Larry G

I am a transplanted New Yorker who's been out here for almost 25 years. I went to Palmer College for my chiropractic training after graduating from Long Island University, which I attended on a full academic scholarship. I graduated magna cum laude from LIU as well as Palmer where I was the class salutatorian. I've taken additional training since school to keep up with the latest techniques and technology. I've done classes in core stabilization, craniosacral therapy, pediatric chiropractic, nutrition, and sports and lower extremity conditions just to name a few.

I live with my 13 year old daughter and 10 year old son in the Mountain View area.

IDespite seeing some of my family members, and friends, have great results seeing a chiropractor, I was not a believer. My girlfriend at the time saiid she felt like s_ _ _ because she hadn't been adjusted that week and I felt just fine and had never been adjusted. Chiropractic seemed like it was some sort of cult - "once you go to a chiropractor you have to go for life" is what I heard some say. I soon learned what that was about. One day I was experiencing some annoying back pain, nothing too severe, but annoying enough, I listened to a family friend and went to see a chiropractor. Dr Camma was semi retired and not only helped me feel better but he taught me about my body, and how to take better care of myself. I saw an option for helping pain without taking drugs . Meeting Dr. Camma inspired me to go to school to become a chiropractor. During my schooling I learned, and practice, that I can't help everyone but I can give them an appropriate referral. I know when not to adjust.