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Clarence Gonstead
Clarence Selmer Gonstead (July 23, 1898 – October 2, 1978) was a chiropractor and the creator of the Gonstead technique. He established a large chiropractic facility in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.
==Early life==
Clarence Gonstead was born in Willow Lake, South Dakota the son of Carl and Sarah Gonstead. A few years later, his family moved to a dairy farm in Primrose, Wisconsin. At the age of 19, Gonstead was bedridden with rheumatoid arthritis. After exhausting all other medical methods, his aunt sought help from Dr J. B. Olson a chiropractor in Madison, Wisconsin. After some chiropractic care, Gonstead could walk again. This inspired Gonstead to become a chiropractor himself. He would later enroll in the Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.
As a boy, Gonstead was interested in repairing tractors and early automobiles, something that would come in handy later in life. Gonstead continued work as an automotive engineer in Madison and later Racine. The job allowed him to save enough money to pay for school, but also taught him basic mechanical engineering concepts that he would later apply to his chiropractic practice.
While enrolled in the Palmer School of Chiropractic, Gonstead became a member of the chiropractic fraternity Delta Sigma Chi. Gonstead earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 1923 and returned to Wisconsin. He would first practice with Dr. Olson, the man who inspired him to become a chiropractor, before establishing a practice in Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin. His younger brother Merton Gonstead (1902-1983) would join his practice in 1929 for a few years before starting his own practice. Clarence Gonstead would remain a sole practitioner for the next twenty years.
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