Ron Grisanti is a board certified chiropractic orthopedist with a master’s degree in nutritional science from the University of Bridgeport.

He is past chairman of the South Carolina Chiropractic Peer Review and serves on the South Carolina Chiropractic Investigative Committee.

He has had extensive training in functional medicine. His list of training includes:

• Graduate of Applying Functional Medicine in Practice through the IFM

• Personally studying with the late Dr. Bill Timmins of BioHealth Diagnostics

• Completing the ACE (achieving clinical excellence) from Genova

• Advanced training from Metagenics, Metametrix and more...

His 27 years of clinical practice has positioned him as an authority in the management of a variety of chronic health conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis, digestive disorders, anxiety and other common ailments. Following a two year period of a debilitating illness, Dr. Grisanti changed the course of his practice toward functional diagnostic medicine and has never looked back.

His passion for Functional Medicine has led to an exciting educational journey from some of the best minds in this field of medicine. In turn he has been able to impact the health of thousands of people and commonly has patients fly in from within the US and abroad to consult with him. He has developed what he considers to be the best waiting list practice.

He has authored two books on the functional medical management of arthritis and obesity.

He has authored well over 1,000 articles including the following, some of which have been published in leading chiropractic journals:

• A Nutritional and Functional Medical Approach to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes

• Lowering Blood Pressure with Nutritional Medicine

• Nine Powerful Supplements to Reverse Heart Disease, American Chiropractor, Volume 27, Issue 10, 8/30/2005

• Scientific Breakthrough Diagnosis and Treatment for Fibromyalgia

• Taking Care of Baby Boomers, Chiropractic Economics, May 2005


• How to Treat and Prevent Asthma Attacks with Nutritional Medicine, The American Chiropractor, Volume 28, Issue 1 Published:12/30/2005

• Diagnostics Boost your Credibility and your Income, Chiropractic Economics, March 2006

• Taking Care of Baby Boomers, Chiropractic Economics, May 2005

• Magnesium and Sudden Death

• Toxic Teacher Syndrome: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

• Cellulitis: Traditional and Alternative Treatment Options