BELTON/RAYMORE, MO DOCTORS
DR. BRAD PEERBOLTE, DC, FASA, Acu
Doctor of Chiropractic
Nationally Board Certified in Physiotherapy
Nationally Board Certified in Acupuncture
I grew up in a Chiropractic family, my father has been a Chiropractor for nearly 40 years now and my youngest brother is also a Chiropractor. I received my undergraduate degree from Simpson College in Indianola, IA where i then went on to graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA and I am nationally board certified in Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, and Acupuncture.
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DR. RUSSELL PORTER, DC
Doctor of Chiropractic
Nationally Board Certified in Physiotherapy
Nationally Board Certified in Acupuncture
Dr. Porter grew up in central Kansas. After high school he attended the University of Kansas in Lawrence where he earned a bachelors degree in economics and business. He worked as an assistant manager for Walgreens in the Kansas City metro after college. Upon having pain from the physical nature of his job he sought out chiropractic care. This alleviated his pain and allowed his body to function better overall. This experience helped Dr. Porter to find his true calling as a healer.
He then looked for chiropractic colleges and discovered Cleveland Chiropractic College in nearby Overland Park, KS. Based on the college’s excellent track record he chose to attend and earn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Cleveland. He learned about acupuncture and how complimentary it can be to chiropractic so he studied it as well at the college. Dr. Porter is nationally board certified in Chiropractic and Acupuncture.
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Ouch….🚨This is what a real herniated disc looks like.
See that? The disc material is bulging out and pushing directly into the spinal canal, crushing the nerves and spinal cord.
➡️ Here’s what’s actually happening:
Your intervertebral discs are supposed to be shock absorbers between your vertebrae.But when the tough outer layer weakens or tears, the soft inner gel squirts out — creating a herniation.
➡️ Once it herniates:
• It invades the spinal canal
• Compresses nerve roots or the spinal cord
• Disrupts normal nerve signals
This isn’t “just back pain.”
It’s mechanical compression of your nervous system.
➡️ As it progresses, you can get:
→ Shooting pain down your arms or legs
→ Numbness or tingling
→ Muscle weakness
→ Loss of normal function
➡️ Bottom line:
A herniated disc is a structural problem that directly affects neurologic function.
Save this if you or someone you know deals with disc issues.
Have you ever had a herniation? Drop a comment 👇
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Sometimes it does both, but the most important part of Chiropractic is having a well functioning spine and nervous system, so your body can heal itself more efficiently!
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