Dr. William Ruch has a successful chiropractic practice for over 30 years, in Oakland, California.
He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of San Francisco in 1975. He left academia and started a career in residential remodeling. In 1983 he left his job as superintent of a residential remolding company and started his chiropractic college education. He graduated Cum Laude from Life Chiropractic College West in Hayward, California in September of 1986. In the Spring of 1987, he returned to his alma mater as adjunct faculty, where he has been teaching till this day.
Dr. Ruch authored numerous scientific articles on spinal and pelvic pathophysiology including cadaver dissection study, radiograph photography which appeared in chiropractic journals. In addition, he has written chapters on the autonomic neuroanatomy of the vertebral subluxation/misalignment complex, and published several cadaver specimens, radiology and photographs in other textbooks. Through
the Life Chiropractic College West, he published the 2nd edition textbook: “Atlas of Common Subluxation of the Human Spine and Pelvis”, which is a part of his curriculum. He also published a textbook on adjusting called “Advanced Adjusting Techniques, Chiropractic Care for Physically Compromised Patients”, which has the knee protocols included in this book.
Currently, Dr. Ruch is also conducting seminars for post graduate education and relicensing.
Dr. Ruch has made it his mission to teach the chiropractic community the importance of understanding human anatomy, and why it is possible to achieve the patient desired
results, without unnecessary procedures, stress, anxiety and pain.