Ep.46 A biomechanical engineer for NASA and now OMT doc., shares his theory of the principle cause of chronic low back pain – Clarence Nicodemus, D.O.  episode artwork

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Ep.46 A biomechanical engineer for NASA and now OMT doc., shares his theory of the principle cause of chronic low back pain – Clarence Nicodemus, D.O.

from The Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Podcast · host Benjamin Greene, MHS, Lic, D.O. and Jordan Little, DO

He is the oldest graduate of Osteopathic Medical School at 61 years old, a PhD in biomechanical engineering, a former NASA engineer/researcher, a pilot and now an OMT doctor. He is a lifelong learner, who enjoys serving others, heck he’s almost 80 and is still working more than full time. He has an inquisitive mind and endless drive to look for the answers. In this episode he shares with us his theory behind the cause of chronic low back pain, the importance of consistently practicing your OMT skills and the importance of OMT research. Enjoy this conversation with the wise man, the sage or maybe you would say the medicine man Dr. Clarence Nicodemus. You may email him at: [email protected]

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