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Clayton Burnett, DC - Lake Charles Chiropractor

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Instagram: .claytonburnett Dr. Burnett grew up in Rayne, Louisiana. Being a lifelong athlete, he has had his fair share of bumps and bruises.

However, his interest in the medical field came after being involved in a major, life-threatening accident. His sincere thankfulness for the entire medical staff that helped to save his life and relieve him of severe pain is what motivated him to gain the ability to bring that amount of relief to others. In 2011, Dr. Burnett became a nationally registered emergency medical technician. He then completed most of his undergraduate degree at McNeese State University where he majored in Biology and Chemistry, as well as conducting original biochemical research. He later enrolled at Texas Chiropractic College in Houston, Texas. While at TCC, Dr. Burnett was a notable student being selected to the Omega Psi Honor Society and the TCC Ambassador Mentor Program. During his internship at Moody Health Center, Dr. Burnett served as a clinical teaching assistant and chief intern. He treated a wide variety of patients including athletes at Rice University, US Olympians, and international students at the University of Houston – Clear Lake. Dr. Burnett also volunteered his time to treat patients at a women’s and children’s shelter in Pasadena, Texas. In 2016, he graduated with honors from TCC as valedictorian of his class, earning a Doctorate of Chiropractic and a Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. Dr. Burnett primarily uses Diversified Technique but has additional training in functional taping, Activator technique™, instrument-assisted soft tissue manipulation, myofascial release therapy, and exercise therapy with plans to add more certifications in the future. Dr. Burnett is a member of the Chiropractic Association of Louisiana and the American Chiropractic Association. Dr. Burnett currently resides in Lake Charles with his wife, Savannah, and two children, Vivienne and Liam. He and his family strive to actively serve the community by donating their time at different charity events. In his free time, Dr. Burnett enjoys hunting and fishing, cooking, coaching his son's sports teams and everything LSU sports.

03/03/2026

Coming soon!

02/06/2026

02/02/2026

Our new billboard is up on Maplewood!

In pain? Come see us at 671 S. Post Oak!

01/25/2026

"Specifically, they’ve shown that holding static positions for 10 to 30 seconds at a time — which is known as isometric exercise — can help people recover completely from tendon and ligament injuries, which was previously thought to be impossible."

Each year, more money is spent in the U.S. on musculoskeletal pain than on heart disease and diabetes combined. Exercise physiologist Keith Baar, a professor of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior and Physiology and Membrane Biology, is working to change that.

01/24/2026

Let's see your bowl! 👀

Show us your gumbo or whatever you're eating to stay warm this weekend! And don't forget to tag your friends so they can see it too! 🍛 🤤

👇 Below is Dr. Burnett's bowl 🤗

01/20/2026

Lets go!! 💪

📢📢 BIG NEWS!! 📢📢

We’re expanding to a third location to better serve our Iowa patients with the best chiropractic care—no more long drives to Lake Charles!

We are hoping to be open in a few weeks! 🙏

📍 203 E Miller St, Iowa, LA 70647

Stay tuned for more updates!

01/19/2026

Highlights:

NFL athletes who participated in multiple sports during high school sustained significantly fewer total and major injuries per 1000 snaps than single‐sport athletes.

Multisport athletes demonstrated greater career durability, including more games played, longer careers, higher snap counts, and greater weighted career approximate values.

Injury and durability advantages of multisport participation were most pronounced in speed‐ and agility‐dependent positions, including running backs, wide receivers, defensive backs, and linebackers.

These findings support youth sport diversification and suggest that early football specialization is not required for elite performance or career longevity.

Early sport specialization during adolescence has been linked to overuse injuries in several sports, yet its long‐term impact in American football remains underexplored. The purpose of this study is to examine whether early specialization in ...

01/08/2026

Did You Know?

Limited preseason shoulder external rotation range of motion in the throwing arm is associated with a higher in‑season risk of shoulder and elbow injury in overhead athletes, including pitchers.

Study Link: https://tinyurl.com/559rt8z2

01/06/2026

Did you know?

Fruits rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds like berries (cherries, blueberries, strawberries), pineapple, citrus (oranges, lemons), and watermelon help relieve pain by fighting inflammation, reducing swelling, and supporting nerve health, with cherries and pineapple offering specific enzymes (bromelain) and compounds (anthocyanins) for muscle soreness and joint pain.

12/04/2025

Studies show movement screens can identify PROBLEMS before they become INJURIES!

"...high school baseball pitchers, a low functional movement score score for rotary stability on the dominant side during the preseason was a significant independent risk factor for injuries in the following season."

Have your athletes screened before spring baseball!

Background: The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is used to evaluate fundamental movement patterns in patients. It is unknown whether the FMS can be used as a p...

11/19/2025

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A high school pitcher looking back at early baseball aces might wonder why the modern arm — their arms — are so prone to overuse injuries.…

10/03/2025

🏈 Sports are in full swing this fall, which means sports injuries are too. From sprains to shoulder pain, chiropractic care supports faster recovery and injury prevention.

Schedule a visit today and keep yourself in the game! Click the link below or give us a call at 337-502-5303 to book your appointment with our team.

lakecharleschiropractor.com

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1210 E. McNeese Street
Lake Charles, LA
70607

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 1pm

Website

http://www.lakecharleschiropractor.com/

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