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Introducing Paoli Chiropractor Dr. Lori Kalie

Simply put, I was a skeptic… I was attending a pharmacy school with the intention of doing research for drug companies after I graduated. Chiropractic was my last resort for getting rid of my pain.

As I learned more about chiropractic my last year in college, the more it made sense for me to continue my education at a chiropractic school and not in pharmaceuticals. I realized that drugs were not the answer, and definitely not the future of health care. Chiropractic changed my life, and I decided that I wanted to educate and help other people the way my chiropractor helped me.

I graduated from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science in 1997 with a B.S. in Microbiology and a minor in Biochemistry. I then decided to attend Life University College of Chiropractic in Marietta, GA, which is the biggest chiropractic school in the country. I decided to go there because of it's great reputation for quality education and diversity in spinal adjusting classes that they offer. I graduated Cum Laude from Life University in 2001.

My goal in practice is to get the patient back to health as quickly as possible. My philosophy is quite simple - I work with my patients as a team effort. We each have our separate jobs to do. I will only accept a patient case as long as the patient agrees to work as hard as I do.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, which include my mom, dad, and two younger sisters.

I also enjoy playing golf, running, and working out.

I get adjusted by my partner, Dr. Glazer, at least twice a week. Adjusting patients is physically demanding on my part, so my spine tends to mis-align faster than someone with a less physically demanding job. Adjustments keep me feeling great and physically at my best in order to do my job.

I workout at least five times per week. I run 3-4 miles a day, lift weights, and use a Pilate's machine for strengthening. I have also recently started bike riding to vary my routine.

In chiropractic school I chose to become a vegetarian for health benefits and still continue that today. I don't recommend that diet for everyone, but it makes me feel better to mainly eat fruits, vegetables, and alternative sources of protein.

I do not recommend vaccinations, antibiotics, or over-the-counter pain killers to my patients. I have studied the effects of these on the body and have seen first hand the adverse effects that people have due to these chemicals and toxins.

“Thanks for visiting our site. I look forward to meeting you in person and learning how we may be of service to you. Give our office a call, or email me using the link below and let’s arrange a time to explore your options.”