How a Chiropractor Built a Global Health Revolution

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Living The Red Life

Episode: How a Chiropractor Built a Global Health Revolution

Host: Rudy Mawer
Guest: Dr. John Bergman, Chiropractor, Educator, and Wellness Expert
Date: July 8, 2026

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Episode Overview

Rudy Mawer sits down with Dr. John Bergman to explore the transformative philosophy behind holistic chiropractic care and natural health. Dr. Bergman shares why he believes we're facing a global health crisis—not from disease itself, but from misunderstanding the body’s innate intelligence and the failures of modern “sick care.” Together, they challenge conventional healthcare perspectives, dive deep into the mind-body connection, and discuss how living in harmony with nature and our own design is the cornerstone of true health. The conversation is lively, irreverent, and filled with practical insights for anyone seeking better well-being and a revolutionary approach to healing.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Problem with Modern Medicine (“Sick Care”)

• Dr. Bergman argues current healthcare focuses on diagnosing and medicating symptoms, not addressing root causes or supporting the body’s regenerative capabilities.
• Quote: “If you do the exact opposite of what the medical authorities tell you, you’re probably on the pathway to health.” — Dr. Bergman [03:13]
• He calls out the system for prioritizing business over true healing: “Being sick is good for business.” [10:28]

2. The Body’s Innate Intelligence & Adaptation

• Disease, according to Bergman, doesn’t exist per se; what we call disease is the body adapting to physical, chemical, or emotional stress ([08:35], [11:21]).
  • “What kind of physical, chemical or emotional stress are they adapting to? Bam. That’s going to change the whole friggin’ world.” [11:18]
• Mindset shift: The body is brilliant and self-healing when given the right environment.

3. Stress, Regeneration, and Health

• All humans are in constant flux between stress and regeneration. Health is possible for all if stressors (physical, chemical, emotional) are addressed ([08:35], [09:14]).
• Chronic illnesses (e.g. Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure) are described as correctable, often without drugs.
  • “You can literally deep breathe diaphragmatically and correct [high blood pressure] in two, three days.” [09:05]
• Drugs only mask adaptive responses—they don’t treat causes, and often increase risks instead.

4. Critique of Pharmaceutical Interventions

• He sharply critiques pharmaceutical treatments, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic:
  • “You can’t smoke enough weed to make that make sense…” — Dr. Bergman [04:52]
  • “Every medication that’s prescribed causes the symptom it’s designed to treat. And that’s insane.” [04:03]
• Dr. Bergman encourages questioning doctors rather than passively accepting “genetic” or vague explanations ([08:17]).

5. The Power of Environment and Ancestral Living

• Optimal health comes by living within the body’s design: real food, movement, exposure to nature, and avoidance of processed “shelf-life” products ([18:14-19:40]).
  • “10,000 generations that preceded you…ate healthy animals…vegetables that were seasonal…fermented.” [18:45]
• The health crisis is tied to industrialized diets, toxins, and a divergence from ancestral practices.

6. Energy, Prayer, and Vibrational Healing

• The future of healing is in understanding frequencies, vibration, and the mind-body-energy connection ([24:19-25:55]).
  • “Every tissue in the body responds to a different frequency.” [24:32]
• Prayer and meditation, regardless of religious belief, have powerful effects on healing and well-being.
  • “If you can connect with that [energy], it works. You can think yourself healthy and think yourself sick.” [27:54-27:58]

7. On Death, Life, and Purpose

• Dr. Bergman views life as a cyclical journey packed with learning and gratitude, rooted in both spiritual and scientific wonder ([41:58-43:00]).
• Embracing both hardship and joy gives life meaning; consciousness continues beyond physical death.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “You are working with divine energy every time. I trust the body to heal.” — Dr. Bergman [28:58]
• “It’s not a belief, it’s a knowing. I work with God every day.” — Dr. Bergman, referencing Carl Jung [29:40]
• “All I am is a freaking wrench, you know…we’re basically monkeys beating a Ferrari with a stick.” — Dr. Bergman [38:10]
• On cross-cultural healing: “Every country I go to, the people are great, the land is great, and the governance sucks.” [32:24]
• On hope and collective change: “Caesar said he didn’t need to change the whole thing… Just 20%. And then, bam, 80% will go along. So that’s all we do.” [44:33]

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Segment Timestamps

• Dr. Bergman’s Philosophy & Critique of Healthcare: [00:46] – [04:45]
• Discussion of COVID-19 and Pharmaceutical Interventions: [04:17] – [05:51]
• Innate Healing & Adaptation versus Disease: [06:18] – [11:21]
• Nature of Stress, Regeneration & Chronic Illness: [08:35] – [12:24]
• Ancestral Diet and Lifestyle: [18:14] – [20:45]
• Energy, Prayer, and Vibrational Medicine: [21:01] – [29:40]
• Global Practice, Cultural Comparison, and Joy: [31:10] – [35:13]
• On Death, Cycles, and Life Advice: [41:39] – [43:00]
• Practical Health Tips & Listener Questions (Hiccups, Energy, Feet): [38:22], [39:48], [40:10]

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Noteworthy Listener Q&A

• How to solve hiccups: “It’s a spasm of the diaphragm… The nerve to the diaphragm comes out of the neck… You gotta look at what’s causing that reflex.” [38:22-39:02]
• Why do we sense people watching us? “If you’re putting energy out… you can start to feel the energy, see the energy, and connect with that, and it makes life more magical.” [40:28-41:22]

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Final Thoughts & Resources

• Dr. Bergman’s recommended resources:

  • YouTube, Facebook, Twitter: @DrJohnBergman
  • drbvip.com – Censored videos, podcasts ([43:43])
  • adaptivephysiology.com – Educational resources
  • “Look at the pelvic health video. It’s going to stabilize the pelvis. You’re going to love it.”

• Closing Reflection:

  • “...when you study what other people have done before—Galileo…he stood on the shoulders of giants. So I’m standing on the shoulders of giants.” — Dr. Bergman [45:05]

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This episode combines irreverent wit, deep philosophy, and clear calls for personal empowerment in health. Dr. Bergman challenges us to reframe our thinking and embrace the magical, intelligent nature of the mind and body as the foundation of well-being and global transformation.

Transcript

[A]

We are designed to live healthy. Over 100. This generation born today will not live older than their parents. And that's the health status of the sickest industrialized nation in the world. And that's what's going to change it. People are finally waking up, they're losing faith in the medical religion, they're losing faith in a lot of things and they should because if you put your faith in your body being self healing and self regulating by God, that's a good, that's a good place to hang your friggin anchor. The more you understand about how the body works, the, the more appreciation you have for the wonderment that it's magical.

[B]

Dr. John Bergman is a chiropractor, educator and wellness expert with decades of experience in corrective and holistic health care. A former chiropractic instructor, he has dedicated his career to helping people understand the body's natural ability to heal.

[A]

The real doctors that are out there that are really changing healthcare, they make people understand that their body is brilliant, that there's a divine energy. They're detectives, they look at the body as intelligent and the only thing they ask is why is the body presenting this? What kind of physical, chemical or emotional stress are they adapting to? Bam.

[B]

Bam.

[A]

That's going to change the whole friggin world. My name is Rudy Moore, host of Living the red Life podcast and I'm here to change the way you see your life in your earpiece every single week.

[B]

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[A]

Join me in wonderland and change your life life.

[B]

Welcome back to living your legacy podcast, the Red life edition. Joining me today, I've got my show notes here is Dr. John Bergman. He is the founder of Bergman Family Chiropractic and an educator on natural health and regeneration. You are a natural educator. Please naturally educate me on how to properly pronunciate chiropractic. Was that correct, sir?

[A]

That's really good. I like that, I like the, yeah, the emphasis.

[B]

Thanks doc.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Doctor, who are you? Why are you here?

[A]

Honestly, I'm a chiropractor but with a focus on neurology and it's mainly to just do a little thing, just change the world.

[B]

Oh, tiny.

[A]

Because currently we're in a bizarre sick care system that has really piss poor outcomes.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, the output's been that great.

[A]

No, because their whole focus is wrong. And that's the whole point of this. Because if people don't understand that disease doesn't exist, that it's really the body adapting. Okay. And then the body can regenerate itself. That's the message, baby.

[B]

So basically, you should eat your boogers is what you're saying.

[A]

You can. That would be gross.

[B]

But you're feeding data into your body. Just pick. Here's for the white blood cells. Right? That's exactly what you mean, right?

[A]

I don't know. I got a filter. I prefer to blow it.

[B]

Oh, I snot out. We're off to the races here, folks. This is a family show, sir. Doc, what the heck are we gonna learn about you, man? Like you just finished filming your episode for Legacy Makers with the great Lauren. What will we learn about you?

[A]

I gotta tell you, I was blown away because when you're asking questions about, like, what you're doing, why you're doing it, okay? And I could say, you know, I wanna change healthcare because currently, if you're following the advice of the medical authorities, you're gonna be sick. Okay? And literally, the advice is so bad that if you do the exact opposite, you're probably on the pathway to health. And if you look at the body as brilliant, and no doctor is doing that, and that they have a whole focus on diagnosing where they come up with a collection of symptoms. They place this label on your forehead, and then you have this, whatever, bowel disorder, fibromyalgia, whatever. And none of that's true.

[B]

Of course not. Especially when you cut it to, like, slow motion B roll with somebody in the park and it's cut to, like, dramatic music with this really weird narration. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, hell yeah. I want to swim with the butterflies and take sleep medication or. I mean, that's ridiculous.

[B]

Having trouble sleeping.

[A]

It's ridiculous. And then when you look at. It's a lie because every medication that's prescribed causes the symptom it's designed to treat. And that's insane.

[B]

Oh, God. Do you want to talk about COVID for a second?

[A]

Oh, no, no, no. That was brilliant. You know, you get an experimental MRNA injection in you that we can't really talk about. Okay. That didn't prevent infection or stop transmission. And for something no worse than the flu, I mean, it's insane.

[B]

Well, yeah, that was quite the biblical time. I got the cheapest of the vaccinations, thinking it was the mark of the beast because I had to eat. And here we are now.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I mean, when you look at the mechanism of that.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You can't smoke enough weed to make that make sense because, you know, you're

[B]

getting

[A]

40 trillion of these lipid nanoparticles, okay? Because anytime the immune system recognizes sees a protein in there, it flips out. So they wrapped it in fat and then it's supposed to go into your cells and it hijacks the cells. Because every cell in your body except for the red blood cells, produce proteins. So it shut down the protein production of that cell, it can cross the blood brain barrier, causes your cells to produce a totally different protein, A spike protein that your body's never freaking seen before. And then if it works right, your body is going to build a defense to attack the proteins that your own cells are producing. What could go wrong? No, it's fine. It's like mind blowing. Mind blowing. With any kind of intervention, hell, what's the risk and benefit? That's it. What's your risk of the disease? What's the risk of the, of the therapy? God, none of those questions are react.

[B]

This is the worst time for my vape to like run out of battery.

[A]

I'm with you man, but this is

[B]

a completely natural high. Gosh, now that you, you've observed the, the philosophy, the philosophy, the, the, the, the, the, the, the brilliance of the human body. Is there a God, sir? Or like what, what the hell is going on out there? Like, clearly difficulty speaking to the physicality. Why is there always turmoil?

[A]

There is not. It's actually harmony. Okay? But when you're in a delusional, messed up world that doesn't understand that the body is self healing and self regulating, Every doctor knows that the body's self healing and self regulating, that's it. And so what's broken if somebody's diagnosed with high blood pressure? Or is that a delusion of the doctor? Yeah, okay. No, no. I'm smarter than your physiology. You need this drug to lower your blood pressure. This is exactly foolishness. And so if you follow that and you look at America, we are the sickest industrialized nation in the world. 4% of the world's population consuming 95% of all the drugs produced on the planet. And we have a 74% chronic illness rate. Now when I go to. Because I've got three clinics in three different countries when I'm in this country.

[B]

Humble brag.

[A]

No, no, if, if you want to get clin countries, I'll talk you out of it, okay? It ain't a brag, okay? Imagine jogging through sand with snowshoes, okay? It's like the least fun thing, but you know, when you start to see people in every country, you want to help them.

[B]

Oh for sure.

[A]

And then when you start, you can't stop. Okay? You got to do that. But it's such a delusional world that the doctor is not smarter than your physiology. Disease is really the body adapting and no freaking doctor does that. When you look at all the diseases that are idiopathic, idiopathic, they have no frigging cause or they don't understand what causes it. If you took your car to a mechanic and he said, well, the smoke coming out of your car is idiopathic in origin, we just don't know. You'd find a different mechanic. Yeah, dude, yeah, that fibromyalgia, we just don't know.

[B]

But are you just looking for a mechanic that's going to tell you what you want to hear?

[A]

No, that's the modern medicine.

[B]

Oh no, sure.

[A]

Because he's going to tell you because you've given up authority over your machine. Okay. You're not looking at it. And then if you asked a mean

[B]

dirty question, look him right in the eye.

[A]

Why? Oh really, doc, I have high blood pressure. Why? If he says some bullshit answer like, like, well, it's genetic. No, that all doctors learned that the body is self healing and self regulating. That's it. So that means it regulates itself, regenerates itself. And they're not doing that.

[B]

Is it really just mindset?

[A]

Three things that work on a human being. And every human being has an automatic nervous system. That means it functions. So every human being has an automatic switch. You can be in stress or regeneration. That's it. So you see a group of people, 60, 70, 80, 90, great body, great brain, and you see another group, 60, 70, 80,90, bad body, bad brain, sick, same species. Now if I took a herd of water buffalo and I said, half of this herd is healthy, half of this herd is sick, you wouldn't hand me bullshit and say, well, that's genetics. No, but that's what they're telling, they're lying. When you're looking at human beings, one sick group, one healthy group. The only difference is one's regenerating, one's not. That's it. Every human being could be in stress or regeneration. And there's only three stressors, physical, chemical, emotional. But in psycho world, they look at high blood sugar, okay, which is 95% of all diabetics. That's type two. That's correctable in a month. Wow. Okay, high blood pressure, you can literally deep breathe diaphragmatically and correct that in two, three days. But if you take a drug to lower the blood sugar and you lower it 19% according to the British Medical Journal. You're increasing your risk of heart attack 40%. I mean, it's insane. So you can't drug an adaptive response, but that's what we're doing. It's like when I go to the clinic in America, I say, what kind of medications are you taking? What drugs are you taking? I go to my clinic in Bangkok and I say, are you taking any drugs? They said, why would I take any drugs? I said, well, you don't understand. I'm from the sickest industrialized nation in the world.

[B]

Yeah. That has no war to fight.

[A]

It's kind of continuous wars.

[B]

But yeah, it's the American when we got nothing to do, when, you know, because we're just military. That's a different podcast.

[A]

Yeah, but that's the thing, you know, if people are in the delusional aspect that their doctor really knows what he's doing.

[B]

Yeah. Being sick is good for business.

[A]

And you can't because the gastroenterologist is studying disease of the gastrointestine. Would you invest money in a guy that only studies poverty?

[B]

Right.

[A]

No, that's stupid. Okay, do they teach these guys nutrition? No. Do they teach him that if he's in stress that there's decreased blood apply to the freaking gastrointestinal tract? No. It's a completely dysfunctional system. You cannot break it up. It's like having a guy work on your carburetor or fuel injection, but he's not gonna look at the gas tank or he's not gonna look at the cylinders. It's completely dysfunctional. And what I do and what real doctors do, they're detectives, they look at the body as intelligent. And the only thing they ask is why is the body presenting this? What kind of physical, chemical or emotional stress are they adapting to? Bam.

[B]

Bam.

[A]

That's gonna change the whole frigging world.

[B]

Is that really that simple?

[A]

It really is that simple. And what I've gotta do is detrain the doctors that work with me for number one, they don't diagnose. And if you look at thousands of year old technology, ayurvedic acupuncture, chiropractic, they gotta treat each person as an individual. Now when I say that, you think, well, shit, that makes sense. Okay, 10 people with fibromyalgia, 10 people with ulcerative colitis, do they all have the same diagnosis? Yes, they do. And why? Because they're gonna get the same damn drug. Okay, do they have the same stressors? No. Same lifestyle no. Same cause. No. Okay, so that's the dysfunction of society now is that the people in health authorities who fund the government, who fund the media, who fund the education of the public. Yeah, we're going to change that world. We're going to empower the people that their body is self healing, self regulating. That simple. The body gives symptoms for a reason. We find the reason, and then the body can regenerate.

[B]

But what do you do when the supervillains already know all this data and they're looking at these giant charts in their secret Illuminati dark caves and go, well, 20,000 people died today, but 30,000 were born today. Math's out. All this stuff that you're saying is quite powerful. But I feel like the Illuminati is going, eh, so what? So we are divine God, beast beings. But it's not good for business. What do you tell to the higher powers that think they have all the power?

[A]

The cool thing is people innately have an intelligence. And this is kind of cool. Okay, if you can come up with one question that you're going to get 100% of people answering the exact same, that would be an unusual question, right?

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

So everybody, 100% of people that are taking one or multiple drugs, the most I've ever seen is 32 prescriptions in one person. Holy shit. No shit. Okay, think of it. Okay, is there any study showing the Advil with the blood pressure drug, with the muscle relaxant, with the antidepressant, you mix all of those things together, Any study that shows that that's safe or good or adds to your life? No. So I tell everyone, okay, let's say you and me, you're taking a ton of drugs, or one drug. We're left alone on a deserted island. You only have fresh fruit, fresh fish, fresh water, fresh vegetables. You have no access to pharmaceuticals. Does your health improve or decline? 100% of people say improve. And isn't that. That'll blow your mind.

[B]

Really?

[A]

Because they know. They know. And the ones that are stuck deep down, they'll go, well, gee, Doc, I just don't know. Really? You don't know? I'm gonna put a gun to your head, you tell me. You give me an answer and they're gonna say, well, I guess I'd be healthy. You guess? Really? Tell me truth. Okay, I'd get healthy.

[B]

Yeah, but what happens with the Steve Jobs of the world or the Andy Kaufmans of the world that never put any prescription drugs in their system and they only ate apples, never showered and they still died of cancer.

[A]

They sure did. So easy, what did Steve Jobs do before he was assembling electronic devices? Okay, so that's a heavy metal poison. And then what was he? He was a vegetarian. Okay, what's that now? When you look at vegetarians now, a lot of the vegetables, even if they were organic, if they're crossing state lines, they're sprayed with pesticides.

[B]

Oh, boy.

[A]

Pesticide are estrogen based. So you're looking at a huge amount of heavy metals inside of the vegetables. And the cancers don't spread through the body. They begin systemically and then they present locally. Okay, so he had a toxic environmental exposure. Did he have any? Because there's only three stressors. Physical, chemical, emotional, chemical, stress. Absolutely. Was he emotionally stressed? Hell yes.

[B]

He was a dick.

[A]

Emotionally stressed. No, he was pulled seven ways to Sunday. Okay. And chemically, you know, poor sleep patterns, high stress. No, your body doesn't catch cancer, you develop it. Okay, and like breast cancer. Why are 85% of breast cancers on the left, 15% on the right? Why?

[B]

I don't know. Doctor, please tell me.

[A]

No, you're very intense when you're saying that. No, no, no. When you think about it, does cancer come from bad luck, bad genes, or does your body form it? If they haven't found the cause, the germ or anything that causes it, the body actually forms cancer. And so the body can eliminate it. You can say 85% of breast cancers are on the left because that's limp. Drainage for the gut.

[B]

Gotcha.

[A]

Okay. That could be a contributing factor. So people are swallowing poisons. 15% are on the right, and that's slim. Drainage for the dental and pulmonary area. So dental toxicities, amalgam fillings, you know, bunch of stuff. Breathing in toxins. So if you go after the source, not the adaptation, okay. Then the body can start to regenerate the tissue. So it's a completely different way to look at health. If you look at multiple sclerosis, okay, MS, super common now.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

And now. So what's the medical world again? They say, well, you got a covering on the nerve and it's a myelin sheath, and the body just starts to attack it and break the sheath down. But then why is it remitting and relapsing? So does the myelin sheath all of a sudden regrow, then it disappears, Then it regrows. Okay. You know, the narrative doesn't hold up unless the body is actually adapting correctly based on stress. You address the underlying stressor, then the body can regenerate you look at those two groups, one's regenerating, one's not. Okay? And that's the same species, okay? So we are designed to live healthy. Over 100. This generation born today will not live older than their parents. That's a fact. When you're looking at the chronic disease rate. If I said that there was a herd of elk, there's that herd again. 74% of that herd has a chronic illness or disease they'll never recover from. 54% of the children of the little baby elks or whatever the hell species you want to talk about have a chronic illness or disease they'll never recover from. That herd is going to die. And that's the health status of the sickest industrialized nation in the world. And that's what's going to change it. People are finally waking up. They're losing faith in the medical religion,

[B]

they're losing faith in a lot of things.

[A]

And they should. Because if you put your faith in your body being self healing and self regulating by God, that's a good, that's a good place to hang your friggin anchor. Oh yeah, if you put your faith in. My doctor knows what's right for me. I'm going to ask him. I saw the commercial. I want to have the butterflies and I want to run through the field with flowers because side effects maybe, you know. And then you listen to that. It's advertising. It's not in real health.

[B]

So what do we do, doc? Do we just run into the wild and live off the land and stare into the stars? What do we do?

[A]

Bob, that's actually. You're actually pretty damn close.

[B]

You're welcome.

[A]

Okay. When you look at your system, okay, you have a hunter gatherer body. So when mom said only brush the teeth you want to keep, okay. With this hunter gatherer body, you only move the joints you want to keep. So you got to move every joint every day. Okay? Now did you ever meet your great great great great great grandmother? That was only like 300 years ago.

[B]

Maybe the other day.

[A]

Okay, maybe she. But now what was her diet like? What was her what now her diet like?

[B]

Oh gosh, I'm sure she was just eating berries and apples.

[A]

No, no, no. And I'm talking the 10,000 generations that preceded you. Oh, sure, I guarantee you, guarantee you they ate healthy animals that were hormone free, range free. Okay. They ate vegetables that were seasonal and if anything was preserved, it was fermented, which helps breaks it down against good bacteria. Or it was sun dried and that's 10,000 generations that preceded you. So you live within that design parameter. Then, by God, you get a chance to express the life that you were meant to, because this world was actually built for you, and you were built for the world. Now, the biggest thing is you're not living within the design parameter parameters if you're taking things that had a shelf life. And the reason that this shit can sit on a shelf and we call it food is because we make it unattractive to bacteria, fungus, as a mold, but we eat it. Okay? This is an ecosystem. You live within the design of the ecosystem, and then your body can regenerate. That means that disease, the majority of disease, is not a disease. It's an adaptive response. Like, what's the shape of heart disease away from the body? How does it affect the body? Or is it really the body, an inability to regenerate? Okay, what does ulcerative colitis look like without the colon? What attacks it? No, it's really the body responding to physical, chemical, emotional stress. The real doctors that are out there that are really changing healthcare, they make people understand that their body is brilliant, that there's a divine energy. Like one of the masters that taught me, he said, does darkness exist? You might say, yeah, that's dark. That's light. Really, you can't measure darkness. You put a little spark up there and that darkness goes away. It's the way one of the masters taught me. He says, darkness doesn't exist. You can measure photons of light, and that's disease. Disease doesn't exist. It's a lack of light, lack of health, lack of energy.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So you change that, then the adaptive response goes away.

[B]

I say, you were reading my thoughts. Because I'm like, I'm a believer that we are star children. Because you look down our microscope and there's these tiny little things, and you look up at the stars, these tiny little things. So it's just like. Aren't we just underneath the microscope going the entire time?

[A]

Kind of. But it's changing the mindset, right? It's like one of the most brilliant physics professor, he says, light's invisible. And I said, so all of a sudden, I think the guy's lost his mind because I can see it's bright. And then he goes in there and he takes these erasers. Okay. This is way back when you were. They had chalk on the board. And he put these erasers together. Okay.

[B]

Next to the pamphlet sharpener.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. Because you can see the light there, and you can see the light hitting this, but you can't see it in between. But when you get that particulate matter, the dust in there, you can see the rays of light coming through. So light is invisible. You only see its interactions with particles and gravity. So now when you look at that, so when people think that disease exists, five minutes ago they thought darkness exists. Five minutes ago they thought that light was visible instead of, it's really, it's invisible. It's in only its interactions with particles. So you change that mindset. And so that little thing that you see that you never question, all of a sudden you start to question it and then it's just, you get goosebumps. It's like, really I don't have to have the diseases of my dad, that my body can start to regenerate. Baby, that's taken power. That's world changing.

[B]

Do you believe that there was a one that understood these simple science philosophies and were able to just touch water into wine and go, well, it's just, just energy. This is how it works, folks. It's not that difficult. You have the ability to do this.

[A]

When you look at, if you had the face of a mustard seed, you can move a mountain. Okay? Thought is incredibly powerful. And when we're reversing any kind of disease process which really the body adapting, we have to change the emotional component, the physical and the chemical component.

[B]

What goes first though, the emotional, is there an organ?

[A]

It's a three legged system. Okay, so you get somebody that's physically great, works out every day. Okay, they eat fantastic, but they're emotional wreck. Are they healthy? Hell no. Emotionally solid, they never work out and they eat like shit. Okay? No, you gotta have all three of those firing. Okay? When you talk about thought can change. This is this energy. Does this have an intelligence? And again, one of the masters, he said, does a rock have intelligence? And when a doctor says that, you think this guy's frigging crazy, but it does. It has an energy, it has a connection, it has an attraction of those molecules and minerals in binding together. And you can measure the power in it. It has weight and volume and resistance. There's a lot of energy in a rock. And if you can start to understand that this thing has a vibrational energy, Tesla did it. You can find a resonance with. Put something on here. If it matches that vibration of the molecules, that sucker will explode. It is energy. So yes, you can change water into wine if you were aware of that. But the awareness of that, that takes a lot of prayer, meditation, focus, everything.

[B]

Let's talk about prayer, meditation and energy and frequencies in the fifth dimension. Talking to the third dimension. What is your philosophy on all this? Like what, what is really happening out there in the frequency? What. What do you think is really happening?

[A]

That is the cool thing, that's the future of healthcare right there. Because we are vibration now. I mean, I taught physiotherapy the lab, and when you look at it, every tissue in the body responds to a different frequency. 10 cycles a second will loosen the ligaments. 100 will affect the nerves. 528 will allow cells to transfer nutrients. Okay, what happens at 100,000 hertz? 100,000. Okay, what's the frequency of thought? What's a waveform? Okay. And then you start to think, because when you look at science now, they'll say this galaxy is a hundred thousand light years away. Really? In order to decide that, you have to have light, the speed of light, as a constant, and it's not. So they change that, even though it's not accurate. To complete the calculations, you had to say speed of light is a constant. To figure out certain energy and waveforms, you have to use gravity and you have to say gravity is a constant even though it's not. So everything is in energy. Then you look at zero point energy, you look at the power of a vacuum, and we're just learning that. Like Tesla, freaking brilliant. He talks, good old Nikolai, brilliant guy, but he's talking about different waveforms. Like the different colors in the ceiling here. It's all light, but one's gonna vibrate faster, one's gonna vibrate slower, and then we're gonna perceive that as either red or blue. Okay. And that's just the changing of the wave, and that's our perception of color. But what if it wasn't a wave? What if it's like the Tesla wave that he says is a linear wave? That's gonna be mind blowing because there's energy all around us. And once we learn to tap into that, that's when you can do bypass gravity. You can bypass a bunch of things and that's gonna be in the future. But if you look at history, it was also in the past.

[B]

Yes, sir, I was gonna say we are designed and beautifully made. Even some folks would say a contrary. He was kicked out of a garden once. Anyways, my next question is, are you a religious person, sir? Where is your North Star? If you would say and where's. Because there's hope and then there's science.

[A]

No, you can't look at science without magic. And I think Einstein said, you can look at everything as if there's no magic or if everything's magic.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

And even when he described quantum physics, he said, it's spooky actions at a distance. And so there's things that we don't know. But I know for a fact that prayer can change things. If you look at every. You look at Dr. Emoto's work, okay. Took water from the same source, put a jar out there, and you could focus, thought, prayer, anything on that, and it will literally change the structure of the water. So what they did is they thought, how far will this go? So they had a group of meditators, professional meditators in Japan, meditating on a group of. A jar of water in San Jose.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

What they didn't tell them is there was a test jar in San Diego. Okay. And one change, one didn't. So thought has power.

[B]

Absolutely.

[A]

And so if we're more energy than matter, and energy can't be created or destroyed, only transformed, then absolutely, there's an existence. But when you look at the power of prayer, every time you put prayer, okay. In healing, healing occurs faster. When you put prayer in society, there's less crime. And so this is why in every video I've done, I've got five keys to health, nerve supply, Nutrition, exercise, sleep, and prayer. Meditation. And people will freak out and say, well, prayer. Well, what does it matter? However you view God or an energy that's greater than yourself, if you can connect with that, it works. Yeah. I mean, you can think yourself healthy and think yourself sick. Okay. If you have a being that's greater than you, it's like, I work with this one chiropractor, brand new, out of school. He was an atheist. And I said, what happens when you sneeze?

[B]

Sorry. Yeah, sorry.

[A]

Old dangerous. Here's a towel. Don't say God bless you. But I said, how can you do that? Because you are working with the divine energy every time. I trust the body to heal. And what a chiropractor is supposed to do is they release this energy out of the body so the body can now adapt to the environment correctly. Wow. And that's why it's called a subluxation is a vertebrae misaligned with another one, affecting the nerves. Sub means less lux is light. Yeah. Sub is less lux is light. And shun is a condition of. So we're literally. It's a condition of less light that we're releasing that energy. So the body can adapt.

[B]

Correct.

[A]

There is a vital force, energy. And like Carl Jung said, because they questioned him, they said, there's a question about your belief in God. And he looked at the camera and said, it's not a belief, it's a knowing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, no, it's knowing. I work with God every day.

[B]

Well, wow. And I can definitely feel it, sir. And the reason why I asked Lauren, shut up. Is because I actually have a back injury that I've been babysitting for close to seven years. And I just know that that ache that I constantly feel every day is what's causing a lot of my negative energy.

[A]

100%. It can be corrected because the body's smart, brother. 90% of the nerves coming off the spine, there's no pain fibers. Okay. But we're in a screwed up society that doesn't allow us to listen to what our body's telling us. We should have two to three healthy bowel movements a day. When you're in a chronic state of stress, one, if you're lucky, sleep patterns are gonna be screwed up. If you look at your toe, your big toe's gonna be leaning towards the other one. That's a pelvis injury.

[B]

What about the pinky toe? Because my hides underneath.

[A]

No, I know, it's all screwed up. Why do I wear shoes like these?

[B]

Bam. Bam.

[A]

It turns out that the foot's a good design. Okay. But all the nerves that supply the foot, there's four arches of the foot. It's got a flex and everything. They come out of the pelvis. If the low back is off, the gate's going to be off and then the foot flattens out and all the toes distort. Okay. Yeah, but it's easy, correctable.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Well, I got three clinics in three parts of the world. All you got to do is make it to 1. Get over to Tijuana, Huntington beach or Bangkok, Thailand. I'm going to be there in November.

[B]

Holy moly. I kind of want to go hang out with you in Bangkok.

[A]

Well, Bangkok, it's going to be a fan. It's going to blow your mind. It's the most beautiful city you've ever seen. More beautiful high rises, more spectacular architecture than you've ever even seen. The malls there are incredible.

[B]

Is life different there just because of the way things are culturally? Eating, food, processing, Spirituality is just dramatically different there.

[A]

I don't experience a lot of it. I'm pretty much in a room a little bit bigger than this from 5:30 in the morning to about 5:30 at night. Five days a week I go to a room Smaller than this. And I film one day a week, and I have one day a week off.

[B]

Is it working? Are you getting your voice out there? Your message out there? Are you seeing the feedback? How do you measure impact?

[A]

Once you start working on people, you have a duty to keep. Cause I'm not a fan of the food. They got great Italian restaurants in Bangkok.

[B]

Really?

[A]

I'm telling you, the best Italian food, Lindsay's. Okay. I don't want to advertise for a restaurant, but this is freaking amazing, man. Great Italian food. Yeah. And the Smash burgers are incredible. But it's just a joy. But it's like every country I go to, the. The people are great, the land is great, and the governance sucks. Okay? And once we start to realize, okay, that we're all the same. Cause it is the same. And then you go to, like, different areas. I work with this bamboo school that's right on the border of Miramar or the old Burma. And you see these kids that have had, I mean, horrible, horrible experiences, but they're kids, they run and jump and laugh and play and just. I mean, to see the vibrancy in life. And, you know, no matter what trauma, there's always joy. You know, there's always laughter.

[B]

That's actually an interesting TikTok trend. A lot of influencers are flying to Bangkok, these rural countries, and they're being recognized by these children that are just like, full jubilation. You can feel it in their heart and soul. Like, they're so polite. Excuse me, can I have a phone? And they're just like this tiny bundle of energy, but they feel like they're just universally, like, advanced.

[A]

Oh, my God. This one kid. Because when I'm down there teaching the kids.

[B]

Sure, I'm sure they love you.

[A]

No shitload of dialects, okay?

[B]

Oh, for sure.

[A]

And one of the dialects. This is weird. Karen. It's a mountain dialect. It's not a nasty woman.

[B]

I was gonna say.

[A]

Okay, I know.

[B]

That's the origin story of Karen. Is that where it comes from?

[A]

I think she's like 10 years old now, and she's bl blind, but she wants to be an interpreter. She speaks like five or six languages, and she says interpreters don't need eyes. And she's just personality plus and just a sweetheart, but brilliant. And I'm going in there, and when you teach, like, in five different languages, I want them to teach them that their body's smart. And I go, okay, where's the tummy? Where's the tummy? And you. Right. It's there. Okay, where's the head? Where's the head? Oh, it's, you know, and just explain that the body is so miraculous you could take an apple and a mango and eat it in the morning and by the afternoon you're making blood cells out of it or kidney cells or. I mean, it's just so. No chemistry on the planet can do that. But when people approach their body with a wonderment and appreciation and love and a joy, you see freaking divinity in that body. You don't have to ask that question. That's why when Jung was asked, do you believe in God? No, man. It's a knowing there is a divine energy in each one. But if you knew that, you wouldn't want to shoot the other person.

[B]

That's true.

[A]

How could you create an animosity or, you know, you're a masker. I'm not a masker. Or there's divine energy in both of us. Let's just get along.

[B]

Are you in your protagonist or antagonist journey? Sir, what version do you think you're in right now?

[A]

Oh, ho, ho. I'm definitely, definitely both. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm a knee irritant. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Like back, forward.

[A]

Yeah. Like when people will say, are you in complementary medicine? No, no, I'm an antagonistic. Okay. Because if you see wrong, I'm not going to help you support some type of stupid therapy that's going to hurt patients. If you tell me to mask a 14 year old 200 pound autistic patient. Yeah, right. Okay. Hell no. I'm not gonna do something that's against anatomy, physiology, neurology. No. There's a divinity of human beings and if you tell me to do something against it, I'm gonna express my. A difference of opinion.

[B]

Difference of opinion.

[A]

With that difference of opinion,

[B]

we're gonna end it with our moo. Gosh, sir, I know we're way over time, but I do not care. It is Friday and your energy is. Gosh. Holy moly. Lauren was absolutely right. And sir, you're a chiropractor.

[A]

Yeah, chiropractor with a focus on neurology. But I ended up teaching. Teaching on and off human dissection for about eight years. So I know anatomy pretty good.

[B]

Okay, okay, okay.

[A]

I know anatomy and physiology better than the average. But it's so cool because you gotta always learn. And even with the most advanced thinkers on the planet, the more you understand about how the body works, the more appreciation you have for the wonderment that it's magical. I mean, and you're working with divine energy. Even though I do pre and post X rays, I like measuring stuff. If I take an X ray a year and I see some kind of structural deviation, two weeks later I'm taking another X ray and I can show differences. I'm going to do nerve scans. I could check that. I can see blood analysis and I see the overlapping of cells and the crappy blood. And then in a couple of days, we can see it separated. Wow. And that's magic. It's not me doing it.

[B]

I'm just house visits. Because I'll film this entire process.

[A]

No, my time's limited.

[B]

Great answer.

[A]

And the cool thing though is, is it's not. I mean, it's like magic. You know, I do a little thing here and then the body regenerates and it's just. I'm just damn glad I'm part of it. Right on, man. You know? But all I am is a freaking wrench, you know, I mean, you know, we're basically monkeys beating a Ferrari with a stick.

[B]

Of course he said Ferrari. I got a couple of side questions just because this is such an amazing podcast. Two fun questions. How do you solve hiccups?

[A]

Oh, easy. It's a spasm of the diaphragm. So how do you solve it? Okay, so. So let me see. Do you ever get any fluctuations, like a little twitch or.

[B]

Oh, yeah, every time I hear music, I just do like a. Like a flash.

[A]

Yeah, or when you're falling asleep, you get a little. Little jerk like that. Okay, good. So the nerve to the diaphragm. The nerve to the breathing muscle comes out of the neck. So does that mean that if you're looking at diaphragmatic function, air transfer, everything else. Because when you're going, you're getting rid of carbon dioxide, which is an acid. So you do that to balance your narrow ph. Abso freaking lutely. But if that diaphragm ain't working, it's from the neck.

[B]

Gotcha.

[A]

That's the nerve in there. So you gotta look at the problem there causing this to spasm out. But also you gotta look at what's causing that reflex. Why is the body doing that? Well, how does the brain know to spasm out the diaphragm nervous system? Oh, my gosh. Okay, so we know the nerves that the diaphragm come out of here. We know the insertion of the diaphragm hears. We know the brain's up here. So you gotta look at. The brain isn't communicating to the body correctly. Clear. That Communication. Okay. It's like snoring. Okay. Yeah. One of the masters said, Bergman, you adjust the bone right here, that spouse will pay the bill.

[B]

It is true, too.

[A]

It's totally cool. Yeah, because you stop the snoring.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[A]

Okay. Because what's snoring? You know, it has to do with a hypersensitivity of the mucous membrane. So they gotta be a mouth breather. Okay. You know, it's kind of like, you know, if you're breathing like this, you're okay. If you're breathing. Okay. So what controls the tone of that soft palate? It's going to be the upper cervical. Right. Just that, baby. Right.

[B]

Nice. All right, my last question before we wrap up here is, you know when you're stuck in traffic and you're looking at someone in the window and you. And they catch you looking at them, but how. How do they know that you're being watched? And you've got that sense, like, you kind of catch and. Oh, sorry, how. What the hell is happening?

[A]

How far does your thought go?

[B]

Oh, it goes. My thought? Personal thought?

[A]

No, anybody's thought. Do we have data on that?

[B]

I don't think so, sir.

[A]

Yes, we do.

[B]

We do.

[A]

I don't think I've told you this, but there was a study in Japan, of course, Japan, where they had meditators focusing on a jar. So that's like 10,000 miles.

[B]

Right. But is that what's happening in that moment where we're just sort of.

[A]

If you're putting energy out, have you ever walked in a room and you meet someone and you don't freaking know why, but you just like them?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. Kevin Valdharm. Yeah, you could say it's pheromones, it's energy. But that's the cool thing, because we always. We can approach people like Einstein said, like, nothing's magic, or everything's magic and everything is magic. But when you become more aware of it, you can start to feel the energy, see the energy and connect with that, and it makes life more magical.

[B]

Let's end it there with one last question about the magic in life. So you tell me, sir, when you finally. You pass on and transition and close your eyes and you open them and you're in space and you go, oh, I've been here before, and boom, you're born again. What's your advice?

[A]

What's my advice to. To when I. If I could talk to myself.

[B]

When you just transition over and you're like, oh, I've been here and you're Born again. And you just have that fleeting moment, right? When you're just born again, you're like, what's your advice, sir? When you have that moment of the realization that you're just in a cycle,

[A]

when you look at people that have died and come back. Okay, start there. The absolute proof of some energy that exists beyond when we leave this form. Okay? The cool thing is if you think about the current, the life that you left, it detracts from the life that you're going to experience. So when people say, oh, I was the, you know, I shoveled the. Out of, you know, Cleopatra's stable, okay, no one ever says that. They were always like the. The priest or something else. Okay, But. But, you know, it's just. Each life has an experience, and the more aware of the good and the bad because you can't experience warmth without cold. You can't experience joy without sadness. You know, you can't. I mean, the benefit of loss, like, if you lose a child or a parent, what direction does that take your life in?

[B]

Yes, sir.

[A]

And so when you're dealing with a loss, like a loss of life or anything else, if you dealt with the defective, you're only left with love and gratitude. So it's just a great adventure and you just don't know where it's going to take you.

[B]

And it just happens to be called life.

[A]

I mean, yeah, I know. It's. It's like, come on, man, let me back in,

[B]

Doctor.

[A]

It's been fun so far, you know, hopefully I got a lot more left.

[B]

I can absolutely tell my friend. Oh, gosh. Just to bring it back down to the human level, how can folks reach you and learn more about you and watch these thousands of videos where I'm going to start playing them myself.

[A]

Look at the pelvic health video. It's going to stabilize the pelvis. You're going to love it. Back pain is going to be reduced. Well, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, all the accounts, they're there. Drbvip.com Drbvip.com that's got a lot of the censored videos and a lot of the good videos and podcasts and adaptive physiology.com adaptive physiology.com that's the cool. I mean, we've got thousands of videos, thousands of hours. Because I want to teach moms to work on their kids. I want to teach kids to work on their dogs and cats. And if everybody can learn how their body works, baby, that's it. That's how we change the world, man.

[B]

Gosh, doctor, what an Amazing podcast. What amazing energy. And Lauren was right. Any closing comments?

[A]

Any thanks for doing this? Thank you. No, no. Honest to God, man, this gets out, this is what changes the world.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

I mean, Caesar said he didn't need to change the whole thing. He just gave me a band of commitment. And we can change the world. We don't need to get everyone involved. Just 20%. And then, bam, 80% will go long. So that's all we do.

[B]

Where do you and these masters go out and drink like you keep mentioning these masters.

[A]

Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, when you read brilliance. Okay. When you study what other people have done before. Galileo, he said he didn't invent a telescope. He stood on the shoulders of giants. Okay, so I'm standing on the shoulders of giants.

[B]

And I'm sitting in a giant lip.

[A]

It actually is.

[B]

This poor giant's missing some. There's a giant out there missing lips. Bubba. Dude, what a fucking rock star. Yeah, same YouTube, man. See you on the other side. And with that, that concludes an amazing Friday edition of a living your legacy podcast, the Red life edition. Doctor, thank you so much. I think I'm ring of tears between these two star children and Lauren behind there taking photos. That concludes our episode. Good night. Happy Friday.