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Dr. James C. Warner, D.C.
email Dr. Warner at
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warnerchiro.com
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Dr. James C. Warner was born in 1952 in Heidelberg,
Germany, the son of an American soldier and a German mother. His
father, a life long Rockford resident, brought the young family
to Rockford, where young Dr. Warner grew up and attended Rockford
Public Schools, and graduated from Rockford West in 1970.
In sixth grade the future chiropractor seriously
began to exercise and learn more about health. Eventually being
a high school wrestling champion, Dr. Warner injured himself and
went for chiropractic care. "From that visit until now, all
I ever wanted to do was to be a Chiropractor," says Dr. Warner.
After graduating from Rock Valley College,
Dr. Warner attended and graduated from National Chiropractic College
in Lombard, Illinois. He has recieved post-graduate education at
Palmer Chiropractic College and other institutions in many areas,
including acupuncture, x-ray, orthopedics, applied kinesiology,
and the Activator Method (attaining the highest practitioner rating).
He has also attended and participated in over 30 Parker Chiropractic
seminars around the country, and also in Canada and in the Netherlands.
Dr. Warner wants to stay current in all areas of healthcare.
Six months after graduating from chiropractic
college, Dr. Warner married Janet. Janet has worked often in the
practice and in 1996 began working in the insurance department.
They have four children: Lisa, Ken, Erika, and Sarah. Lisa is married
and graduated from Trinity Christian College in the Chicago area,
with a Chemistry degree. Ken is
active in the National Guard. Erika is engaged to be married and
attends the Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
studying to be a Nurse. Sarah attends Rock Valley College
in Rockford.
The Warners place a high priority on serving
God. All are active in the church. Dr. Warner teaches an adult Bible
class weekly. The Warners are active in the Gideon Ministry, and place
Bibles in various places locally and around the world. Dr. Warner
has been to Bogata and Cali, Columbia, for major Bible distributions.
Dr. Warner has other interests, that include
exercise, golf, and guitar. Dr. Warner is a busy doctor and devoted
husband and father, and is also often "on the run." But,
he is never too busy to stop and help one more patient get out of
pain and regain health. "I love people, I love Rockford, and
I love Chiropractic!"
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Dr. Robert J. Kunz
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Dr. Robert J. Kunz is a 1977 graduate of the National
College of Chiropractic. Dr. Kunz was the curator of the anatomy museum
and anatomy lab instructor for four years. He also did one semester of
research working with college president Dr. Josepg Janse on the "Effects
of Chiropractic Adjustments on Intervertebral Foraminal Adhesions."
He worked with Dr. Reed Phillips, who became president of the Los Angeles
College of Chiropractic, on the "Biomechanics of the Fixated Atlas."
Dr. Bob recieved his first Chiropractic adjustment
at age 11. He came in on recommendation rom his mother who was being treated
for upper and lower back pain. She had asked of Chiropractic could help
hay fever and allergies, which it can.
Upon completing pre-med courses, Dr. Bob decided
on Chiropractic. He did so, because he enjoyed observing results. He decided
rather than taking pills and caling an MD in two weeks when the pills
didn't work, that chiropractic works, it got results and thats what counted.
Dr. Kunz opened his first office in downtown Chicago.
He then associated with Dr. Ralph Devine for ten years in LaGrange, IL.
After Dr. Devines retirement, Dr. bob moved his practice one mile east
where it was until August 1997. He has since gone into practice closer
to his home.
Dr. Bob is a life long Chicagoan, moved to Lake
in the Hills in June 1995 with his wife Donna and five children: Tom,
Laura, Vicki, Kirsten, and Scottie.
Dr. Kunz interests include reading, music, trains,
the Bears, and the Bulls.
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