In today's episode, I'm going to be giving you the highlights of a 42 page systematic review covering the potentially negative consequences of mask wearing.  This is something that nobody seems to be talking about, and instead, the harmlessness of masks is a basic assumption.  But is this assumption correct?  Let's talk about the potentially harmful effects of the mask, and who among us might be most vulnerable.

In today's episode, I'm answering a question I received.  It's an important question, and it's something that I thought about for a long time.  I'm sure its a question you have probably had yourself.  So let's talk about it and see if you can gain some insight on how best to answer this question for yourself.

Do you struggle with Cervical Adjustments?  Maybe you think you are pretty good, but could your adjustments be better?  In this short episode, I'm going to talk about the most common mistakes I see when adjusting the Cervical Spine, and I'm going to discuss the mechanism and intent behind how these mistakes happen.  I'm going to be quick and to the point, but hopefully it will cause you to cast a critical eye on your own Cervical adjustments.

Have you ever wondered why some people insist that COVID is no big deal, while other people are dying from it?  Or why some people say the vaccine was no big deal and they had no side effects, while, again, other people are dying from it?  How can the same virus produce such wildly different results in different people?  Today, we are going to talk about that by talking about how COVID kills.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Herb Wood.  Dr Wood will be talking about some of the important aspects of X-ray analysis that are often missed as well as some common mistakes that can lead to poor interpretation.  As Gonstead doctors, X-ray analysis has always been a huge part of what we do, but the value of the X-ray is directly proportional to our ability to analyze it properly.  

In this episode, we talk with Dr Dave Waller.  In this casual conversation, we talked about the 20 year perspective of how we thought things would be in practice versus how they really are.  More importantly, we talk about what it takes to be successful and lessons we had to learn the hard way. This conversation will be beneficial for anyone who is trying to gain better perspective of what their expectations should be and how they will achieve them.  

In today's episode, we are going to talk about what it means to be the best.  If you stop to think about it, you probably don't have any criteria for what it takes to be the best.  If you actually were the best, how would you know?  But, what if we are asking the wrong question?  This episode will address this question, but hopefully help you to ask a better question that can lead you to some better answers.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Aki Oshita.  Dr Aki practices in Hawaii and he teaches for GMI.  The Gonstead seated cervical is arguably the most difficult adjustment to perform in the Chiropractic Profession.  How do we maintain a strict P-A line of correction?  How much lateral to medial is too much?  When we say no rotation, do we really mean no rotation?  These are all issues that must be commonly addressed in the course of teaching this difficult maneuver.  Today, Dr Aki will walk us through a step-by-step approach to make sure we are doing things correctly and we can root out any bad habits.  This episode is guaranteed to have something for everyone, regardless of where you are in the learning process.

In today's episode, I'm talking with Steven Gage.  He is a 12th quarter student at Life University, but, for that last 3 years, he has had his own YouTube channel documenting his journey through chiropractic school.  I wanted to get his perspective on how we, as a profession, can better harness this tool to educate our patients and improve public awareness.  In an age where is already seems that everyone is making chiropractic videos, how do we elevate our game to stand out and get ahead.