Pri­or to see­ing Dr. Crom I had nev­er been to a chiro­pract­or and wasn't sure what to ex­pect. He was very in­form­at­ive about the pro­cess and pro­ced­ure. I saw him on two dif­fer­ent oc­ca­sions and he was very will­ing to work me in­to his sched­ule on short no­tice. The best part, his ex­pert­ise really helped with my back pain.

- Tom

Dr Nick Crom is a true pro­fes­sion­al who seems to have ma­gic in his hands. I have been to oth­er Chiro­pract­ic of­fices but Dr Nick has giv­en me a much re­lief from chron­ic lower back pain. He is very know­ledge­able in all areas of health and nu­tri­tion. The of­fice staff is po­lite and pro­fes­sion­al and they work well with in­sur­ance as well.

- Ray

I was a 10 han­di­cap golfer be­fore my car ac­ci­dent in 2007. My lower back was in­jured so badly I had to give up golf en­tirely. The treat­ment Dr. Crom provided me com­pletely re­ju­ven­ated my golf game, and my life. I now play golf a min­im­um of 3 times a week, and my cur­rent han­di­cap is a 4.

- Cody

Our son has severe AD­HD (At­ten­tion De­fi­cit Hy­per­activ­ity Dis­order) and ODD (Op­pos­i­tion­al De­fi­ant Dis­order). Dr. Crom has been treat­ing him with acu­punc­ture for his al­ler­gies. His fo­cus and at­ti­tude have im­proved tre­mend­ously be­cause he truly feels bet­ter. Thanks a mil­lion Dr Crom!

- Theresa

We have been very happy with ser­vice re­ceived at Dr. Crom's of­fice. Our son at­tends school away from home and Dr. Crom al­ways ar­ranges his sched­ule to ac­com­mod­ate my son's needs when he comes home. Thank you for great ser­vice and great res­ults.

- Ron & Jessica

Dr. Crom's hu­man ana­tomy know­ledge cer­tainly goes bey­ond the hu­man spine/back. After my GP told me "to see a sur­geon for the tendin­it­is in my shoulder/arm", Dr. Crom cor­rec­ted it in just three ad­just­ments. In­cred­ible!

- Colleen

I call Dr. Crom my mir­acle work­er. I have two very bad knees that hurt all the time and was not look­ing for­ward to knee sur­gery. I de­cided to give Dr. Crom a chance with Acu­punc­ture. While he was in­sert­ing the needles (that you do not even feel), I men­tioned that I was go­ing to have carpel tun­nel sur­gery as well. Giv­ing acu­punc­ture a try with Dr. Crom has made it so I no longer have a need for sur­gery be­cause of the pain. Then I men­tioned to Dr. Crom about want­ing to lose weight; so gave acu­punc­ture a try for that, and guess what? it has taken away the hungry feel­ing com­pletely, and I am fi­nally los­ing weight and I don't feel like I am on a diet. It is awe­some. So that is why I call Dr. Crom my mir­acle work­er, he has let me walk pain free and no sur­gery, needle­point and type all day pain free and no sur­gery, and I am los­ing weight for the first time in 10 years without feel­ing sorry for my self.

- Debbie

As an All Amer­ic­an Mas­ters ath­lete in the dis­cus, Dr. Crom has played an in­teg­ral part in my train­ing and re­cov­ery. His chiro­pract­ic care will help me to reach my goals for the Worlds Mas­ter Cham­pi­on­ships in 2011.

- Tim

Chiropractic

Chiropractic is a health care discipline, which emphasizes theinherent recuperative power of the body to heal itself without the use ofdrugs or surgery. The practice of chiropractic focuses on the relationshipbetween structure (primarily the nervous system) and function (ascoordinated by the nervous system) and how that relationship affects thepreservation and restoration of health. In addition, Doctors ofChiropractic recognize the value and responsibility of working incooperation with other health care practitioners when in the best interestof the patient.

Purpose

The purpose of chiropractic is to optimize health.

Principle

The body's innate recuperative power is affected by and integrated through the nervous system.

Practice

The practice of chiropractic includes:

Acupuncture

What does it treat, and how effective is it?

The com­mon fea­ture shared by all the dif­fer­ent types of acu­punc­ture is us­ing needles to make le­sions in soft tis­sue (acu­punc­ture). Needles and needle-in­duced le­sions ac­tiv­ate the built-in sur­viv­al mech­an­isms that nor­mal­ize homeo­stas­is and pro­mote self-heal­ing. This pro­cess con­sists of two parts: cent­ral and peri­pher­al. For the cent­ral mech­an­ism need­ling and needle-in­duced le­sions stim­u­late parts of the brain that ac­tiv­ate the prin­cip­al sur­viv­al sys­tems-the nervous, en­do­crine, im­mune, and car­dio-vas­cu­lar sys­tems-and nor­mal­ize the physiolo­gic­al activ­it­ies of the whole body. In the case of the peri­pher­al mech­an­ism need­ling and the res­ult­ing le­sions trig­ger physiolo­gic­al re­ac­tions around the need­ling sites that in­volve all four sur­viv­al sys­tems in de­sens­it­iz­ing and re­pair­ing the dam­aged tis­sues. At the need­ling site, a cas­cade of sur­viv­al re­ac­tions oc­curs, in­clud­ing the im­mune re­ac­tion, and we call this the loc­al need­ling re­ac­tion. Thus acu­punc­ture can be defined as a physiolo­gic­al ther­apy co­ordin­ated by the brain which re­sponds to the stim­u­la­tion of manu­al or elec­tric­al need­ling of peri­pher­al sens­ory nerves. In re­la­tion to this defin­i­tion, there is one concept that can not be over­em­phas­ized: that acu­punc­ture does not treat any par­tic­u­lar patho­lo­gic­al symp­tom but nor­mal­izes physiolo­gic­al homeo­stas­is and pro­motes self heal­ing. Thus acu­punc­ture, in terms of it's thera­peut­ic mech­an­isms, is non-spe­cif­ic: acu­punc­ture does not tar­get any par­tic­u­lar symp­tom or dis­ease but treats the body as a whole. Un­der­stand­ing this non­spe­cif­ic nature of acu­punc­ture can provide an an­swer to puzz­ling ques­tion: what symp­toms and dis­eases can it treat?

Specializing in the treatment of:

Sneezing

NAET

Proven Effective

NAET is a synthesis of various medical disciplines such as allopathy,acupuncture, chiropractic, kinesiology and nutrition. Nambudripad's TestingTechniques utilizes Muscle Response Testing (MRT) which indicates the kineticimbalance in the body caused by allergens. The NAET treatment stimulatespressure points along the spine from the neck to the sacrum while the patientis holding an allergen. After the treatment, a strong MRT indicates that theallergy has been removed. Specific acupressure points are then massaged oracupuncture needles may be inserted for 20 minutes to stabilize the treatment.The substance must then be completely avoided for 25 hours following thetreatment for the best results. Allergens are treated and cleared one at atime in a specific sequence. Normally only one item is treated on a givenday. In most cases one session is all that is required to eliminate anallergy if NAET is applied properly. Individuals who are highly sensitivemay sometimes require additional treatments.

Purification

Why purification? Toxins are in the foods you eat, the water you drink, and the air you breathe. You areprobably aware of most environmental toxins: pesticides, heavy metals, chemicals, pollution, caffeine, andpreservatives. But what you may not realize is how our bodies produce natural toxins, such as ammoniaand carbon dioxide, which linger in the body if they can't be broken down. The liver, lymphatic system(related to the immune system), kidneys, lungs, intestines, blood, and skin filter these toxins from yourbody. When overloaded, your body becomes inefficient and toxins can build upPurification is merely the internal cleansing and detoxification of your body. Think of it as a "springcleaning" for your insides.

It requires making new, healthier choices for yourself. You'll learn to refrain from eating fast foods,processed convenience foods, and sugar-laden snacks, which place an unnecessary load on your body.Instead you'll learn to turn to whole, unprocessed, preservative-free foods,, lots of pure spring water, tastyshakes, and whole food supplements..

This Purification program is directed by our doctor, and is designed to help your cleanse our body of itstoxic load over a 3 week program.