I believe my life calling is to be a healer. My father took me for blood work and found that I had become borderline diabetic. I had a choice in that moment to live on medicine the rest of my life or take control. I’m thankful that my father had the wisdom to reset my body through Chiropractic care and proper nutrition, and I have never had any diabetic tendencies or problems since. Since then, I knew I wanted to become a man built for others. I wanted to devote my life to getting people out of pain and to showing them how miraculous the human body was created to function. 

In 1997, I graduated from Palmer College, the birthplace of Chiropractic. It was a proud moment for me asI graduated from the same Chiropractic college as my father, Dr. John “Doc” Sipple, as well as my brother, Dr. Dan Sipple. Dr. Dan and I began to take over our father’s nationally-known and successful practice in Berea, KY. In 2010, we had outgrown a joint practice (no pun intended) and divided into separate practices next door to one another. 

As a Chiropractor, I don’t only deal with moving vertebrae in the spine. Chiropractic is a total body approach of positioning your body to heal itself. Bones, muscles, and nutrition all play a part in symptoms and pain. I love getting to the root cause of your problem instead of simply treating the symptoms. You start the healing process with clearing the system of the neurological restrictions and then find the root cause of the disease, illness, or pain. I don’t consider Chiropractic “work”, because I love seeing the results and the end product in patients.