Editorial Board
Anthony DeMaria
Chiropractor · United States
Editorial leadership for Journal of Obesity Management ISSN 2574-450X
Research interests
- Chiropractic
- Pediatric Chiropractic
- Sports Performance Chiropractic
- Advanced Nutrition
- Wellness
- Weight Loss Management
Biography
- Dr. Anthony DeMaria graduated Valedictorian of his Chiropractic class from Life University in Atlanta, Georgia in 2011.
- While at Life, Dr. Anthony became certified in a Motion Specific Chiropractic technique which utilizes advanced technology to help spinal and neurologic function.
- He is also certified CACCP in advanced post-graduate training from the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and became Webster Technique Certified.
- He has authored and co-authored three research studies on topics including weight loss, Tourette’s syndrome, and subluxation.
- Outside the office, you can find Anthony cheering on the Cleveland Indians, or taking a bike ride with Dr. Casen in the Metroparks.
- Dr. Anthony DeMaria graduated Valedictorian of his Chiropractic class from Life University in Atlanta, Georgia in 2011.
- Prior to graduate school he attended Messiah College where he studied Biology with a focus on Pre-Med.
- Both Dr. Anthony and his wife have participated in advanced training from the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and became Webster Technique Certified.
- He was recently published in the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal, and Family Health on improvement in Tourette’s syndrome with Chiropractic.
- During Chiropractic school Dr. Anthony became certified in a Motion Specific Chiropractic technique which utilizes advanced technology in order to help improve spinal and neurologic function.
- Dr. Anthony practices with his wife and father in Westlake and Elyria, Ohio.
- He looks forwarding to making a drugless difference in the lives of local families, businesses, and athletes.
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