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Dr. Chase Bollig graduated from Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS, in 2010, completing his Bachelor of Psychology degree, with a neuroscience emphasis. While he was at Kansas State, he assisted in several brain and behavior research programs regarding nicotine and ethanol addictions. He also was an assistant researcher in the agricultural department, studying plant DNA hybridization and its affect on wheat yields and desiccation rates.

Today, Dr. Bollig focuses on structural correction work of the spine. This technique is called Chiropractic BioPhysics looking to treat various areas affecting posture such as scoliosis, auto-accident injuries, sports injuries, improper posture from your work ergonomics or just an expecting mother, he can help reverse some of the maladies. Improving posture has been shown through a multitude of empirical research to improve overall health in the long-term. This is why he is so committed to correcting everyone's spine from a newborn to a senior.Drs. Chase and Taylor Bollig met in Chiropractic school and found that enhanced health can be achieved not only through chiropractic adjustments alone but through spinal and postural rehabilitation. Through many post doctorate trainings they have learned how to mold the curvatures of the spine through functional ligament molding to more permanently restore those curvatures as well as posture at the same time.