Ep# 26-Chiropractic care and chronic illness: Its more than you think! With Dr. Kyle Bryant DC & Coa

In this episode, I interview Dr. Bryant but as I call him “DR KYLE”.

We discuss what chiropractic care is and what is is NOT. Doctor Kyle explains how his practice is a little different than most traditional chiropractic clinics. Doctor Kyle focuses more on ‘TOTAL body health and looking at the root causes of peoples aches and pains when they come to him. As a Extremities certified chiropractor, he looks also at injuries and trauma that may result in patients chronic pain.

Additionally, Dr. Kyle has a good understanding of chronic illnesses and how they too can have a better results with a full body adjustment.

There is a misconception that chiropractors are ‘cracking spines and necks’. We discuss the myth around that and what is really going on when you hear a cracking sound

The other modalities that Dr Kyle incorporates in his practice are extra special. He also offers physical therapy techniques, laser, and vibrational therapy.

Dr. Kyle believes that total health starts with the spine but the connection extends thru out the body starting from the brain.

BIO: Dr. Kyle Bryant is a chiropractor who is the descendant of multiple Tri-citian generations. He attended Kamiakin high school and graduated in 2003. After playing collegiate soccer and earning his bachelor’s degree from Gonzaga in 2007, he went on to begin his chiropractic education at the University of Western States in Portland, OR.

After graduating in 2012 he moved abroad with his wife, Desiree, to Ireland to begin the first experience of his professional career. After a year over-seas, the Bryants decided it was time to become a little more settled to begin a family and further develop Dr. Kyle’s career – which landed them in Spokane, WA. After 3 unforgettable years with treating patients and receiving a certification in extremity injuries, the Bryants again felt it was time to move due to their growing family – but this time back to home.

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