About Dr. Luke J. Molitor

Dr. Molitor graduated from Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, Georgia with an honors bachelor in history and Japanese studies. He also holds additional degrees in anatomy and health and wellness. After completing his undergraduate studies, Dr. Molitor moved to Saitama, Japan where he worked for the Japanese government and pursued graduate study opportunities. After returning to the United States, Dr. Molitor received his doctorate in chiropractic medicine from Parker College of Chiropractic. Soon after completing his internship at the Dallas Veterans Affairs Medical Center’s physical medicine and rehabilitation department he started the Health Source Wellness Center, emphasizing an integrative approach to healthcare. In January 2010, the Health Source Wellness Center changed to the Advanced Integrative Health Center to reflect the expanding services we offer our patients.

Dr. Molitor is board certified in integrative medicine, chiropractic medicine, and acupuncture and oriental medicine. He is currently engaged in a post-graduate neurology program leading to a master’s degree in neuroscience and board certification in clinical neurology through the Carrick Institute of Graduate Studies and the Touro College School of Health Sciences. He also has extensive post-graduate training in nutrition, and often works with patients and other health care providers designing specialized nutrition programs addressing a wide variety of conditions including weight loss, detox, chronic pain and fatigue, GERD, food allergies, sports enhancement, among others.

Dr. Molitor is also an avid researcher and lecturer, often conducting and presenting research and lecturing on various subjects related to sports, healthcare, and wellness. He also has a passion for sports and martial arts, and is the sports physician for various competitors and teams in the Dallas, area. Additionally, he holds the highest level teaching license in the Japanese martial arts, and is sought out internationally for his expertise in martial arts and self-defense.

“Patient education is an extremely important factor in my practice. I want every patient to feel as though all their questions have been answered and all their concerns are addressed – even if our practice isn’t the right fit for their situation.”