SCP Podcast Mini Series, Episode 55: Your Liver Makes 50% of Your Lymph — Here’s Why That Matters
In this solo mini-episode, Dr. Perry breaks down why the liver deserves a serious look for anyone dealing with chronic pain, chronic inflammation, or chronic disease. The liver performs over 500 functions in the body, and problems there often don’t
SCP Podcast Episode 285: The New Brain Drain Discovery with Shalin Bhatt
What if supporting brain health isn’t only about neurons, neurotransmitters, and blood flow—but also about how effectively the brain moves fluid and clears waste? In this episode of the Stop Chasing Pain Podcast, Dr. Perry sits down with Shalin Bhatt for a deep
SCP Podcast Mini Series, Episode 54: The Law of Connection….Look Beyond Where It Hurts
The Law of Connection: Look Beyond Where It Hurts In this mini episode, Dr. Perry introduces the first of the 30 Laws of Stop Chasing Pain: The Law of Connection—the idea that no system in the body works, gets injured,
SCP Podcast Episode 284: Dr. David Rabin (The Simple Guide Being Alive)
What if one of the most powerful tools for healing has been with you all along…your own nervous system? In this episode of the Stop Chasing Pain Podcast, Dr. Perry sits down with physician, neuroscientist, author, and Apollo Neuro co-founder
SCP Podcast Mini Series, Episode 53: Ever Heard of Walking? It’s Good For You
Healing can feel overwhelming especially when conflicting health advice, complicated protocols, and endless Biohacks make you question every decision. In this mini episode of the Stop Chasing Pain Podcast, Dr. Perry explains why healing may be simpler than you’ve been
Perry Nickelston, DC
Dr. Perry Nickelston is a chiropractic physician, educator, international speaker, author, and founder of Stop Chasing Pain. A 1997 graduate of Palmer Chiropractic University with more than 28 years of clinical experience, he is widely known as “The Lymph Doc” for his pioneering work exploring the role of the lymphatic and vascular systems in chronic pain, inflammation, movement, recovery, and performance.
Dr. Perry’s approach is rooted in a simple but powerful philosophy: the body does not work in isolated parts. His work explores the interconnected relationships among the lymphatic, vascular, nervous, immune, and musculoskeletal systems and how dysfunction in one system can influence the health and performance of the entire body. Rather than simply chasing the location of pain, he teaches people to look deeper, understand the systems influencing their symptoms, and address the body as a whole.
His passion for this work is also personal. After experiencing a severe back injury and autoimmune disease, Dr. Perry devoted himself to better understanding the body’s interconnected systems and discovering practical ways to support healing, resilience, and quality of life. That experience helped shape the mission behind Stop Chasing Pain: to educate and empower people with tools they can use to take a more active role in their own health.
Dr. Perry is the creator of the Big 6®, the Body Ecosystem Algorithm, and MOJO educational series, which translate complex anatomy, physiology, movement, and systems-based concepts into practical strategies that can be understood and applied by both healthcare and movement professionals and individuals interested in improving their own health.
His extensive background includes performance enhancement, corrective exercise, metabolic fitness nutrition, movement assessment, myofascial and soft-tissue therapies, and functional movement. He is trained and certified in Functional Movement Systems (FMS) and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), with decades of hands-on clinical experience informing the way he teaches and approaches the human body.
Through professional education, online programs, live events, podcasts, social media, and his upcoming book, Stop Chasing Pain: Reset Your Lymphatic System to Clear Inflammation, Break Chronic Pain and Rebuild Your Health, Dr. Perry has made it his mission to make complex science understandable, practical, and actionable.
At the heart of his work is a commitment to helping people stop chasing symptoms and start understanding the body as an interconnected ecosystem, giving them practical, sustainable strategies to support healing, movement, resilience, and lifelong health.
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