H. Gordon Ainsleigh, DC, CCN

Dr. H. Gordon Ainsleigh, a 1983 graduate of Western States University,  is an active trail runner, rock climber and bicyclist at age 73 who lives with his wife, Paula, a fitness professional, in the Sierra foothills community of Meadow Vista in Northern California. In his semi-retirement, he has two careers: chiropractic health care and tree work (shaping and removal, fire-safe clearing, firewood). He authored the first literature review study on the cancer-preventing effects of sun exposure published in a peer-reviewed medical journal (PMID: 8475009).

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The Nutritional Secret to Resolving Hip Arthritis?
February 1, 2021 (Vol. 39, Issue 02)
The 100-Mile Trail Run -- with a Few Adjustments
September 12, 1996 (Vol. 14, Issue 19)
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