#134 - Keith Wassung

In this episode of the Chiropractic Podcast, Dr. Todd Osborne (Dr. Oz) sits down with Keith Wasson, a legendary communicator who has spent more than 41 years sharing the chiropractic message around the world.Keith recounts his powerful personal journey—from a Navy powerlifter facing a terminal diagnosis to a full recovery following a single chiropractic adjustment that helped rebalance his immune system. The conversation explores the science behind the chiropractic principle, examining how neurological subluxation affects systemic health, mental well-being, and the body’s ability to adapt to environmental and chemical stressors.Keith also shares insights from his recent battle with toxic black mold, explaining how the chiropractic principle became the foundation of his rehabilitation. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or a chiropractic student, this episode offers an inspiring look at the profession’s future, the importance of evidence-based marketing, and the enduring power of innate intelligence. As Keith emphasizes, terminology may change—but the principle of chiropractic is uncancelable.The “Zombie” YearHow Keith went from taking 18 medications a day to reclaiming elite physical performance through chiropractic care.Decoding Academic ResearchKeith’s method for translating complex PhD-level research into clear, digestible messaging for the public.Toxicity in the Modern WorldWhy the subluxation model is more relevant than ever in an era of unprecedented environmental and chemical exposure.The “Sellout” MythA candid discussion on how emergency medicine and nutrition complement—rather than replace—the chiropractic adjustment.Strategic ExclusivityWhy young doctors should prioritize market exclusivity and quality of care over chasing 100% market share.The “Rainbow Baby” StoryA powerful first-hand account of a gentle pediatric adjustment that led to an immediate, life-saving systemic response.Contact Keith Wasson: [email protected] more about AMC: amcfamily.comWhat You’ll Learn in This EpisodeEpisode Timestamps