Dr. Tony Nalda

Driven by an eagerness to help people, Dr. Tony Nalda always knew he was destined for the medical field. However, he didn’t always want to be a chiropractor. Suffering from debilitating migraines as a teen, and with no medical answers forthcoming from top neurologists and other healthcare specialists, he set course to become an M.D. If no one else could identify the cause of his condition, he would. Then fate intervened. A visit to a chiropractor not only changed the quality of his life, but also the course of his career for good. Although he wasn’t sure what to expect at first, the detailed level of chiropractic care Dr. Nalda received helped root out the cause of his migraines while treatment virtually eliminated them from his life. This experience had such a profound impact that as a freethinker with a propensity to challenge conventional approaches, transitioning to a career in chiropractic was a natural and logical move. After earning an undergraduate degree in psychology and a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University, Dr. Nalda proceeded to build one of the most successful chiropractic clinics in Central Florida. One key aspect that attracted Dr. Nalda to conservative medicine and a non-traditional approach to healthcare is the fact that these natural alternatives offer patients hope where traditional methods fail. By correcting the cause of health problems rather than simply treating symptoms, patients are liberated from pain, illness, and situations that otherwise seem hopeless. Focusing on corrective-style care, Dr. Nalda effectively uses non-invasive restorative techniques to realign the spine towards a normal position. As a certified MaxLiving doctor, he also incorporates other essentials of healthcare into his practice, including nutrition, detoxing, exercise, and mindset principles. This holistic approach is designed to give patients freedom in their healthcare choices while ensuring they have every opportunity to achieve optimal results. However, in his day-to-day dealings with patients and their various ailments, Dr. Nalda began to notice that there was one particular group of patients who were underserved: chiropractic patients with scoliosis. Failed treatment for scoliosis often leads to spinal fusion surgery, which Dr. Nalda views as one of the greatest insults to a spine—a support structure that’s meant to be flexible, stable, and strong. Determined as ever to give scoliosis patients hope and help them avoid the ravages of this progressive disease, Dr. Nalda started investigating other options.