Indent at the beginning of each paragraph. Avoid horizontal formats, complex graphics and charts, and extreme punctuation. The front page should include the title and byline. Organize material so that it flows from premise to interpretation to conclusion. Follow the basic laws of grammar and conventions of expository writing.
Articles condoning the recommendation of herbs are acceptable, if above guidelines are met.
Articles condoning the recommendation of vitamins as a cure for a specific disease will not be accepted. Publication 1.Manuscripts are reviewed by a committee of Life University faculty members and administrators. An unsolicited manuscript will not be returned unless the author encloses a self-addressed, stamped envelope for that purpose. 4.Today's Chiropractic generally does not offer payment for articles, however authors are provided with copies of the magazine upon publication. This is the proper submission procedure.