Chiropractor Gregory Kramer D.C.

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Dr. Gregory Kramer grew up in Southfield, MI, and graduated from Southfield High. He completed his undergraduate studies at Central and Eastern Michigan University and furthered his studies at Los Angeles College of Chiropractic.

He is one of only ten chiropractors in the state of Michigan to have an advanced certification in Chiropractic Biophysics (Structural Rehab), one of three chiropractors to be a Diplomat of the American Academy of Medical Legal Professionals and affiliated with Functional Medicine University.

Having lived and practiced throughout the world, including Australia, Oregon, and Colorado, in 1994 he moved back home and opened his practice in Livonia, MI. He is married and has 3 children and 2 dogs. His wife and children share in his active lifestyle. As a family, they keep in shape with a brisk walk or bike ride each morning.

Since then he's cared for more than 100,000 patient visits during his 20 years of practice. "I've seen patients ranging from tiny toddlers, huge athletes, all the way up to 95-year-old osteoporotic women".

Patients seek Dr. Kramer for 3 main reasons.

• One... Mechanical Spine Pain from Trauma - such as whiplash, work, and sports injuries. These traumas often injure the ligaments that hold your skeleton together. These ligament injuries are the number one cause of pain and disability worldwide. These ligament injuries can cause neck or back pain, headaches, dizziness, arm or leg pain, and a host of other symptoms. Doctors often miss these ligament injuries and they go undiagnosed. We solve this by using a simple objective x-ray procedure following AMA guidelines to show WHY people are hurt, demonstrating the exact LOCATION and SEVERITY of the patients' ligament injuries and associated mechanical failure or problems.
• Two... Chronic pain patients who have failed traditional and alternative care such as; chronic disc problems, chronic spine pain, headaches, posture and movement challenges, knee pain, foot pain, TMJD (jaw pain), fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, peripheral neuropathy, and weight loss.
• Three... Occupational Athletes are workers who sit, bend, or lift for a living. Too much sitting, stress, and poor diet lead to poor performance, pain, and injury at work. We solve this by combining posture-movement restoration, diet, stress reduction, and other lifestyle modifications so workers look, feel, and perform better.

Dr. Kramer attends trauma, spinal rehab, TMJD, and nutritional seminars regularly and stays current with the latest studies and cutting-edge procedures. He draws upon this information to help his patients achieve optimal health and performance.

His practice is different and clinically more advanced with State-of-the-Art computerized technology to assess his patients' posture, range of motion, nervous system stress, and metabolic and nutritional needs. This high-tech, high-touch approach allows for the best, most appropriate care for each individual patient. Techniques are specific to the patient. For instance, a two-hundred-fifty-pound male athlete will require a different type of adjustment than a ninety-year-old osteoporotic woman. Gentle instrument adjustments using an Arthrostim (mechanical hand-held instrument) provide these benefits: pain relief, better posture, and mobility. Additionally, this approach does not cause a "cracking" sound.

Patients greatly appreciate the 'anti-aging' effects such as breathing deeper, feeling, and looking better produced by Dr. Kramer's technique.

Most importantly, it is not just how much he knows but how much he cares about helping you as an individual, look, feel, and perform at your best.