Doc Ellestad







                               

I was born and raised on my father's homestead in western North Dakota

in the mist of drought and depression. I started herding sheep at five years old.

Everyone learned to work on the homestead. After a tour in the Korean conflict

I received my bachelor's degree in teaching within three years and taught for a

short time. Then I went on to other things. Finally, I found my niche after attending

five seminars in applied Kinesiology. I went to it like "a duck to water." When I

was forty-years old, I entered Chiropractic College. I was able to tap some of the

great minds in the Chiropractic profession and a few in the Medical profession.

The experience gave me a large overview of the human body. I have taught

several seminars and I hope to teach many more. 

Credentials:

Served in the United States Army during the Korean War (1952-1954)

Received a Bachelors Degree of Science from

Minot State, Minot, North Dakota (1957)

Graduated as Doctor Chiropractic from

Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon (1979)

Occupational License in Chiropractic,

licensed in the state of Idaho and New Mexico

Successfully treated patients from

Nepal, Netherlands, Chile, Canada and parts of Africa

View some of my success stories

Here is my wife Connelly's paintings