Dr. Stan Gale

08/17/2025

You know the saying:
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure?

Well, no one believed this more wholeheartedly than Procter & Gamble. In the early 1900s, cottonseed was literally industrial waste, used for lamp fuel and little else.
But P&G saw dollar signs in this trash and turned it into Crisco, marketing it as a revolutionary cooking oil. With clever advertising and industry lobbying, they convinced America that these cheap seed oils were the future.

Canola (rapeseed), cottonseed, soybean, corn, safflower, sunflower oils are toxic!

Today, these ultra-processed oils are everywhere: from packaged snacks to restaurant fryers. We’re eating 10x more of this stuff than our great-grandparents ever did, but these aren't foods our bodies recognize or know how to process efficiently.

The Great Food Transformation

Two centuries ago, food meant something completely different. Your ancestors picked apples from the backyard. Now they’re coated in wax and stored for months. Meat came from animals that grazed.

Now feedlot cattle eat corn, soy, and even candy waste (yes, for real).

Even something as basic as bread has been transformed. Traditional bread was made with four ingredients: flour, water, salt, and time. Today's commercial bread can contain over 20 ingredients, including dough conditioners, preservatives, and emulsifiers.

Human genetics haven't changed significantly in the past 10,000 years.

But our food environment? It's been completely revolutionized in just the past 100 years. Our digestive systems, liver detox pathways, and cellular machinery evolved to handle real food, not laboratory creations.

This might explain why we're seeing skyrocketing rates of:

• Autoimmune diseases (affecting 50,000,000 Americans)

• Food allergies (increased 18 percent among children from 1997 to 2007), and today roughly 5.8% of kids (and millions of adults) have a food allergy

• Digestive disorders like IBS (affecting 10-15 percent of adults worldwide)

• Metabolic dysfunction including diabetes: affecting over 38 million Americans - that’s a staggering 1 in 9 people!

Let's make sure and promote eating solely healthy foods from nature.

Oils from fish (unprocessed as possible like the raw fermented cod liver oil we love here), extra-virgin olive oil, avocado oil, coconut oil, and quality butter are truly nutritious, wholesome, and traditional food sources.

To your abundant health!

Dr. Stan Gale

Julie and Debbie

08/12/2025

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide. It’s estimated 619 million people suffer an episode each year. By 2050, it’s expected this total will jump to 843 million!
In addition to the direct and indirect effects low back pain can have on the individual patient, the overall healthcare costs and productivity losses associated with this musculoskeletal disorder add up to more than $230 billion dollars each year in just the United States!
This in mind, identifying and mitigating risk factors for low back pain by even a small amount can result in large societal gains.
One risk factor for low back pain that isn’t typically imagined is inadequate sleep.

Sleep is truly essential for survival. Many vital functions occur during slumber including tissue growth and repair, bolster the immune system, heart rate and blood pressure regulation, memory consolidation, brain detoxification, If an individual suffers from insomnia, obstructive sleep apnea, circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders, or sleep bruxism, these critical processes are impeded, which can make the body more susceptible to developing musculoskeletal pain, including low back pain.
The simple truth is if we're inadequately rested, we're just plain weaker - which disables the neuromuscular system from holding itself up as expected.
In one study, researchers looked at health data concerning 6,285 older adults and found that an individual’s risk for low back pain increases by 13.6% for each hour less than seven hours of sleep he or she averages a night. However, any additional sleep beyond seven hours does not confer additional low back pain reduction benefits. Interestingly, this finding held true even after adjusting for age, gender, income level, education level, and occupation.

Not only can poor sleep increase the risk for low back pain, but it can stimulate changes in how pain is perceived, leading to greater pain sensitivity, which in turn results in increased disability and avoidance behaviors. Another study, published in December 2020, found that older adults with moderate-to-severe sleep disturbances will likely accumulate chronic neuropsychiatric and musculoskeletal conditions at a faster rate than seniors with good sleep. To complicate matters, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine reports that 80% of American adults experience daytime sleepiness, meaning they either aren’t sleeping enough each night or the quality of their sleep is poor. So what can be done to improve sleep?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers the following tips for better sleep: be consistent with bed times; make sure your bedroom is quiet, dark, relaxing, and kept at a comfortable temperature; remove electronic devices from the bedroom; avoid large meals, caffeine, and alcohol before going to bed; and get some exercise during the day.
If low back pain is keeping you up at night, be sure to let your Chiropractor know. They may be able to help determine the myriad factors involved to empower you to get the rest you need and deserve.

06/26/2024

You're surely aware of how your nervous system controls your bodily processes.

However, perhaps it's been a while since you explored the miraculous essential spark of human survival.

You may even know someone who's never taken a look at this primary instigator of life itself...

The secret?

The primary mechanism of survival is the extensive nerve network that channels impulses from your brain to every cell that makes you who you are.

The chart below shows some of the key relationships between your spine, nervous system, and body.

Skin conditions, varicose veins, back pain, allergies, and headaches are just a few of the issues that can have their root in the spine and nervous system.

Chiropractic adjustments help to restore our primary asset—the native vitality within us.

Stay aware of and on top of building abundant health!

Are you or your loved ones coming up against any of the Common Warning Signs below?

Call Debbie or Julie, our friendly chiropractic staff to arrange an appointment with Dr. Stan Gale.

Call (323) 663-7736.

04/24/2024

Pain is the opposite of having fun.

Anything that inhibits your free and easy motion is an impediment that compromises your quality of life.

Whether it's working, walking, socializing, sitting, or even resting - being slowed down and struggling with pain isn't ideal at all!

It's too common that people get used to achiness / tension / limited mobility, and justify it by attributing it to "getting old" or "being out of shape", etc. But let's get real - who has time to suffer or be anything less than at our best???

Luckily, we have Chiropractic to be pain-free and restore our structural and functional integrity. Since 1895, adjustments have been helping people's capacity to recover from pain as well as enjoy their lives in a way more enjoyable manner.

Chiropractic also helps establish a lifestyle that includes beneficial nutrition, exercise, and sleep in order to optimize the successful enjoyment of our lives.

You may already know these facts - but please be aware that many many people are living while enduring painful sub-optimal health. What a waste! This is a reminder to please make sure you get the care you need and let people you care about know that perhaps their health potential can be realized in a natural manner.

03/23/2024

Consistency is key to accomplishing lifestyle changes

Building a healthier lifestyle really comes down to simple decisions and consistency.

When you regularly do something beneficial, a healthy habit is formed. It becomes such an easy action that you can do it without significant effort. (Like brushing your teeth!)

Healthy people have healthy habits and vice versa. Establishing valuable habits and routines is how we succeed in our health and in our lives.

• Consistent beneficial sleep habits give you a feeling of rejuvenation every morning and robust energy that lasts throughout your day.

• Consistently healthy eating brings you vigor and resilience, excellent immunity, and greater longevity for all your decades.

• Consistent exercise/activities give you strength and stamina for a fun and energetic Life.

• Consistently drinking sufficient water decreases muscle cramping, allows more energy, removes toxins, improves our skin, and lubricates our joints.

• Consistent visits to your Chiropractor realigns your structure, opens your vital nerve flow, and offers you the opportunity to discuss more precisely the easiest and best opportunities to help you build healthy habits into you everyday success!

Call Julie/Debbie, (323) 663-7736.

02/24/2024

When it's chilly and rainy, there's things to do to make sure we stay healthy and happy.

Traditional foods are often a real smart idea. The good old fashion soups that contain fresh vegetables and garlic are great for our immunity and they taste great as well!

The root vegetables like beets, carrots, and turnips have beta carotene, C, and A.

Citrus, mangoes, kiwis as well as strawberries broccoli, cauliflower and bell peppers have plenty of natural vitamin C.

Vitamin D rich foods are important because we're not getting sunshine. Shiitake mushrooms, salmon, eggs, and red meat, cod liver oil are some choices here.

Herbal teas are delicious and keep us hydrated in the cold weather when we're not naturally as thirsty.The root vegetables like beets, carrots, and turnips have beta carotene, C, and A.

Citrus, mangoes, kiwis as well as strawberries broccoli, cauliflower and bell peppers have plenty of natural vitamin C as well.

Vitamin D rich foods are important because we're not getting sunshine. Shiitake mushrooms, salmon, eggs, and red meat, cod liver oil are some choices here.

Herbal teas are delicious and keep us hydrated in the cold weather when we're not naturally as thirsty.

Peppermint, elderberry, echinacea, chamomile, mint, ginger, slippery elm are a few you may enjoy.

Fresh honey has many healing benefits and of course tastes great with your tea.

Oatmeal is high in zinc which is important for a good immune function. It's best to soak your oatmeal overnight with a bit of apple cider apple cider vinegar, lemon or whey in it before cooking it.

Winter fruits such as apples and dates can embellish your oatmeal.

Keep moving! Grab your umbrella and take a nice walk. If you're stuck indoors, squats, lunges, plank/pushups, any motion repeated gets your metabolism going and is very helpful in keeping us healthy.

Getting plenty of sleep is another sure way to keep your immunity strong. Cozy up - sweet dreams! (I’ll be dreaming of the sunshine, you can bet…)

Of course, Chiropractic adjustments are a proven health and immune boosting element of a healthy lifestyle.

Dr. Stan Gale
1920 Allesandro Street
Los Angeles, Ca. 90039
(323) 663-7736
http://DrStanGale.com

11/29/2023

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10/18/2023

Unless you’re fasting or on a 100% carnivore diet, vegetables are part of your body’s daily nutritional needs. This is because they supply such a wide variety of vitamins and minerals.

In order to feel and function at our best, it’s best to consume plenty of vegetables daily.

Take a few minutes and plan out how you can procure, prepare, and enjoy more veggies!

A few samples:

· Green beans are a good source of vitamin C, folic acid, iron, and potassium.

· Cabbage is high in vitamin C, folic acid, calcium, potassium, and fiber.

· Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, vitamins A and K, and potassium.

· Eggplant is high in fiber, potassium, manganese, and vitamin B1.

· Leeks are a good source of fiber, iron, and vitamins A and C, and they contain the cancer-fighting phytochemical diallyl sulfide.

· Okra provides vitamin C and the B vitamins, magnesium, lutein, and potassium.

· Peas pack plenty of protein, B vitamins, vitamins C and A, manganese, iron and potassium

· Peppers have lots of beta-carotene; vitamins B6, C, and A; and potassium.

· Summer squash is high in vitamin C, fiber, potassium, and magnesium.

· Sweet potato is an excellent source of vitamins A, B6, and C, iron, fiber, and potassium.

Vegetables also supply phytonutrients – compounds that provide enormous health benefits to the body.

Phytonutrients are responsible for the vibrant colors found in vegetables and fruit, such as the red in tomatoes, peppers and watermelons, the orange in carrots/oranges, the purple in beets/pomegranates, and the blue in blueberries.

Phytonutrients are bioactive compounds that protect plants from bugs, fungi, radiation, and other threats.

Just as these natural chemicals help plants, phytonutrients help humans fight free radicals (unstable atoms that cause cell damage) in the body with their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

Studies show phytonutrients can also repair the brain, provide immune support, regulate hormones, support bones and teeth, skin/hair, the heart, decrease the chances of cancer, and have wide-ranging anti-aging effects as well.

Your body absorbs vitamins and minerals more efficiently with the addition of good oils with your vegetables. Butter, olive and coconut oil are excellent healthy additions to extract more value while enhancing flavor as well.

The purpose here is to help your lifestyle match your aspirations for full and more vibrant health.

In order to get you to 100 in great style, make sure you take the steps necessary to ensure having your veggies regularly is a strong health habit!

Dr. Stan Gale

1920 Allesandro Street

Los Angeles, Ca. 90039

(323) 663-7736

08/29/2023

The Importance of Sleep for Health: Wake up feeling your best!

Reward yourself with a good night’s sleep!

Of course, sleep is extremely essential for the full expression of our physical and mental health.

How about making sleep our time of personal luxury and indulgence?
Shouldn’t we look forward to stepping out of our awake life and pleasurably embracing our dream world? Every morning, why not wake up rejuvenated and energized?

Greeting each new day as fully revitalized as possible is surely worth putting some attention on. The trick is to implement one simple thing at a time so that your success is more easily realized.

1. If you’re already one of our chiropractic patients, you’ve been educated on how spinal subluxations can interfere with our natural bodily functions. (The base of the skull/top of the neck is particularly important here.) When we’re well adjusted, it’s so much easier to be more comfortable and to sleep throughout the night and wake up fully rested.

2. Your bed, pillow, sheets, and blankets ought to make you happy. You need a mattress that’s soft enough to allow comfort, and simultaneously hard enough to support you prevent sinking in and sagging your spine. Choose a pillow that will allow your neck to be neutral so tilting and twisting is minimized. Learn to adopt sleeping positions that allow comfort as well as minimal distortion. Set yourself up so that as much as possible you feel like you’re sleeping while floating in the clouds.

3. We sleep our best in a dark room that’s relatively cool. Black-out curtains or a sleeping mask can keep us happily zonked out without light interrupting us. Shutting down bright lights, TV/computer/tablet/phone at least an hour before your bed-time allows our consciousness to slip from wakefulness and decision-making to peacefulness and blissful dream-making.

4. A gentle fan may keep us cool enough to allow for a truly, deep, restful sleep.

5. Soothing sleep can be enhanced by warm drinks such as chamomile, ashwagandha, peppermint, passion flower teas, and tart cherry juice. Sleep is aggravated by coffee (no later than 2pm), alcohol, soda, and “energy drinks”. Herbs/supplements can be of benefit, however without personalizing their use with relevant testing, results are hit and miss.

6. A relaxing shower or bath is a very common way of letting your body become refreshed and feeling relaxed. Pamper yourself – buy that body brush, natural cleanser, lotion, etc. that make you feel indulged and satisfied every evening before you go to bed.

7. You may find it comforting to have some soothing sounds in the background such as rain, light music, or audio storybook.
Give yourself a half hour to wind down with a good book or listen to a fun, relaxing podcast.

Then allow yourself to drift into slumber for a good 7-8 hours.
Enjoy waking up bright-eyed, refreshed, and ready for the day!
For those of you who struggle to get a good night’s sleep despite implementing these tips, please give us a call. There may be an underlying condition to be addressed.

Thankfully, there are many solutions to sleeping better so we can all treat ourselves to a great night’s sleep!

Cheers,
Dr. Stan Gale

Dr. Stan Gale, Top-Rated Los Angeles Chiropractor | Sports Chiropractor | Applied Kinesiologist | Nutritionist

1920 Allesandro StreetLos Angeles, Ca. 90039

Call (323) 663-7736

08/29/2023

Healthy Habits: Drink sufficient daily water, stop being tired and toxic!

Adding Healthy Habits for a Fun and Energetic Life

Welcome to part of our series designed to help you build healthy habits and transform your lifestyle...

By incorporating these habits into your daily routine, you can experience a more vibrant and energetic life.

While it may require time, patience, and persistence, the effort is undoubtedly worthwhile as it allows unhealthy habits to fade away.

The key is to start with one simple thing at a time and practice it consistently until it becomes automatic.

Once these habits become routine, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a healthier and younger version of yourself.

To kickstart your journey, let’s focus on one essential habit:

Drinking sufficient daily water:

No matter how many times I discuss this – it’s still common that people aren’t drinking enough water on a daily basis.

We need 1/2 oz of water per pound of body weight. (Example: if you weigh 140 pounds, you need 70 ounces of water.)

Consider the following benefits of drinking enough water:
– Flushes and cleanses: Sufficient water intake assists in the elimination of toxins and waste products, promoting overall detoxification.

– Enhances Energy Levels: Combats fatigue and improves energy levels, keeping you refreshed and alert throughout the day.

– Aids in Cognitive Function: Proper hydration supports brain function, including memory, focus, and mental clarity.

– Boosts Skin Health and Beauty: Hydration promotes healthy skin by improving elasticity, reducing wrinkles, and providing a natural glow.

– Boosts Immune System Function: Adequate hydration supports helping your body fight off illnesses and infections.

– Lubricates the Joints: Water acts as a lubricant for your joints, reducing the risk of joint pain and improving mobility.

– Facilitates Digestion and Elimination: Water aids in digestion, absorption, and elimination, helping maintain a healthy digestive system.

– Prevents Kidney Damage: Hydration supports optimal kidney function and prevents the formation of kidney stones.

– Promotes Normal Blood Pressure and Heartbeat: Drinking enough water helps maintain normal blood pressure levels and stabilize heart rate.

– Maintains Proper Electrolyte Balance: Proper hydration ensures a healthy balance of electrolytes in the body, supporting numerous physiological processes.

Tips For Maintaining A Healthy Hydration Routine
Now that we understand the benefits of drinking water, use these practical tips to help you incorporate this habit into your daily routine:

Get a Fun Water Bottle: Invest in a water bottle that you enjoy using. Choose one that is easy to use and carry in order to encourage regular hydration.

Keep it with you: Carry your water bottle with you throughout the day, whether you’re at work, driving, exercising, or in bed. Having it readily available will remind you to drink water.

Sip Throughout the day: Create the habit of sipping water consistently throughout the day, rather than consuming large amounts at once.

Use Reminders: Consider using mobile apps or setting reminders on your phone to prompt you to take regular sips of water. These reminders can help you stay on track.

Flavor the water with lemons, limes, oranges, cucumbers, watermelon, strawberries, etc.

Soups and Herbal teas are hydrating and enjoyable, too.

Set a daily goal, and write down how much you actually drank per day. Again, the goal is to consume half an ounce of water per pound of body weight.

You can also try eating more foods that are high in water content. Percentages of Water In Common Foods:
Lettuce: 96% water
Celery: 95% water
Zucchini: 95% water
Cabbage: 92% water
Watermelon: 91% water
Cantaloupe: 90% water
Honeydew melon: 90% water

Your life may improve drastically once you start building a routine filled with these healthy habits.

Encourage people you care about to join the hydrated amongst us. This will help you rethink your drink!

Cheers,
Dr. Stan Gale

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Dr. Stan Gale, Top-Rated Los Angeles Chiropractor | Nutritionist | Applied Kinesiology | Sports Therapist

1920 Allesandro Street
Los Angeles, Ca. 90039
(323) 663-7736

01/05/2023

Did you know Chiropractors can help relieve the root causes of headaches and migraines?

Americans spend more than 4 billion dollars a year on over-the-counter pain relievers for headaches.

Businesses lose $50 Billion yearly due to absenteeism and medical expenses associated with headaches. Many silently suffer —even stating that they “get used to having headaches”. Fortunately, most needn’t continue living with pain.

Some interesting research shows that the most common source of headaches involves misaligned vertebra. This causes nerve pressure which can induce tension or migraine headaches.

Tension Headaches

Often, spinal vertebra become misaligned without the person’s knowledge. Poor posture, sleep position, fatigue, or old injuries can be the cause of nerve pinching, which irritates surrounding neck muscles.

The neck muscles then tighten up (spasm) to protect the misaligned vertebra. This irritates underlying nerves in the neck. These irritated nerves send warning signals up to the head muscles. In response, the head muscles tighten up in retaliation. This creates a chain reaction of spasm and constricting pain encircling the head—a tension headache.

Migraine Headaches

Migraines often begin with misalignment either irritating a spinal nerve and/or restricting blood flow to the head. This makes the blood vessels in the head start to swell, irritating surrounding nerves – causing the throbbing pain of a migraine headache.

Chiropractic Doctors examine a person for the source (or sources) of their headaches. After locating any misaligned vertebra, the Chiropractor manually applies gentle pressure to reposition the vertebra. This is called an adjustment. This restores normal nerve flow, canceling the pain and muscle spasms. Additionally, the best chiropractor for headaches deals with any and all factors which may adversely affect one’s health—nutrition, exercise, fatigue, etc.

If you suffer from migraines or headaches, a Chiropractic spinal checkup is about the best thing you can do. Chiropractic’s safe, gentle, drugless methods have helped millions of headache & migraine sufferers over the years.

Diet is another factor that affects your vulnerability to headaches and migraines. Learn the difference between junk food, health food, and real food in this article by Chiropractor (For Headaches!), Dr. Stan Gale.

Life’s challenging enough. Who needs another headache?

If you live in Los Angeles / vicinity, call and arrange an appointment with Dr. Stan Gale, an experienced headache-relieving chiropractor now!

Call 1 (323) 663-7736.

Cheers,
Dr. Stan Gale - Your Los Angeles Chiropractor

Dr. Gale helps:

Headaches | Migraines | Allergies
Chronic Pain | Low Back Pain | Shoulder Pain | Immune System Issues | Autoimmune Disease | Chiropractic For Fertility | Prenatal Chiropractic | Sports Chiropractor | Nutritionist | Applied Kinesiology

Testimonials From Patients...

5 Star Reviews On Google & Yelp

“It’s not often you run into a genuinely good person and Stan is the man. He’s a fantastic Chiro and just a good doctor to know. My family, 4 kids and wife have been seeing Stan for over 10 years, he’s very good especially for the price.”
– Matt G. Altadena, CA

“Dr. Gale is the best Chiropractor that I have ever been to.
He really takes his time with you and gets to the core issues.
I would highly recommend him. I love when I leave I feel great and I also have gained new knowledge.”
– E H. La Cañada Flintridge, CA

“Dr. Stan Gale is amazing. I have been going to him for over 2 years and I always feel fantastic when I leave. He is so knowledgeable and an amazing chiropractor! The best I have ever been to.”
– Aless H. North Hollywood, CA

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If you live in Los Angeles, Echo Park, Silverlake, Los Feliz, and Glendale vicinity, you are within minutes of receiving top-notch care from Dr. Gale.

Your first visit with Dr. Gale, which includes a consultation, exam, and treatment is $150. The visits after that are $70 per visit.

We also provide high-quality nutritional supplements to nourish your body and nervous system so you can heal.

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Dr. Stan Gale | Top-Rated Los Angeles Chiropractor
1920 Allesandro Street, Los Angeles, California 90039

01/05/2023

Every week our great chiropractic patients send in referrals – half of these have Lower Back Pain as their chief complaint.

So it’s always someone’s aunt, boss, neighbor, or friend who sits down in front of me and explains their physical situation.

After 39 years as a Chiropractor, you can imagine that every low back problem possible has passed through these doors.
Extensive experience and a personalized approach is what works the best. A very thorough history must be documented. Often people forget details that may be important.

Most people know very little about their spine or what stresses may affect it. (Even if they’ve been to other Doctors first.)

Before anything is done here – you’ll be notified about how your spine is built and how problems can occur.

Another common circumstance is that people with low back pain have never undergone a thorough examination.
Unfortunately, the “Standard of Care” in this area is cause for chagrin.

You’ll be led through and shown how the examination allows both of us to see how isolating motion and function can lead to understanding factors relating to the pain’s cause and resolution.

Spinal Disc Problems - What Can Be Done?

Many different techniques are employed to handle lower back and disc issues in my Los Angeles Chiropractic office.

A specialty here is to determine which techniques will best benefit each individual.

Each is explained as appropriate, and you’ll be shown what’s best for YOUR body.

A very effective technique done successfully here regularly is Spinal Decompression/Flexion-Distraction (shown in the attached photo).

If you or someone you know is having a life interrupted by low back pain, it makes sense to see if safe, effective and affordable pain relief may be of benefit.

Cheers,
Dr. Stan Gale - Your Los Angeles Chiropractor

Dr. Gale helps:

Headaches | Migraines | Allergies
Chronic Pain | Low Back Pain | Shoulder Pain | Immune System Issues | Autoimmune Disease | Chiropractic For Fertility | Prenatal Chiropractic | Sports Chiropractor | Nutritionist | Applied Kinesiology

Testimonials From Patients...

5 Star Reviews On Google & Yelp

“It’s not often you run into a genuinely good person and Stan is the man. He’s a fantastic Chiro and just a good doctor to know. My family, 4 kids and wife have been seeing Stan for over 10 years, he’s very good especially for the price.”
– Matt G. Altadena, CA

“Dr. Gale is the best Chiropractor that I have ever been to.
He really takes his time with you and gets to the core issues.
I would highly recommend him. I love when I leave I feel great and I also have gained new knowledge.”
– E H. La Cañada Flintridge, CA

“Dr. Stan Gale is amazing. I have been going to him for over 2 years and I always feel fantastic when I leave. He is so knowledgeable and an amazing chiropractor! The best I have ever been to.”
– Aless H. North Hollywood, CA

Send Us A Facebook Message...

Or call our friendly Los Angeles Chiropractic Staff - Julie or Debbie to make an appointment.

Call (323) 663-7736

If you live in Los Angeles, Echo Park, Silverlake, Los Feliz, and Glendale vicinity, you are within minutes of receiving top-notch care from Dr. Gale.

Your first visit with Dr. Gale, which includes a consultation, exam, and treatment is $150. The visits after that are $70 per visit.

We also provide high-quality nutritional supplements to nourish your body and nervous system so you can heal.

Address:
Dr. Stan Gale | Top-Rated Los Angeles Chiropractor
1920 Allesandro Street, Los Angeles, California 90039