What's in it for you? Better posture, research proven improved immune system and a chance for better joint health. Our goal for you is to realize Webster's definition of health which is not only the absence of pain but the expression of the optimal you. At Wellness Source Chiropractic, we analyze the care that you need, from posture correction to weight loss, injury rehabilitation to pregnancy care, and arrive at your individualized Care Plan.Our office offers Chiropractic Adjusting, The Ring Dinger manual spinal decompression, CFR, Neuro Emotional Healing, Physical Rehabilitation Therapies as well as Massage Therapy, Anti-Aging Kosher Vitamins and Bio-energic Hormone Supplementation, Healthy Weightless and Muscle Toning Programs.
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Deborah is the world's first Livitician coach, a term she coined beyond Dietician, coaching clients on nutrition and fitness for over 15 years. Her mission is to educate others on achieving optimal wellness through balanced eating, intrinsic coaching and exercise. At University of California, Davis, Deborah received a Bachelor of Science degree in Dietetics and a minor in Exercise Physiology and received her Registered Dietitian license in Georgia.She also completed her Master's of Science degree in Foods and Nutrition with an emphasis in sports nutrition at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona and is a PhD candidate at Saybrook University Graduate College of Mind-Body Medicine.
At Wellness Source Chiropractic, we realize that scientific research shows that, body performance is improved with chiropractic care, and even better with chiropractic care paired with a personally designed posture corrective exercise program. So at Wellness Source Chiropractic, Dr. Dan Rude, provides his clients both optimal posture corrective chiropractic care and supportive specifically designed exercises to strengthen those specific muscle groups assessed as needing strengthening to help improve the posture.
The Ring Dinger traction adjusting technique is a available at Wellness Source Chiropractic and, is a revolutionary manual spinal decompression chiropractic technique, a key component of the Johnson Chiropractic technique formidably nicknamed the Ring Dinger. This Y-Axis decompression adjustment causes a Y axis distraction of all 24 freely movable vertebrae creating a vacuum between the vertebrae and allowing for an assist in the retraction of bulging or herniated disc matter, (Nucleus Pulposis).
We provide shockwave therapy using MP50 shockwave machine, a state-of-the-art treatment that offers many patients an effective, non-invasive solution for both chronic and acute musculoskeletal pain in the muscles, tendons, and joints. Despite the name, there are no electrical shocks involved in shockwave therapy-instead, high-energy acoustic waves are sent through your tissue.
Reviews (11)
Michael P.
Apr 17, 2021
This review relates specifically to anyone curious about the Ring Dinger adjustment made famous by Dr. Johnson in Houston. If you're expecting the full Johnson technique, consider saving a little more money and visit Houston instead. As a general chiropractor, I think Dr. Rude is great. He's all about posture and sees the big picture--you'll need fewer adjustments and can hold them longer because your body is in proper biomechanical alignment.
He even sends you home with a game plan to keep good posture with stretches and exercises. Most other chiros will just send you on your way. "Okay, you're all set!" (Am I?!) Where Dr. Rude fell short is the process. He has his own process, which I respect, but I came in because I learned he'd studied the Johnson technique with Dr. Johnson in Houston and I expected that technique to be performed on me. Having seen him do the Johnson technique in Houston, my assumption was that he'd have the same tables and use the same technique as Dr. Johnson.
I even called to ask. He said he had the Ring Dinger table and has a drop table, and even said he follows the Johnson technique. Unfortunately, that is not exactly the case. While he does have the manual spinal neural decompression table (aka the Ring Dinger table) and he does that adjustment every visit, he doesn't have a biophysics table and furthermore doesn't employ the Johnson technique in full (every adjustment, every time) as you might have seen on YouTube. Instead, he employs some of the technique, some of the time, and on different visits.
Whereas you know what to expect if you're familiar with the Johnson technique, each visit to Dr. Rude was a different experience, often in different rooms with different tables. I'm not sure what makes him do which adjustments on which days or what his thought process is there. This isn't to say he's not effective. Obviously the Yelp reviews and Dr. Johnson himself will prove that out.
What I'm saying is that I paid more money for his service than I did in Houston, and the results weren't nearly as good because he didn't perform the (Johnson) technique that I saw him perform there on video. As a result, I left LA with mixed feelings. While he was able to restore sensation to my arm and fingertips, the restoration wasn't long lasting. like it was with the Johnson technique.
Whereas Johnson got me an extra six months of feeling great, it took all of a week before I ended up with a pinched nerve that sent pain shooting down my arm. I hope that he takes this feedback to heart and that he can challenge his beliefs about his current methodology. If he were to employ the Johnson technique in full--every part of it, with the right tables, using an every-adjustment-every-visit model. his patients may see much better and more long-lasting results on top of what he's already capable of delivering.
He even sends you home with a game plan to keep good posture with stretches and exercises. Most other chiros will just send you on your way. "Okay, you're all set!" (Am I?!) Where Dr. Rude fell short is the process. He has his own process, which I respect, but I came in because I learned he'd studied the Johnson technique with Dr. Johnson in Houston and I expected that technique to be performed on me. Having seen him do the Johnson technique in Houston, my assumption was that he'd have the same tables and use the same technique as Dr. Johnson.
I even called to ask. He said he had the Ring Dinger table and has a drop table, and even said he follows the Johnson technique. Unfortunately, that is not exactly the case. While he does have the manual spinal neural decompression table (aka the Ring Dinger table) and he does that adjustment every visit, he doesn't have a biophysics table and furthermore doesn't employ the Johnson technique in full (every adjustment, every time) as you might have seen on YouTube. Instead, he employs some of the technique, some of the time, and on different visits.
Whereas you know what to expect if you're familiar with the Johnson technique, each visit to Dr. Rude was a different experience, often in different rooms with different tables. I'm not sure what makes him do which adjustments on which days or what his thought process is there. This isn't to say he's not effective. Obviously the Yelp reviews and Dr. Johnson himself will prove that out.
What I'm saying is that I paid more money for his service than I did in Houston, and the results weren't nearly as good because he didn't perform the (Johnson) technique that I saw him perform there on video. As a result, I left LA with mixed feelings. While he was able to restore sensation to my arm and fingertips, the restoration wasn't long lasting. like it was with the Johnson technique.
Whereas Johnson got me an extra six months of feeling great, it took all of a week before I ended up with a pinched nerve that sent pain shooting down my arm. I hope that he takes this feedback to heart and that he can challenge his beliefs about his current methodology. If he were to employ the Johnson technique in full--every part of it, with the right tables, using an every-adjustment-every-visit model. his patients may see much better and more long-lasting results on top of what he's already capable of delivering.
Golden Kim
Feb 28, 2021
O. P.
Aug 30, 2020
Joon Seung Han
Mar 23, 2020
Doctor Dan Rude is truly a natural healer. He was so caring throughout my 3 months of care after my car accident. I had really bad migraines, a tough time sleeping because of pain, and a lot of hip and mid back issues from the accident and he took the utmost care in every session. I can tell this is his passion. He even taught me several stretches to maintain my posture! Highly recommended.
Josh L.
Feb 21, 2019
Jim Y.
Jun 12, 2018
Dr. Daniel Rude is the best doctor for chiropractic medicine in all of Los Angeles. Aside from being really big and strong he knows the body so well that he can really break you into pieces but more importantly he will put you back into place. Usually takes care me and my family every time we need something and he does a great job thank you very much buddy G-D Bless you :-
Priscilla F.
Jun 16, 2017
So finally went in to Dr. Daniel. One day In agony on the recommendation of my client who has been trying to get me in a regular schedule with Dr. Dan for years, I could barely make it to my car and drive there. I was making weird animal noises and crying like a baby couldn't even get on or off the table at the beginning of my appointment. He is an incredible thorough attentive doctor.
Thank God I am back to normal thanks Dr. Dan for all of your hard work Did I mention how great and amazing I think this Doctor is? I have seen him in action working on my loved ones and can't say enough wonderful things about his knowledge of the body and how it works and how to help you heal
Thank God I am back to normal thanks Dr. Dan for all of your hard work Did I mention how great and amazing I think this Doctor is? I have seen him in action working on my loved ones and can't say enough wonderful things about his knowledge of the body and how it works and how to help you heal
Roman S.
Apr 02, 2017
My neck went out and I was in immense pain. Dr. Dan was able to see me the next day at 830, which was super convenient. When I went in he made me do range of motion exercises on my neck and it was super small (could only move 20 degrees in some directions). After the adjustments (which to be honest hurt like hell due to the stiff neck) the range of motion was much improved and I felt better. I went in again the next day and it got even better. Would def reccomend.
Myriam Liberty K.
Jun 23, 2016
Ardesco S.
Sep 28, 2015
Oren G.
Jul 06, 2015
