
Episode 589: Chiropractors are "Neuro-Plasticians"
One of my favorite books is "The Brain That Changes Itself" by Dr. Norman Doidge. It taught me about the importance of neuroplasticity, how the brain really does have an ability to change itself WITH ...
25 Nov 202442min

Episode 588: The Science of Chiropractic, Volume II: The nerve system is like a tree
The nerve system is like a tree; the roots are the brain of the tree, the trunk like the spinal cord, and the branches and leaves like the peripheral nerve system. BJ Palmer was the original brain-ba...
19 Nov 202411min

Episode 587: The Science of Chiropractic, Volume I
Even from 1906, BJ Palmer defined chiropractic as brain and nerve system based, with expectations of working with "all...of the three hundred articulations of the human skeletal frame." Chiropractic ...
12 Nov 202411min

Episode 586: Getting back to our roots
Chiropractic is based on the combination of philosophy, science and art. DD and BJ Palmer's textbooks, commonly known as Green books, are chiropractic's foundation. Each of the 39+ books reflect one...
5 Nov 20249min

Episode 585: The Importance of Developmental Milestones
In 2022, the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics changed the developmental milestone list, effectively removing crawling and changing many milestone timelines such as increasing time allowed fo...
29 Okt 202414min

Episode 584: Why so much talk about Polyvagal?
The Polyvagal Theory really took the world 'by storm' over the last few years. I first heard it mentioned at an ICPA seminar in 2010 or so, and published the first ever chiropractic and polyvagal pap...
22 Okt 202425min

Episode 583: Hypermobility & Proprioception with Emotional Dysregulation
Fascinating article that came out a few months ago regarding how emotional regulation and proprioception are related bidirectionally...in other words, your emotions and your body awareness are linked ...
15 Okt 202410min

Episode 582: "Our Deepest Fear"
There's that famous Marianne Williamson quote that starts off by stating: "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure." Wow...I first hea...
8 Okt 202410min


















