Mabel Heath Palmer (June 5, 1885 – March 30, 1949) was an American chiropractor and anatomist. She was married to B.J. Palmer and was known as the "First Lady of Chiropractic". [1]

May 12, 2022 · Mabel Heath Palmer, D.C., FPAC is much heralded in the chiropractic field. She was a leader and inspiration to female chiropractors, successfully combining her role as wife and mother with teaching at Palmer for more than four decades.

May 17, 2023 · Mabel Heath Palmer, D.C., Ph.C., is heralded in the chiropractic field as a prominent anatomist and woman chiropractor. She was a leader and inspiration to female chiropractors, successfully combining her role as wife and …

Known as The First Lady of Chiropractic, Mabel Sarah Heath was born in Milan, Illinois, and married Dr. B.J. Palmer in 1904. After graduating from Palmer, she studied anatomy, wrote a textbook on the subject, and taught anatomy at Palmer for more than 35 years. She died in 1949.

Mar 10, 2021 · Mabel Heath Palmer, DC, graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa (the foundational chiropractic educational institution established by her father-in-law, D.D.--and Dr. Dave Brouillette's alma mater) in 1905.

Mabel Heath Palmer, D.C., was a close and valued adviser to her husband. She was a popular lecturer throughout the chiropractic profession and became known as The First Lady of Chiropractic. She formed the Sigma Phi Chi professional sorority in 1911. Mabel also was an active civic leader.

Chiropractic Pioneer Women Throughout History. · Dr. Mabel Heath Palmer- Regarded by many as the First Lady of Chiropractic, Mabel Heath Palmer is best known as the wife of B.J. Palmer, as well as a tour-de-force in her own right as a licensed …

Jul 9, 2022 · The First Lady of Chiropractic, Mabel Sarah Heath was born in Milan, Ill., and married Dr. B.J. Palmer in 1904. After graduating from Palmer she studied anatomy, wrote a textbook on the subject, and taught anatomy at Palmer for more than 35 years.

Behind every great man is an even greater woman, and when it comes to chiropractic care, that woman is Mabel Heath Palmer. You know B.J. Palmer, right? The developer of chiropractic? Well, Mabel was his wife, but let’s be clear: Mabel was so much more than just …

Mabel Heath died in 1949 from stroke complications. In 1951 B. J. purchased a home on St. Armands Key in Sarasota, Florida, where he lived out his final years. He died in 1961 due to intestinal cancer. His son assumed the role of President of Palmer School of …