David Groneck, DC, FASA graduated from Texas Chiropractic College in 1997. He has wanted be a doctor since the age of 13. He started developing an interest in the human body as a young teenager buying anatomy and physiology books and reading them for fun. "I remember as a teenager going to Austin with my family to visit my grandmother and would bring Grey's Anatomy to read along the way", says Dr. Groneck. "One of the books I bought when I was 16 was Netter's Human Anatomy which I later learned was required text in chiropractic school. Didn't have to buy that one since I already had it!" Those that have known Dr. Groneck from a teenager will attest to his passion about human health. And today that passion continues. He is continually attending seminars and workshops as well as personal research into aspects of anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, nutrition, acupuncture, exercise, and diet. Dr. Groneck is a Fellow of the American Society of Acupuncture (FASA). He is board eligible to sit for the Diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Internist (DABCI), a three year course studying internal medicine from a holistic point of view. He is also board eligible to sit for the Diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition (DACBN).
Dr. Groneck strongly believes that
the key to reaching and maintaining health is found between the delicate
balances of the structural, chemical, and mental aspects of the body.
These three work so closely together that it is impossible to separate
them. True health and healing is greatly enhanced
when all aspects of the body are balanced. He offers a free 10 minute consultation to meet him and answer any questions you may have about his treatments.
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