Chirocast

The amazing Erik Weihenmeyer climbed Mount Everest blind and kayaked all the way through the Grand Canyon river! Listening to his story was so inspirational that Dr. Rubin challenges his audience to think about what is possible in their lives! Like the old saying goes, if he can do it with these kind of almost insurmountable issues, you can do anything. Erik talked about how he used the storms of his life as the generator of fuel for his dreams. What a different way to live. Listen to this exciting Podcast and tap into a different way for you to live!

When you walk into your favorite cold stone creamery or Dairy Queen, and you are in a rush to get in and out, you probably go to your favorite flavor. You don't have time to agonize over the 150 combinations of things you can make. It's time to do that now with your life. It's time to pick a flavor and stop thinking that this is a dress rehearsal and that we have ample time to agonize over what direction we need to take. We need to choose now. We need to develop a sense of urgency. Listen and help develop your new direction.

In this extended length Podcast, that runs for over 40 minutes, Dr. Rubin explains to many seemingly what autism, neuroplasticity, and concussions have in common. A lot more than you think. This discussion, in front of the Life University ICPA family wellness club, outlines what Dr. Rubin will be discussing for four hours during the Life University fall celebration. The possibilities of what our bodies are capable of in terms of healing are endless, and that's how this inspired talk brings things together. As the saying goes, "anything is possible".

Dr. Rubin passionately pleads a case for chiropractic going back to its roots of adjusting to improve performance, increased potential, and allow the intelligence of the body to express itself closer to 100%. Reading from the latest Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Rubin shows that the profession's choice to hang it's hat on back pain isn't being accepted by the medical community and hasn't been for over 100 years. He asked when are we going to go back to our roots, and do what we were born to do? What DD Palmer and BJ Palmer had in mind when they created our profession?

Graduation 1989. Private practice since 1990. Dr Rubin compares the 90's to 2017 and highlights the vast differences in how the world of healthcare worked then and now, and why that is so important for our future.

Many people ask the question is "chiropractic covered by insurance?"

Dr. Rubin explains why Insurance is not usually the most favorable way to support your healthcare. Using insurance to pay for every single doctor visit is becoming a thing of the past. Most people now are choosing to pay for healthcare out of their own pockets because they realize investing in their health is investing in their own future. There is no greater investment that you can make that an investment in your health.

Dr. Rubin came across an article from a recent medical journal that discusses how the word "natural" used in conjunction with the word "breastfeeding" is actually very problematic, because it might make people misconstrue that natural breastfeeding is best and everything else is NOT natural. What sort of thinking is going to say that we shouldn't call breastfeeding natural or good? This is an example of the kind of thinking that gotten this country in such tremendous financial trouble, since our healthcare system is crashing all around us and us. Why have we moved so far away from the natural? Since when is natural a bad word?

Chiropractors are truly Neuroplasticians. The body's ability to heal itself and the brain's ability to heal itself, is far more profound and amazing than we ever thought possible. For years it was thought that brains don't heal, nerves don't heal, that neuroanatomy is fixed and hardwired, but we learned otherwise. We learned that we have this incredible neuroplasticity that makes our ability to heal truly astounding. Learn how you can tap into this amazing power!

George Orwell wrote the novel 1984 back in 1949. A lot of people are talking about the similarities between some of the things that are happening in the novel 1984 and what's happening now in our current day world. The fact that surveillance is at an all time high and that the media is constantly trying to sway what they want the public to know is very much like George Orwell's dystopian future and Big Brother. But we as individuals have a way to stop that future from occurring. Hear Dr. Rubin talk with a classroom of enthusiastic students about what we can do as individuals to change and prevent a future like that from happening

What's the question before the question? That's a QBQ. Based on a book by John Miller, Dr. Rubin asks his audience what's your QBQ, what's the real reason you do what you do, what is the motivating factor that's bringing you to success? As John Miller explained in the story about the waiter, it's not what you get from what you do...it's what you give that brings on a higher level of personal accountability.