Chiropractors in Lexington, KY

please add me for ormond beach. Dr. Ross Fialkov, DC 279 S. Yonge st. Ormond beach, fl, 32174 phone: 386-868-3517

Thank you for taking this on. check out all the Band of Brothers. Marilyn shore. 245 se 5 th ave. Delray Beach Florida. 33483 561 278 2727

BoB Michigan let me kbnow pchelenyak@gmail.com 23975 Novi Rd A101 Novi Mi 48375 248 380 9444. Messgae me and I can send you our BoB list.

I appreciate you putting this together! I know I could use it when looking for Principled -TORS for my patient's family members out of state! The Georgia Specific Clinic of Chiropractic 49 Piedmont Dr. Suite 104Winder, GA. 30680 770-307-0416, Upper Cervical Knee Chest Practice

If you know a Principled Chiropractor(s) to add, you can email me their info at bullockchiropractic@yahoo.com.

I like Jeff Stinson. Has all your requirements listed above. Harden Field at Stream point wellness for acupuncture

Dr Simpson in Elswicks office is great too

Even though he's from Fleming county. https://www.facebook.com/michael.pugh.108 is good stuff. I personally use him when I need it.

Have never had success with a chiropractor. I find licensed massage therapists more effective. Lexington Healing Arts is very good, but insurance doesn't cover.

Kevin Lynch, 2505 Larkin, off Malibu. Lynch Chiropractic.

Haven't been lately, but we've gone to Jeff Mortimer for years and I think he fills all the requirements! He used to have a massage therapist on staff and when he didn't, he'd send you to one as part of your treatment! And his office is on Cooper between the railroad tracks and Imperial Plaza.

Daryl Gregory 373-0800. As an ER/Trauma nurse I was always suspicious and didn't believe in their practice until I spoke with and learned from him. When I had a problem, I tried it. Amazing results and am now a believer.

Lynch Chiropractic.

Barry Pelton, Bluegrass Chiropractic - best in town!

Susan Adams over on Custer Drive got me lined out. She did take insurance then, private rooms and holistic in her approach.

Kyle Pelfrey at corner of Wellington & Clays Mill--does a great job

I also second Mike Pugh

Anthony Bastecki and Clay Elswick are top-notch. (I'm an injury lawyer, is why I know so many chiropractors

Clay Elswick is awesome

Kathy Bolton. Been going to her when needed for over 10 years.

Kathy Bolton gets my vote!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well adjusted. Dr. Tom Williams. Outstanding.integrates nutrition and exercise into total health picture

J. Brad Long is really good. He has over 26 years experience. I highly recommend him.

Not Southside, but worthy and meets your other specs. Dr.Pelton Bluegrass Chiropractic.

Janna talked to my Ginger PT and He said to just let him know when. He is here as early as 7 am two days a week and takes his last at 6 pm two days a week. So "call me maybe" 881-0333

Dr. Clare across from parkette drive in. I've seen him for bout 5 years. He's a great doctor!

George Shirar on Broadway. Absolutely brilliant!

Bullock Family Chiro!

Hands on Healing Chiropractic 716 Henry Clay Blvd (859) 263-8833

Haha. I just got to mine as I type. Dawson Family Chiropractic. I can give you more info later

Mike Pugh. 272-5469

Janna- http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/kathryn-bolton-3 k3 dx

I go to this guy he's good: http://lexfamilychiro.com/

Per KY law, Chiropractic can only treat matters related to the "spine and adjacent tissues". If they claim to be able to treat any other conditions, then they are working out of their legal scope of practice and breaking the law. Is only a matter of time before one of them gets caught and sued. Secondarily, if they offer any claims of benefits to any other disease or medical condition, not only are they breaking the law but they can be sued for false advertisement. Lastly, there is no arguing that medicine, in an earthly sense, is based purely on science. Maximized Living has 0 scientific evidence, and when the practitioners of this are questioned on it or if you request data, all they gave you is testimonials, not studies. The Chiropractic Association of America has also made Maximized Living illegal to be taught in any of the chiropractor schools due to this. As I said above, it's only a matter of time before this whole scammed gets exposed fully, & I feel bad for those who have been taken advantage of. I went to medical school to help people, not to make a profit off of them. Didn't mean to turn this into a debate on what is proper medicine and what isn't, I'm looking out for your best interest and safety. KY Law: SUMMARY OF SCOPE OF PRACTICE: (Contact State for precise definition by state law) Doctor of Chiropractic means one qualified by experience and training and licensed by the Board to diagnose his patients and to treat those of his patients diagnosed as having diseases or disorders relating to subluxations of the articulations of the human spine and its adjacent tissues by indicated adjustments or manipulation of those subluxations and by applying methods of treatments designed to augment those adjustments or manipulation. OTHER REFERENCE INFORMATION: 1 Board regulates specialty council certification: Kentucky law recognizes two specialties: Chiropractic Orthopedics (bones and alignment) & Chiropractic Roentgenology (x-rays) - must be certified by board; however, additional specialties are being considered.

Here is a link to a 2012 legal proceeding where a Maximized Living chiropractor who got busted for treating Thyroid, nutritional, and neurological conditions illegally. http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/cam-docket-functional-endocrinology/

My horse gets allergies where she shakes her head and cyproheptadine helps. Also a nose net like this one https://www.smartpakequine.com/mobile/pt/6680?utm_source=cpc&utm_medium=google&utm_content=shopping&utm_campaign=nb_shopping_tes&utm_term=16680

My horses has has headshaking syndrome seasonally for two years now, being followed closely by my veterinarian. Their is a headshaking syndrome group on Facebook that is supportive and helpful. I found this article helpful and scientifically reliable (http://www.thehorse.com/articles/23872/headshaking-triggers-and-treatment). My horse is currently on Cyproheptadine, magnesium, vit e, melatonin, has a uv face mask and nose net. Currently his symptoms are under control. But it has been a struggle. Also I enrolled in the uv Davis headshaking syndrome study. Hope that's helpful.

Why don't you try to get in touch with a vet at a large school like UC Davis, University of AZ or even try calling Rood and Riddle in KY and see what their vets say. It's worth a try. I know they won't be able to see him just ask if they have had experience with other horses doing this and what were the outcomes.

Join this group and search in it for the 'ivermectin protocol' https://www.facebook.com/groups/equineheadshaking/

Try Vitamin E. It can't hurt and it immensely helped my pony who had a weird trigeminal sensitivity.

Rich Lorenat 502-895-6992 on Baxter. Amazing chiro.

Try cupping therapy, Trevor. It's changed my life. Not sure if there are any around Louisville though, you'll have to search. Here is some info in it. Let me know if you have any questions about it. http://www.naturalnews.com/...

Ask Josh Adwell. He sees a Chiro regularly if I'm not mistaken

Try Angieslist.com You can see ratings on different doctors. :)

Greg Thomas: http://www.chiropracticlouisville.com/about/index.html

yeah....when you see a chiro once...you're pretty much stuck with seeing them for a life time...they just alleviate the pain for the moment....a good therapist like Sandy Walter Gwaltney is a pain specialist...and fixes it ;) ... she might be able to point you in the right direction. Or you can just come down here and get one from her lol....i might be up that way in a few weeks..i'll try and drag her along:)

Quigley Chiropractic near oxmoor mall.

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Damion Bortz is the best farrier/chiropractor I've ever dealt with 1 (502) 572-8407.... He's awesome

Welcome! I'm right outside of Shepherdsville. I recommend Adrienne Denzik Robertson as a vet. She has an equine hospital just north of Shepherdsville and makes farm calls as well. Her number is 502-938-4894. I think you'll talk to alot of horse people who use her. Good luck and Welcome to Ky!!!

She also has a website if you want to check her out. Www.bannonwoodsvet.com