Healers of the human body have been around almost as long as humans' existence. Throughout history, these healers have been found in nearly every advanced culture in the world and have been known by many names. However, these practitioners weren’t known under the title of “chiropractic” until much more recently in human history. In 1895, the profession of chiropractic was born in Davenport, Iowa by a physician named Daniel David Palmer. D.D. Palmer is widely recognized as the father of chiropractic sciences. He combined the methodology of medical science and the manipulating of bones, joints, and nerves to help the human body heal itself faster. What he didn’t know in 1895 was that the human brain is 100% dependent on movement. Without movement the brain atrophies and diminishes the quality of life span. The brain needs regular diverse movement in order to be healthy.

Chiropractic is founded on two concepts:

• The human is a self-healing being that is dependent on movement to heal, thrive, and function normally.
• “Movement is life”, the human brain and body is dependent on consistent movement to communicate and understand its environment.