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What if chiropractic is more than a career?

What if one adjustment could completely change the way you understand the profession?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Jack Bourla, DC, ACP, president of Sherman College of Chiropractic, for a powerful conversation about chiropractic philosophy, innate intelligence, vertebral subluxation, chiropractic education, and the future of the profession. Dr. Jake

Dr. Bourla did not originally plan to become a chiropractor. His background included cell and molecular biology, teaching, biotechnology, business, and entrepreneurship. At 39 years old, after witnessing a chiropractic experience that dramatically changed his wife's condition, he decided to enter chiropractic school. Dr. Jake Dr. Jake

But one of the most defining moments of his chiropractic career came years later during the birth of his son.

After a difficult delivery, his newborn son was taken toward the NICU in serious distress. Dr. Bourla describes evaluating his son's upper cervical spine and applying gentle sustained pressure. When he returned approximately 45 minutes later, his son was crying, moving, breathing, and reportedly had an Apgar score above nine. Dr. Bourla explains why that experience took his conviction in chiropractic to an entirely different level. Dr. Jake Dr. Jake

Dr. Baker shares a remarkably similar experience from the birth of his own son, Isaiah, and how that moment helped shift his understanding of chiropractic from neck and back pain toward human function, potential, and purpose. Dr. Jake

They also discuss why chiropractors must do a better job communicating what chiropractic actually is, why the profession should not be reduced to pain care, and how innate intelligence and the body's internal organization remain central to chiropractic philosophy. Dr. Jake

The conversation then turns to Sherman College of Chiropractic. Dr. Bourla explains why Sherman emphasizes the philosophy, science, art, and business of chiropractic, with the goal of graduating chiropractors who are competent, confident, certain, and committed to serving humanity. Dr. Jake Dr. Jake

Meet the Guest

Dr. Jack Bourla, DC, ACP is the president of Sherman College of Chiropractic.

Before entering chiropractic, he worked in education, biotechnology, and business. He later practiced chiropractic for approximately 25 years before moving into chiropractic education and leadership. Dr. Jake

At Sherman College, Dr. Bourla is focused on preserving chiropractic philosophy while preparing the next generation of chiropractors in philosophy, science, technique, business, and service. Dr. Jake

Key Takeaways

• Chiropractic is more than a job. It can become a calling.
• Chiropractic should not be reduced to neck pain and back pain.
• The profession must do a better job explaining what makes chiropractic different.
• Innate intelligence is foundational to traditional chiropractic philosophy.
• Great chiropractors continually practice and refine their craft.
• Experience can transform belief into certainty.
• Chiropractic schools should develop both technical skill and a heart for service.
• Philosophy, science, art, and business all matter in practice.
• Chiropractors should put the patient's needs above their own ego.
• The profession needs more confident, competent, principled chiropractors.

If you are a chiropractor, chiropractic student, or someone considering entering the profession, this is an episode worth hearing.

Share it with someone who needs to understand that chiropractic can be about far more than neck pain and back pain.

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How do you grow a successful chiropractic practice without losing the reason you became a chiropractor in the first place?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Paul Reed for a conversation about chiropractic leadership, practice growth, faith, business, mentorship, and staying connected to the principle.

Dr. Paul shares lessons from nearly three decades in chiropractic, including growing multiple practices, leading more than 30 employees, mentoring associate doctors, and eventually stepping into the role of CEO instead of being the doctor doing everything himself. At one point, his multi-office model generated more than seven figures in personal annual income.

But the conversation goes much deeper than numbers.

Dr. Paul explains why chiropractors can lose their certainty when they drift too far from the core principles of the profession, and why staying close to your purpose is essential for long-term success.

They also break down morning routines, quiet time, gratitude, team meetings, patient connection, associate compensation, outreach, KPIs, coaching, and how to build a business without allowing the numbers to control you.

One of the biggest lessons from the episode is simple:

Know your numbers, but never forget that every spine and nervous system represents a person you have been given the opportunity to serve.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Paul Reed

Dr. Paul Reed is a chiropractor, mentor, entrepreneur, and founder of ChiroFest.

ChiroFest began as a small philosophy gathering and eventually grew into a major chiropractic event built around one mission: “Honor the past, preserve the future.” Chiropractic Life, Lessons, and…

After building and operating multiple chiropractic offices, Dr. Paul now focuses heavily on mentoring chiropractors, helping doctors grow their practices while strengthening their leadership, health, relationships, faith, and personal discipline. Chiropractic Life, Lessons, and…

Key Takeaways

• Stay close to the principles that made you love chiropractic
• Success leaves clues, so learn from people who have already gone where you want to go
• Your morning routine shapes how you lead the rest of the day
• Know your KPIs without becoming obsessed with numbers
• Attention and intention matter with every patient
• Build systems that allow associate doctors to focus on serving
• Pay great associates well and give them a role they can win in
• Practice growth begins with growing the leader
• Seminars and mentorship help keep chiropractors connected to their purpose
• Chiropractic should provide an incredible life while allowing you to impact others

Connect with Dr. Paul Reed: Instagram

If you are a chiropractor who wants to grow without losing your purpose, this episode is for you.

Share it with another chiropractor, associate, or chiropractic student who needs to reconnect with the mission.

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What actually makes an immune system strong?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with chiropractor and immunology researcher Dr. Patrick Flynn for a deep conversation about vaccines, inflammation, immune function, chiropractic philosophy, and the difference between germ theory and terrain theory.

Dr. Flynn shares how his own childhood health struggles led him into chiropractic, nutrition, and eventually advanced study in immunology. He explains the difference between innate and adaptive immunity and why understanding how the immune system responds matters when making health decisions. 

The conversation also explores vaccine mechanisms, adjuvants, immune responses, autoimmune conditions, mRNA technology, and the importance of avoiding absolute claims when discussing complex science. Dr. Flynn emphasizes giving people enough information to understand the mechanisms and make their own decisions. 

Dr. Baker and Dr. Flynn also break down terrain theory, chronic inflammation, the chiropractic concept of trauma, toxins, and thoughts, and why long-term health requires more than simply chasing symptoms. 

This episode is for chiropractors, parents, and anyone who wants to better understand the immune system and take a more active role in their health.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Patrick Flynn

Dr. Patrick Flynn is a chiropractor with decades of experience studying nutrition, immune health, and chiropractic philosophy.

His continuing education has focused heavily on immunology, including graduate-level coursework and training in immune function, allergies, viruses, and vaccine science. 

Key Takeaways

•  Innate and adaptive immunity work differently 
•  Immune health is influenced by more than exposure to germs 
•  Trauma, toxins, and thoughts can affect physiology 
•  Inflammation is part of the body’s repair response 
•  Chronic inflammation can become damaging when the underlying trigger remains 
•  Terrain theory focuses on strengthening the internal environment 
•  Scientific discussions require nuance, not absolutes 
•  Health decisions should come from understanding, not fear 
•  Chiropractic philosophy emphasizes the body’s ability to adapt and heal 

What You’ll Learn

•  How Dr. Flynn became interested in chiropractic and immunology 
•  The difference between innate and adaptive immunity 
•  How vaccines are designed to stimulate immune responses 
•  What vaccine adjuvants are intended to do 
•  Why Dr. Flynn believes immune mechanisms deserve deeper discussion 
•  What terrain theory and germ theory mean 
•  Why chronic inflammation develops 
•  How nutrition, stress, toxins, and physical trauma can influence immune health 
•  Why Dr. Flynn rejects the claim that viruses do not exist 
•  Why personal responsibility is central to his approach to health 

Connect with Dr.  Flynn
Website: https://drpatrickflynn.com/about/

This episode goes much deeper than the usual vaccine debate.

Tune in to Rip It for a conversation about immunology, inflammation, terrain, chiropractic philosophy, and how much control you may actually have over your own health.

What if every child had their spine and nervous system checked from the beginning of life?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Neil Cohen for a powerful conversation about pediatric chiropractic, innate intelligence, faith, chiropractic philosophy, and why every man, woman, and child should be checked for vertebral subluxation.

Dr. Neil explains why chiropractic is not about waiting until symptoms appear. It is about protecting and maintaining the health God already placed inside the body.

This episode dives into newborn chiropractic care, birth stress, the nervous system, family wellness, ChiroKids Connect, and why moms need to understand the importance of getting their children checked.

Dr. Baker and Dr. Neil also talk about the current state of chiropractic, why the profession has drifted from its original message, and why chiropractors must return to truth, principle, and the nervous system.

They also discuss faith, wisdom, the narrow gate, chiropractic education, Sherman College, Life University, Life West, Dr. Neil’s books, and his Christ-centered coaching for chiropractors.

This episode is for chiropractors, chiropractic students, parents, and anyone who believes the body was fearfully and wonderfully made.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Neil Cohen

Dr. Neil Cohen is a chiropractor, author, speaker, coach, and leader in principled chiropractic.

He is passionate about helping chiropractors communicate the truth of chiropractic, serve families, lead with faith, and build lives and practices rooted in biblical wisdom.He is also the author of A Hope Without End and Walking Ancient Paths: Living Centered in God’s Wisdom.

Key Takeaways

• Every child should be checked for vertebral subluxation
• Chiropractic is about the nervous system, not just the spine
• The goal is to maintain health, not wait until it is lost
• The power is not in the adjustment. The power is in the body
• Parents need to understand what true health looks like
• Chiropractors must communicate the principle clearly
• The profession needs a revival of truth and purpose
• Chiropractic is a calling, not just a career
• Faith, wisdom, leadership, and family matter in practice
• Coaching should transform the doctor, not just the office

What You’ll Learn

• Why newborns and children should be checked by a chiropractor
• How birth stress can affect the nervous system
• Why symptoms should not be accepted as normal
• What innate intelligence means in simple terms
• Why chiropractic care starts with removing interference
• How ChiroKids Connect helps educate moms and families
• Why chiropractic schools matter
• Why Sherman College, Life University, and Life West were discussed
• How faith and chiropractic connect
• Why wisdom matters in health decisions
• How Dr. Neil coaches chiropractors through leadership, communication, finances, marriage, family, and faith

Share this episode with a chiropractor, student, parent, or family who needs to understand the bigger purpose of chiropractic.

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Dr. Wade Port joins Rip It to talk about innate intelligence, principled chiropractic, symptoms, service, Arnaud Bernier, and the deeper purpose of chiropractic care.

What if symptoms are not the enemy?

What if symptoms are the language of innate intelligence?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with  Dr. Wade Port for a powerful conversation about principled chiropractic, innate intelligence, service, healing, and the deeper purpose behind the adjustment.

Dr. Wade shares how his life and chiropractic journey were shaped by Arnaud Bernier, the MLS approach, Cafe of Life, and the belief that who you are as a human being comes before what you do as a chiropractor.

This episode dives into the difference between medicalized chiropractic and true principled care. Dr. Wade and Dr. Baker talk about why chiropractic must be bigger than pain relief, why the language used in your office matters, and why chiropractors must stop reducing the profession to symptoms, treatment rooms, and insurance codes.

They also discuss how to connect chiropractic to a patient’s values, how to listen beyond the symptom, and how to help people understand that their body is not broken. It is adapting.

Dr. Wade explains innate intelligence as the inborn wisdom of the body, a gift from God that continues working to protect, heal, and guide the body every day.

This episode is for chiropractors, chiropractic students, and anyone who wants to understand the heart, philosophy, and power of real chiropractic.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Wade Port

Dr. Wade Port is a chiropractor, teacher, speaker, and leader in principled chiropractic.

He practices at LifeWorks Chiropractic in Marietta, Georgia, near Life University, and teaches through MLS Seminars, continuing the work and legacy of Arnaud Bernier.

Dr. Wade is passionate about helping chiropractors reconnect with the principle, develop a heart of service, and deliver chiropractic care from a deeper place of purpose, presence, and mastery.

Key Takeaways

• Symptoms are the language of innate intelligence
• The body is not broken. It is adapting
• Chiropractic is bigger than pain relief
• Who you are as a person comes before what you do as a chiropractor
• Your office language shapes the experience people have
• Chiropractors must stop making care only about symptoms
• True care connects to the patient’s values and life
• Innate intelligence is the body’s inborn wisdom
• The profession needs more heart, service, and principle
• A heart of service can be awakened

What You’ll Learn

• How Arnaud Bernier influenced Dr. Wade Port’s life and practice
• Why the MLS approach changed the way Dr. Wade understood chiropractic
• What the bird adjustment story teaches about possibility
• Why chiropractic has become too medicalized
• How office language can dilute or strengthen the chiropractic message
• Why symptoms should not be villainized
• How to talk about pain without becoming a symptom doctor
• Why patients need to feel seen, heard, and understood
• How to connect chiropractic care to what people value most
• What innate intelligence means in simple language
• Why chiropractors must awaken a deeper heart of service.

If this episode challenges the way you think about symptoms, service, and chiropractic, share it with another chiropractor or student who needs to hear it.

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Dr. Kyle Collins joins Rip It to talk upper cervical chiropractic, corrective care, patient value, pricing, care plans, referrals, and building a practice with certainty.

What if patients are not really asking, “How much do you charge?”

What if they are really asking, “Can you help me?”

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Kyle Collins, an upper cervical chiropractor in Scottsdale, Arizona, for a powerful conversation about chiropractic value, corrective care, pricing, patient communication, and getting people well.

Dr. Kyle shares why patients will travel for great chiropractic care, how upper cervical work changed his practice, and why he believes chiropractors should stop making care about a per-visit price.

This conversation dives into the difference between relief care and corrective care, why doctors should not prejudge whether someone can afford care, how to build value before talking about money, and why confidence comes from knowing you can deliver results.

Dr. Baker and Dr. Kyle also discuss B.J. Palmer, wealthy chiropractic leaders, Robert Kiyosaki’s appreciation for chiropractic, care plans, spouse involvement, internal referrals, and the importance of staying focused on the main thing: helping people get well.

They also talk through upper cervical versus full spine chiropractic, when additional areas of the spine may need to be addressed, and why chiropractors should not be more loyal to a technique than they are to the patient.

This episode is for chiropractors who want to communicate better, charge with more certainty, create more value, and serve people at a higher level.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Kyle Collins

Dr. Kyle Collins is an upper cervical chiropractor based in Scottsdale, Arizona.

He is passionate about corrective chiropractic care, upper cervical work, principled practice, and helping patients restore function by addressing subluxation and nervous system interference.

Through his practice, Dr. Kyle helps patients understand that chiropractic is not just about pain relief. It is about getting the body functioning better so people can live healthier lives.

Key Takeaways

• Patients will travel for great chiropractic care
• Price is not the real question. Trust is
• Chiropractors must build value before talking cost
• Corrective care should not be sold like relief care
• Do not prejudge whether a patient can afford care
• Care plans should be based on what the patient needs
• Spouses should be involved in major health decisions
• Internal referrals should be expected, not avoided
• Technique matters, but helping the patient matters more
• Confidence comes from skill, systems, and certainty

What You’ll Learn

• Why Dr. Baker traveled to see Dr. Kyle for upper cervical care
• How Robert Kiyosaki came to understand the value of chiropractic
• Why B.J. Palmer’s vision still matters today
• Why chiropractors should charge what care is worth
• How to stop making care about the price per visit
• Why patients are really asking if you can help them
• How to communicate value on the first phone call
• Why spouses should attend the report of findings
• How to ask for referrals with confidence
• Why upper cervical and full spine chiropractors can learn from each other
• Why being married to a technique can cause you to underserve patients

Connect with Dr. Kyle Collins
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drkylemcollins

Dr. Cameron Maynard joins Rip It to talk about chiropractic mindset, practice growth, burnout, mission, discipline, and staying anchored in principled chiropractic.

Episode Show Notes

What if the next patient is not one more thing you have to do?

What if it is one less opportunity to change a life?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Cameron Maynard for a powerful conversation about chiropractic mindset, leadership, purpose, burnout, practice growth, and staying anchored in the principle.

Dr. Cameron shares the perspective shift that changed the way he practiced during one of the busiest seasons of his life. While adjusting hundreds of patients each week, speaking to patients, leading his team, and running a high-volume chiropractic office, he began to feel the weight of “one more.”

Then the shift hit him.

It is not one more.

It is one less.

One less chance to adjust.
One less chance to lead.
One less chance to speak truth.
One less chance to help a family understand chiropractic.

Dr. Cameron and Dr. Baker also talk about morning discipline, being present during the day, handling rejection, learning from feedback, reading biographies, staying congruent, and making the chiropractic mission bigger than yourself.

Dr. Cameron also shares how chiropractic changed his own life after a serious neck injury, numbness, muscle atrophy, and a recommendation for spinal fusion surgery at only 21 years old. Through chiropractic care and spinal correction, he saw firsthand that the body was designed to heal.

This episode is for chiropractors, chiropractic students, practice owners, and anyone who needs to reconnect with purpose, gratitude, and the bigger mission of chiropractic.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Cameron Maynard

Dr. Cameron Maynard is a chiropractor, speaker, mentor, and leader in the chiropractic profession. He is known for helping chiropractors stay anchored in principle, lead with conviction, and build practices that serve people at a higher level.

Key Takeaways

• Chiropractic is a mission, not just a job
• Every adjustment is an opportunity to change a life
• Gratitude changes how you show up in practice
• Morning discipline helps you stay present during the day
• The mission must be bigger than your ego
• Chiropractors must learn to handle rejection, feedback, and repetition
• An anchored mind makes stronger leadership possible
• Principled chiropractic still needs doctors with courage and conviction

What You’ll Learn

• What “it’s not one more, it’s one less” really means
• How Dr. Cameron handled high-volume chiropractic practice
• Why chiropractors can burn out when they lose gratitude
• How to stay present with patients and family
• Why boredom, feedback, and rejection must be conquered
• How to talk to people about chiropractic without being weird
• Why congruency matters in leadership
• How chiropractic helped Dr. Cameron avoid spinal fusion surgery
• Why chiropractors must stay anchored in the principle

Connect with Dr. Cameroon.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cameron.maynard.2025
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drcameroninoklahoma/
Website: https://www.maxliving.com/clinic/maynard-family-chiropractic/about

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What happens when one mother listens, one chiropractor speaks up, and a child’s entire future changes?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with longtime friend, mentor, coach, and chiropractic leader Dr. Greg Loman for a powerful conversation about purpose, pediatric chiropractic, scoliosis, principled care, and the mission to lead people out of a broken healthcare system.

Dr. Greg shares the story that shaped his entire life. As a child, he was sick, medicated, struggling with breathing issues, digestive problems, ADHD, and eventually diagnosed with severe scoliosis. He was scheduled to have Harrington rods placed in his spine until his mother’s friend spoke up and told her to take him to a chiropractor.

That decision changed everything.

Through chiropractic care, Dr. Greg watched his spine change, his health transform, and his purpose become clear. At just 12 years old, he knew chiropractic would become his life’s work.

This episode is a wake-up call for chiropractors who have forgotten how powerful this profession really is. Dr. Greg and Dr. Baker talk about why chiropractors must stop playing small, why children need to be checked, why families need to be reached, and why the profession must get back on purpose.

They also discuss high-volume practice, adjusting over 1,000 visits a week, caring for families, getting in state, opening your mouth, building a mission-driven practice, and the 34 Million Vision to create a health revolution through chiropractic.

This is not just a conversation about practice growth.

It is a conversation about saving lives.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Greg Loman

Dr. Greg Loman is a chiropractor, coach, speaker, leader, and longtime force in the chiropractic profession.

After his own life was changed through chiropractic as a child, Dr. Greg dedicated his career to helping families understand the power of the body to heal when interference is removed.

He has spent decades practicing, speaking, mentoring chiropractors, building Max Living, and helping doctors reconnect with their purpose so they can serve more people, reach more families, and lead with conviction.

Key Takeaways

• Chiropractic changed Dr. Greg’s life as a child
• A single referral can change an entire family’s future
• Children need to be checked for subluxation
• Scoliosis is not just a posture problem
• Chiropractors must stop making practice about themselves
• Volume should be driven by mission, not ego or money
• Families are the key to changing healthcare
• Getting in state matters before every shift
• Chiropractors need training, community, and purpose
• The profession must rise up and lead healthcare

If this episode fires you up, share it with another chiropractor who needs to get back on purpose.

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Send it to a parent who needs to know their child should be checked.

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Connect with Dr. Greg Loman
Website: https://www.maxliving.com/about

What if chiropractic is not just something we do?

What if it is a principle we are called to honor?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Anthony White for a powerful conversation about chiropractic, innate intelligence, the nervous system, and what it means to serve the principle with conviction.

Dr. Anthony shares how he first discovered chiropractic as a teenager after a sports injury, but more importantly, how he went from simply becoming a chiropractor to understanding why he stayed a chiropractor. His journey took him from curiosity, to practice, to conviction, and ultimately to a mission rooted in the truth that the body was designed by God to heal.

This episode dives deep into the philosophy, science, and art of chiropractic. Dr. Baker and Dr. Anthony talk about the safety pin cycle, the brain-body connection, subluxation, mechanoreception, the prefrontal cortex, the three Ts, and why chiropractic is far bigger than neck pain and back pain.

They also discuss what it means to lead patients with love, confront with conviction, and help families understand that true health comes from removing interference so the body can express life at a higher level.

This is a must-listen episode for chiropractors, students, and anyone who wants to understand the deeper purpose behind chiropractic care.

Meet the Guest: Dr. Anthony White

Dr. Anthony White is a chiropractor, speaker, leader, and passionate advocate for principled chiropractic care.

His mission is to help people understand the power of the nervous system, the role of innate intelligence, and the importance of honoring the laws and principles that govern health.

Through his practice and teaching, Dr. Anthony helps families reconnect with the truth that the body is not broken. It is designed with intelligence, purpose, and the ability to heal when interference is removed.

Key Takeaways

• Chiropractic is not just a profession. It is a mission
• The body was created and designed by God to heal
• The nervous system controls and coordinates the body
• Subluxation interferes with the expression of life
• The adjustment feeds the brain through mechanoreception
• The three Ts are thoughts, traumas, and toxins
• Chiropractors must lead patients with love and conviction
• Science is discovering what the principle has always taught
• Children and families need principled chiropractic care
• The world needs chiropractors who are willing to honor the principle

What You’ll Learn

• How Dr. Anthony White discovered chiropractic as a teenager
• Why chiropractic became a mission instead of just a profession
• How one patient’s death changed the way he practiced forever
• Why chiropractors must be willing to confront patients with love
• How to explain innate intelligence in a simple and powerful way
• Why the safety pin cycle still matters
• How the brain and body communicate through the nervous system
• Why mechanoreception is essential for brain function
• How adjustments impact the nervous system and prefrontal cortex
• Why stress, toxins, and trauma affect the body as a whole
• How chiropractic can help families move toward greater health
• Why kids on the spectrum need patience, understanding, and a nervous system-centered approach
• Why the chiropractor does not heal the body, but removes interference so the body can heal

Who This Episode Is For

• Chiropractors who want more certainty
• Chiropractic students learning the principle
• Practice owners who want to communicate better
• Parents who want to understand nervous system health
• Families looking for a natural approach to health
• Anyone who believes the body was designed to heal

Connect with Dr. Anthony White
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnthonyWhiteDC/

If this episode fired you up, share it with another chiropractor, student, or parent who needs to hear the bigger message of chiropractic.

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What if America’s healthcare crisis is not a money problem?

What if it is a philosophy problem?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. David Erb for a powerful conversation about the failure of symptom-based healthcare, the rising cost of sickness, and why chiropractic must step into a much bigger role.

Dr. David breaks down how the United States continues to spend trillions of dollars on healthcare while people keep getting sicker. He explains why the current system is built around managing symptoms instead of finding cause, and why chiropractic offers a completely different model.

This episode dives into above-down, inside-out healing, innate intelligence, chemical dependency, the power of getting in state, and what it means to lead people back to true health.

If you are a chiropractor, student, parent, patient, or anyone questioning the direction of modern healthcare, this episode will challenge the way you think.

Meet the Guest: Dr. David Erb

Dr. David Erb is a chiropractor, speaker, author, and leader who has spent nearly three decades helping people understand true health from an above-down, inside-out perspective.

He is the author of Breaking Free from Chemical Religion and Finding Your Way Back to Health, a book written to challenge the belief system that keeps people dependent on drugs, symptom management, and a broken sick-care model.

Through practice, teaching, writing, and speaking, Dr. David continues to call people back to the truth that the body is designed to heal when interference is removed.

Key Takeaways

• America does not need more sick care
• Chiropractic starts with cause, not symptoms
• The body heals from above down, inside out
• Chemical dependency has become a belief system
• Your state determines your impact
• Teams grow when leaders grow
• Chiropractic must lead the future of health

What You’ll Learn

• Why healthcare spending keeps rising while people keep getting sicker
• How chiropractic care may reduce reliance on drugs, surgeries, and hospitalizations
• Why symptom relief is not the same as true health
• What Dr. David means by “chemical religion”
• Why long-form conversations are needed in a distracted world
• How chiropractors can use content to reach more people
• Why high-energy leadership changes the entire practice
• How gratitude, prayer, and preparation impact patient care
• Why developing your team starts with developing yourself
• How to raise kids with a chiropractic worldview without forcing the profession on them

Connect with Dr. David Erb

Learn more about Dr. David, his work.

https://www.facebook.com/ErbFamilyWellness/?ref=NONE_xav_ig_profile_page_web#

Who This Episode Is For

• Chiropractors who want more certainty
• Chiropractic students who want to understand the bigger mission
• Patients tired of symptom management
• Parents looking for a different health philosophy
• Practice owners who want to lead their teams better
• Anyone questioning America’s current healthcare model

If this episode opened your eyes, share it with someone who needs to hear a different message about health.

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The future of healthcare will not be fixed by more drugs, more spending, or more symptom management.

It will be changed by people who understand that the body was designed to heal.

Chiropractic has carried that message from the beginning.

Now it is time to lead with it.