On today's episode we explore a brand new study with pretty profound implications regarding the relationship between the microbiome, our intervertebral discs and more.  Far too often we compartmentalize things and what we hope to explore here is the very interconnected relationships that occur in our body.  Further we hope to provide some powerful insights as to how we can better help our patients through a more holistic way of approaching how we care for them.  

To learn more about Erchonia you can go to https://www.erchonia.com/

On today's episode we talk about money.  For many, money can be a challenging topic when it comes to patients and patient care.  Various preconceived ideas, biases and assumptions can often cloud our judgement and negatively effect our ability to impact more lives for good.  We share some insights that might help you better navigate how money plays an essential role in our ability to help our patients. 

On today's episode we discuss an interesting new study that Stanford published in 2021 that showed that those with insulin resistance were 2x more likely to suffer from depression.  What does this mean?  How can this help us help our patients?  We discuss several of the implications of this along with some practical application in practice on this episode.

Click here to see the study we reference in this episode.

On today's episode we sit down with Dr. Justin Mosely to discuss mindset.  When all is said and done what differentiates the successful docs from the unsuccessful isn't a lack of talent, skill or resources.  It's far deeper and fundamental than that.  It's their mindset.  Dr. Justin Mosely helps us hone in on the power of mindset, what it's all about and how to intentionally develop a successful mindset.  To learn more about what Dr. Mosely is doing you can follow him on instagram @drjustinmoseley

To join his free mindset coaching group on Facebook go here:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/themindsetdoctor

On today's episode we sit down with Penny Sneed from Erchonia lasers.  She shares some really cool insights with how Erchonia lasers can help patients with a wide range of health issues.  To learn more you can reach out to Penny directy at: [email protected]

Or you can find out more at:

https://www.erchonia.com/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/116949885033949

https://www.instagram.com/doctor.beau/

On today's episode we discussing laser therapy for helping patients with chronic health problems with Dr. Rick Amy from Avant Lasers.  To learn more about what Dr. Amy is doing you check out more here:

https://avantwellness.com/

https://drrichardamy.com/

https://www.chirohealthusa.com/

On today's episode we discuss the Ripple Effect with Dr. Andrew Oteo.  Dr. Oteo is a chiropractor in the North Dallas, Texas area.  He's been practicing for 12 years and is a Parker Mentor, Vice President of the Parker Alumni Association Board of Directors, and as a credentialed Community Based Internship (CBI) doctor. Dr. Oteo was also named the 2015 Parker University Young Alumni of the Year as well as the 2017 TCA District 5 Doctor of the Year. He does not limit his service strictly to Parker University, but also supports wounded warriors through his involvement with the Patriot Project and the Warrior Open golf tournament, where he has been a central part of integrating chiropractic care into the event’s medical team since 2011. Whatever Dr. Oteo does, he is firm, and enthusiastic in his approach. He brings energy and optimism to his chiropractic practice and his passion in life is helping people reach their full God-given health & performance potential through chiropractic care.