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About Ramneek Bhogal Georgia

Ramneek S. Bhogal, DC, DABCI, is a doctor of chiropractic, educator, and functional medicine advocate with over two decades of experience in clinical care, academia, and workplace leadership. He has dedicated his career to making complex health systems simple to understand and apply. 

From classroom lectures to seminar discussions to international service clinics, Dr. Bhogal’s work is grounded in solid evidence and driven by a genuine passion for helping others. 

His approach combines hands-on clinical experience with research, teaching, and public speaking. Dr. Bhogal focuses on one core mission: empowering people through lifestyle-centered natural healthcare.

Early Education and Clinical Roots

Originally from London, England, Ramneek Bhogal moved to the U.S. as a child. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. During this time, he served as a teaching assistant in physiology and later worked in agricultural and marine research roles in Alaska and Nebraska.

In 2002, he graduated with his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic. Ramneek also became a Diplomate of the American Board of Diagnosis and Internal Disorders (DABCI) in 2011, trained in functional medicine with the Institute for Functional Medicine, and is board-eligible in clinical nutrition.

Educator and Academic Leader

Ramneek has taught at three of the major chiropractic institutions: Palmer College of Chiropractic (IA), Life Chiropractic College West (CA), and Life University (GA). He has served as a professor, department chair, and, most recently, Associate Dean of Academics at Life University’s College of Chiropractic. 

Throughout his teaching career, he significantly impacted academic standards, led faculty development programs, advised student clubs, and contributed to curriculum design. He chaired multiple committees and participated in key planning groups across all institutions where he worked.

For over a decade, students voted him Faculty of the Year. He won the award eight separate times at Palmer College alone and was nominated for others by both students and peers. His teaching style, which is practical, passionate, and focused on clarity, still has an impact on many generations of chiropractic students.

Clinical Work and Continuing Education

While teaching full-time, Dr. Bhogal ran a private wellness practice, Peak Potential Chiropractic & Holistic Health, focusing on whole-family care, chiropractic care, functional nutrition, and natural wellness strategies.

In 2014, he founded Peak Potential Seminars, a continuing education platform that provides postgraduate training for professionals throughout the United States and internationally. 

His seminar topics include pediatric care, stress physiology, functional endocrinology (focusing on thyroid and adrenal disorders), gut health & autoimmunity, and hands-on adjusting techniques. He has also served as an instructor for diplomate programs in pediatrics and upper cervical care.

Dr. Bhoghal notably holds chiropractic licenses in Georgia, California, Michigan, and Iowa. He’s also certified in various adjusting technologies and techniques.

Global Health and Outreach

Dr. Ramneek Bhogal has a lot of interest in global health and community service. He founded his own nonprofit, Peak Potential Outreach, which provides free healthcare with a focus on the Pacific Rim. He has brought various student groups to Fiji for healthcare missions from 2011-2016.

Closer to home in Cherokee County, GA, he remains deeply engaged with his local community — coaching youth soccer at the YMCA, partnering with Circle of Friends to support adults with disabilities, and volunteering with Shriners Children’s Hospital as a Kaaba Shriner liaison. He is also a Master Mason and a dedicated member of Rotary International.

Research, Writing, and Public Speaking

Dr. Bhogal has published articles in peer-reviewed journals, professional blogs, and continuing education publications. His research has encompassed a range of topics, including pediatric colic, gut-brain health, liver support, probiotics, stress management, and pregnancy-related chiropractic care.

He’s a contributing author to the Natural Medicine Journal and the Journal of Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics and is part of the writing team for an upcoming textbook chapter. He has been interviewed on podcasts and featured as a guest author in professional health blogs, including DaVinci Labs and Functional Source.

Dr. Bhogal regularly travels the world, presenting at chiropractic conferences from Missouri to Switzerland and Barcelona to Hong Kong. He speaks on topics including gut health, pediatric adjustments, endocrine function, and stress-related disorders.

Certifications, Affiliations, and Boards

Dr. Bhogal is involved with several professional organizations, including:

• International Chiropractic Association (since 2014)
• Institute of Functional Medicine (since 2011)
• Council of Diagnosis and Internal Disorders (since 2009)
• Shriners Children’s Hospital Referral Network

He also serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of DaVinci Laboratories of Vermont and is a member of the Journal of Natural Medicine editorial board.

He’s certified or trained in a wide range of techniques, including the Sacro-Occipital Technique, Activator Methods (AMCT), ProAdjuster and PulStar, Functional Endocrinology, and Toggle Recoil.

Committee Work and Institutional Impact

Beyond classroom and clinic work, Dr. Bhogal has served on dozens of academic committees. At Palmer, Life West, and Life University, he helped lead curriculum reform, faculty development, academic standards, and strategic planning.

He advised student clubs, helped lead international licensure task forces, and developed new clinical courses. His committee work ranged from HIPAA and FERPA training to newspaper co-advising and even tennis club coaching.

Awards and Recognition

Dr. Ramneek S. Bhogal’s teaching and leadership have earned him numerous awards, including:

• Faculty of the Year (eight times at Palmer College)
• Arthur Mork Service Award (2011)
• Multiple nominations by the Faculty Senate and Student Council
• Seminar presenter for hundreds of continuing education hours

A Grounded Life in Wellness

Today, Ramneek Bhogal lives in Georgia, where he continues teaching, writing, and natural living. He focuses on simple health practices, including healthy eating, regular movement, stress reduction, and functional support when needed. He is a competitive tennis player and enjoys ceramics and pottery. He is also a facilitator of a men’s accountability group called The Journeymen.

He stays active in the health community through blogs, podcasts, and public speaking. For him, the work isn’t about titles or techniques; it’s about the authentic connection with others. It’s about helping people feel better, think clearly, and take control of their emotional and physical well-being.