P.S. This is a copy of my actual letter that I sent. Thanks again

As to the new fat loss drugs, I have a good friend who is a researcher and is privy to such information. I really can't tell you the best way to find out about such new research except to give it time and make contacts.
I've been involved to a certain degree in coming up with ideas for new supplements as well, so I do have a few connections. You'll make many connections as you go through chiropractic school provided you shake many hands and keep your focus in one particular area of study. For me it was sports supplementation. You'll no doubt find that many supplement companies are wanting to pay chiropractors retainer fees to keep them on the board of directors or research committees because chiros usually have a good bit of training in proper nutrition and supplementation.
As far as schools go, Palmer is a great school and will prepare you well for the field. There is a school in Atlanta called Life and they apparently have a lot of contacts with professional athletes. You might check them out too.

As far as getting a bachelor's degree, some states like Florida require chiropractors to have one before they enter chiropractic school. This doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but those are the rules. Every state is different so be sure to know the state laws where you might like to live before you go through the program.

If you want a little free advice, be sure that being a chiropractor is what you want to do most in the world. The schooling is very tough. My brother is a medical doctor and he and I have compared notes and he says he thinks the two programs are pretty much the same in terms of study requirements. So get used to the idea of not having a lot of free time. It's a tough road and there will be times you might want to quit, but it is a very rewarding field.

I hope that answers your questions...be sure to let me know if I can help.