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Jerome Fryer
Dr. Jerome Fryer obtained his bachelor of science degree in biopsychology from the University of British Columbia in 1995. He then obtained his doctorate degree in chiropractic, graduating with honors, from the University of Western States, Portland Oregon in 1999. Between the years of 2000-2006 practiced on the West Coast of Vancouver Island in Ucluelet and later expanded to Tofino with a satellite clinic.
What If We’ve Been Measuring the Wrong Thing?
New Research Challenges One of the Oldest Assumptions About Spinal Manipulation By Jerome Fryer, DC For decades, one of the
Sitting Isn’t the Whole Story: What If We Could Reduce the Load on the Spine?
Sitting and Spine By Dr. Jerome Fryer, Chiropractor For decades, we’ve been told to “sit up straight.” It’s common advice,
Back Pain Is More Than Pain: How Our Beliefs Influence Recovery
Low back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek healthcare. Yet two people with very similar symptoms
Searching for the “Why”: ALS, Metabolism, and the Questions That Stay With Us
WHY? About a year ago, I lost my mom to ALS. Like many families who face this disease, we eventually
Is Your Headache Coming From Your Neck? Understanding the Difference Between Tension Headaches and Cervicogenic Headaches
Many patients who come into my Nanaimo clinic assume that all headaches related to neck tension are simply “tension headaches.”
Why Joint Cracking May Begin With Tiny Fluid Vortices
A new fluid-mechanics study sheds light on how cavitation really starts Joint cracking has long been explained as a cavitation