Dr. Mark Myers began his pre-chiropractic education at Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne, Indiana where he studied Pre-med. After completing his courses there, Dr. Myers received his Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. He then completed a five-year program at National College of Chiropractic in Lombard, Illinois to get his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. In 2002, Dr. Myers established his practice in Wheaton, Illinois.

"I take a personal responsibility for the health and wellness of the people in my community. My desire is to help families achieve maximized living through cutting edge spinal correction and care. I have a burden for those who are sick, suffering and dying around me and I am on a mission to get them and their families well." Dr. Myers' approach to chiropractic care is radically different than most. He believes in the chiropractic lifestyle. This includes correction, restoration and maintenance of spinal curves as well as nutrition, exercise, and time and stress management. The most important changes are from the inside out, not the outside in.


Dr. Mark is married to Julie and they have two children, Hayley and Westen. (Both children have never been vaccinated or received drugs or antibiotics. If that sounds interesting, be sure to ask Dr. Mark about it!) Dr. Mark is an avid cyclist and loves fitness. He also enjoys martial arts, reading, throwing boomerangs, playing at the park with his kids, family bike rides and outings, and inspiring movies. "One of our favorite things to do at home is to get adjusted," says his wife Julie. "We're constantly trying to live the chiropractic lifestyle by making small changes in our diet and exercise programs everyday. We're learning more all the time." Dr. Myers and his family are also very involved in their local church.
"Chiropractic changed the course of my family's life."


"My sister suffered from severe scoliosis and was in constant pain," states Dr. Myers. "Her doctor's 'wait and see' attitude was not getting any results and the possibility of metal rods fused to her spine did not appeal to anyone. Then someone told our family about chiropractic. It changed my sister's life and that is why I am a chiropractor today."