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Introducing Arvada Chiropractor Dr. James Doran

"I hate to admit it but... I was a skeptic."

Dr. Jim Doran first experienced chiropractic's extraordinary healing benefits after suffering from various injuries while training as a competitive triathlete. 

"I really became interested in chiropractic after being injured while training for triathlons.  Immediately after my shoulder injury I couldn't swim and even running and riding the bike were difficult.  I had a close friend that was attending chiropractic college and he convinced me to go see a chiropractor.  I admit that I was pretty skeptical at first but I was also hurting pretty badly and decided that I needed to do something!  Within a week I was training as hard as ever and feeling great!"    

Dr. Doran received his Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Colorado State University and his Doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic where he was on the Dean's list as well as helping other students as a graduate teaching assistant.  During his four years of study at Palmer College, courses focused on biochemistry, human anatomy and physiology, neurology, x-ray, chiropractic adjusting techniques and lastly providing patient care in the Palmer Chiropractic Clinic.  After establishing the Chiropractic Wellness Center, Dr. Doran became certified in acupuncture to help expand the treatment options available to his practice members. 

"We offer people a different way to think about their health and more importantly, not just feeling better but being healthier."  In addition to helping people get out of pain, Dr. Doran helps people to improve their eating and exercise habits as well.

"While I still like to run and ride, I have cut back on the triathlons to just one or two races every couple years.  One thing I haven't been able to give up, no matter how bad I-70 gets, is skiing and snowboarding."

"I really feel that diet and exercise are just as important as chiropractic care for people that want to stay healthy and feel good.  I try to exercise at least four or five times a week.  My background in nutrition also helps me keep my diet (I consider 'diet' just a word to describe the foods I eat, not a list of what I can or can't eat) in check." 

"That's enough about me! Give us a call or email me using the link below and let's arrange a time to go figure out how chiropractic can help you not only feel better but be healthier!"