Mosher Chiropractic

About Mosher Chiropractic

What is Mosher Chiropractic?

Mosher Chiropractic is a chiropractic office at 6205 MLK (9th) Street South in St. Petersburg, Florida. Its main work is chiropractic care: spinal and extremity adjustments, physical therapy, rehabilitation, scoliosis management, X-rays and cold laser. Weight loss is one of its listed services, alongside nutritional counseling and a gut health stool sample analysis. Its listed services do not include hormone therapy, peptide therapy or longevity medicine.

Dr. D. Peter Mosher, D.C., is the only prescriber named. Dr. Mosher's own biography says he earned a bachelor's degree in nutrition from Park College and a doctorate of chiropractic from Life University. The office has a Google rating of 5 from 36 reviews, under the category Chiropractor. You can reach it at (727) 864-1701.

The weight loss program is called the St. Pete Weight Loss Program. It runs 42 days and combines a diet plan, a proprietary amino acid product and coaching. The coaching is described as "just a text away for support, encouragement, questions or concerns." The program is promoted with no injections, drugs, pre-packaged food, shakes or bars.

This listing is for its St. Petersburg office at 6205 MLK (9th) Street South.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee, or whether it accepts insurance. It also does not say whether the program fee includes the amino acid product, or what follow-up visits and lab work cost. Ask for every figure in writing before you book: the consultation, the full 42-day program, any product, and any monthly or follow-up charge.

What should you ask before you book?

Who supervises the weight loss program? It is described as doctor-supervised, but nothing says whether that doctor is a medical physician or a chiropractor. Ask for the name and credentials of the person who oversees your program.

What is in the amino acid product, and does the program price include it? The blend is proprietary, so ask for the full ingredient list in writing.

The weight loss figures on the home page and on the weight loss page do not match each other. Ask what those numbers are based on, how many people they describe, and over what period they were measured.

Will the program ever involve a prescription medication, or is the no-drug approach fixed? Does the office offer telehealth? Its hours are not listed, so ask those too. Finally, ask how cancellation works, what follow-up costs after the 42 days end, and whether any money is refundable if you stop early.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you already want chiropractic care for back, neck, shoulder or knee pain, and you would like a nutrition-based weight loss program from the same office with a chiropractor overseeing it. It is probably not the right fit if you are looking for a prescription weight loss medication, since this program is built without drugs.

Sources: mosherchiropractic.com, mosherchiropractic.com/weight, mosherchiropractic.com/service

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