Complete Chiropractic Care

Dr. Chapman is a wonderful D. O who works with patients to get to the root of the problem. She spends time and will take time to answer the patients questions and work with them. Many people want some quick fix and lazy «solution» to their health issues. In regards to another review on here be cautious who you call names, it is one thing to tell your experience, but labeling a good doctor poorly without solid proof is just not right. Unless people want to post all the details for all to discern and judge what you needed how do you label and name call on a doctor who has helped many? Just because you don’t like what was recommended? If your looking for some pill to fix your symptoms do not go here. Go to see Dr. Chapman if you want to get to the root of health issues, improve the quality of your life, and actually work to do so.

Dr. Arina Chapman is 90% a quack, and represents everything that is wrong with healthcare in our time. I went there late during the summer and she kept pushing unneeded treatments and tests.
Example 1:
Pushing a 12 course chiropractic treatment on a young adult with no history of back problems and no current complaints of pain. What does she get out of it? A recurring source of income from trusting patients who don’t know any better.
Example 2:
She pushes incredibly expensive and high doses of vitamin D for those with no risk factors and no symptoms. Why would she do this? Again, money. She was pushing her own personal brand of vitamin D that exceeds 100,000 IUD. She wanted me to take 200,000 IUD a day, just to up my serum levels. This is pointless as the body can only absorb a limited amount a day, and you only need a regular maintenance dose of 800 IUD per day.
When I asked her why anyone would need 200x the regular dosage, she said the latest research shows that the body needs many times the regular dose. When I questioned that by researching the original source. I found that it was published by the vitaminD council, and Mercola. Both of these sources are proponents of controversial alternative medicine, aka quacks who have no business being doctors. All they want is money, and that’s all Dr. Arina Chapman wants from you.
Find someone else, their cheaper, and not a quack who pushes snake oil.