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February 14, 2012 at 05:26pm
Over 13 years of chiropractic practice, I've seen a lot of patients who suffer from migraines. They can be incredibly difficult to get rid of with conventional medical treatments, which basically amount to medications to either prevent them from occurring or reducing them when they appear. Both of these options are only covering up the symptom of pain, instead of actually getting to the root of the problem. Unfortunately, these medications have such a long list of side effects it would take me a full page to list them.
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Dr. Jeff Schneider & Hillside Chiropractic
Dr. Jeff Schneider was born and raised in Cold Spring, Minnesota. He was very active in sports throughout his life. He continues to golf regularly, playing several times per week throughout the summer months.
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Dr. Jeff graduated from Rocori High School and went on to St. Cloud State for his undergraduate studies. While there, he suffered a low back injury that eventually changed his life.
He went to the local chiropractor for his low back. Not only did chiropractic alleviate his back pain, but he ended up marrying the assistant there. When he walked into that clinic he had no idea where his career path was leading, but only a year later he was in chiropractic school. |
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He went to Northwestern Chiropractic College in Bloomington, MN and graduated in 1998. His wife also went to chiropractic school in hopes of them practicing together in the future.
In January of 1999 Dr. Jeff opened Hillside Chiropractic in Elk River to provide chiropractic care to the area. He loves the field of chiropractic because he's always tried to live his life free of medication and as healthy as possible. He also loves using A.R.T. to treat athletes and non-athletes alike. Unfortunately in 2000, his pregnant wife developed Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She gave birth to a healthy little boy, Jadon, in 2001, but she passed away later that year.
In 2010, Dr. Jeff married Liann and his dream of building a successful practice with his wife has finally come to fruition. Together they raise Jadon and are working to provide the highest quality health care to the Elk River area.