Dr. Phil Meyers joined The Joint Chiropractic family of healthcare providers in 2019. A graduate of University of Toledo who majored in exercise science, Dr. Meyers has a strong sports background; his focus at Toledo was strength and conditioning and human performance, was assistant intern for four years with the strength and conditioning department at Toledo, and was a student intern with his hometown Cleveland Indians in 1995-96.
He also studied massage from the American Institute of Massage Therapy, and received his doctorate from Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis.
“The thing I like best about being part of the chiropractic field is that we are able to provide the best healthcare systems to the masses in these transformative times,” Dr. Meyers says. “It’s extremely gratifying that the tools of healing that I get to use come from within me.”
He lives what he calls a “healthatarian lifestyle” and In his spare time enjoys strength and conditioning, exercise, mindfulness, meditation, yoga, and calisthenics. He also enjoys cooking for, and being in nature with, his daughter.
He knew chiropractic was his calling once it got personal. “When I put my hands on a person’s nervous system,” he explains, “and saw their experience of total reversal of suffering.”
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Dr. Meyers says the one thing he must have in his refrigerator is celery, which he must have “to make my celery juice every evening as part of my nutritional health.”
If he could bring together any four people for his perfect dinner party, it would be Moshe Feldenkrais, a master in awareness through movement; Mantak Chia, a master in qi gong; Nassim Haramein, physicist in unified field theory; and Sadhguru, an Indian mystic and sage.
The coolest thing he has ever done, he says, “was take the leap of faith to follow my heart and show up.”
