Alternative Medicine Practices in Columbia, MO

If you are searching for a Chiropractor in Columbia, MO please come on in and take a look around our site! We welcome your questions and feedback and consultations with our doctors are always complementary! Locate in Columbia; MO our office is here to serve you.

Welcome to Bowers Chiropractic where state of the art technology is fused with compassionate patient care. If you have any questions regarding anything you read in this website, please feel free to call us, directly at the contact information given above. Call today and see if you are a candidate for this breakthrough technology!

The doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease. The talk was a great success, thank you Dr. Ewert for putting it on. For anyone who missed it it or would like more information contact our office and set up a time to consider your health with our doctors.

Dr. Carraher has practiced as a chiropractor in Columbia since 1982. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biology from the University of Missouri in Columbia. Dr. Carraher was certified by the State of Missouri in Acupuncture in 1995. Board certified in Traditional Naturopathy in 2002.

Dr. Christy M. Henley has over 22 years of chiropractic training and education. She has treated patients with conditions varying from whiplash to scoliosis to fibromyalgia to infertiltiy. She has had stunning success with these conditions as well as many others. For over 22 years, Dr. Henleys practice has been directed and centered on Women's health care and women's wellness.

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In the late 1800's, modern chiropractic was established by Daniel David D.D. Palmer. Through training and eduction he investigated the relationship between the nervous system and bones of the back. He formed hypotheses about how and why the interruption of communication between the brain and body left untreated, results in dysfunction and sometimes pain.