Chiropractors often talk about “the big idea” in chiropractic. On this podcast Zail Khalsa of Conscious Chiropractic fame, talks about the four big ideas that he believes are at the heart of chiropractic. Your mind will be stretched by this think-deeper episode and will challenge what you think about chiropractic health healing and the body.

Dr. Khalsa is a fascinating person with an amazing personal story about his own health. Formerly he was a flying-trapeze circus performer and molecular geneticist. An allergic reaction to penicillin at birth caused serious health challenges, followed by a diagnosis of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma at age 12. That experience led him to a degree in biology and the beginnings of his molecular geneticist career.

The pain that continued to plague him, though, led him to experience Kundalini yoga, which was his stepping stone to chiropractic. When I got his first chiropractic adjustment, it felt as if the chiropractor had pulled a knife out of his back that had been stabbing him for years!

Over time, he regained my health using all-natural means and experienced a spiritual calling to become a Doctor of Chiropractic. He completed his doctoral studies at Western States Chiropractic College and moved to Del Mar, California to surf and start a private practice. In 1998, he moved his practice to its current location in Beverly Hills.

In this episode you will hear about:
• Metaphysical concepts in of chiropractic
• Zail’s 4 bif ideas
• The must-read traveling library about chiropractic
• And MUCH, MUCH more!

Enjoy the podcast and make your plans to attend Mile High 2018 in Denver, August 16th – 19th, where you’ll hear nearly 30 more awesome speakers discuss the philosophy, art and science of chiropractic.

Your investment to register will increase substantially on April 15th, so make reservations for yourself and your team right now today at www.milehighchiroregistration.com The Mile High experience will enable you to make a greater impact in your practice, your community and the chiropractic profession. Act now and come up a Mile High in August!

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Question of the day: “What’s your favorite was to reach patients through social media?” Please let me know in the comments.

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Scroll below for links and show notes…

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Questions I asked:

• How do you feel about the importance of X-Ray in chiropractic?
• What are you thoughts about ACA’s recent position papers and opinions relative to the use of X-Ray?
• What was it like to grow as a second generation chiropractor?
• Is there a normal posture?
• Why is there a connection between posture and subluxation?
• How much do you feel the x-ray are is intertwined with the ‘let’s eliminate subluxation from chiropractic’ area?
• What do you think of where we are politically and how we change that for the future of chiropractic?

Links and people mentioned:

• Chiropractic BioPhysics
• CBP Non Profit Breakthrough Spinal Research
• Radiogenic Cancer Risks from Chiropractic X-rays are Zero: 10 Reasons to Take Routine Radiographs in Clinical Practice

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• Bill Decken 1969 New York Mets
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• Michael Sontheimer: Leading Chiropractic World Dominance
• Tate Gentile: Changing the Conversation from Pain to Neurology with Technology
• Brian Dooley: Living The Chiropractic Principle

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