Want every day to be Absolute?

They can, start your morning, your commute or your to-do list with Dr. Troy and his motivational, informative blend of medical science and nutritional based “Health Talks.” Why feel drained, depressed and of shape? Every day we are presented with evidence that shows a life combined with chiropractic care, proper nutrition and fitness, everyday is a happier and healthier way to move through life’s journey.

With over 30,000 listeners weekly, and a six year track record, Dr. Troy is dedicated to helping hundreds in our community get well and stay well. No appointment needed, just listen in and decide what your life changing next step is going to be. Dreiling believes a healthy lifestyle in an undeniable component to one’s health. His mission, to serve as many people possible with natural, safe, and effective solutions to achieve the body’s optimal state of being and to provide superior education inspiring others to create a healthier “you”, community, and planet.

Who is Dr. Troy?

Dr. Troy Dreiling has been providing chiropractic services to Portland Metropolitan families for 15 years. He believes that adjustments in the body and attitude for way beyond an office visit, and into the heart.

Dr. to USA Olympic athlete, providing care at training camps for athletes preparing for National World, and Olympic Competitions. Absolute Life Chiropractic was voted “Best in Clark County” by the Clark County Chamber of Commerce because of Dreiling’s community involvement and commitment to community health.

Dr. Troy Dreiling graduated from Life Chiropractic College West in 1994, and is an International Chiropractic Association member. A former body builder, Dreiling is the team chiropractor for the State Champion Evergreen High School football team. Several organizations know they can count on him, including the YMCA, YWCA, ARC Innovative Services, and Salvation Army, Make a Wish, Pregnancy Resource Center, Life West Chiropractic College research, Wichoni International, Mt Hood Ski Patrol, Humane Society, Portland Rescue Mission and local schools.

Last Updated on Thursday, 10 March 2011 01:30 |