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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2022 · 1H 22M

Ep.63 Treating the Soma one person at a time – David Redding, D.O.

from The Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Podcast · host Benjamin Greene, MHS, Lic, D.O. and Jordan Little, DO

He began paying for PT school as a concrete finisher, working long hours with his hands finishing sidewalks. Today he continues working with his hands as a Family Medicine and ONMM trained physician, treating people with the greatest respect and an inquisitive desire to help them reach health. He is a keen observer, paying close attention to the intimate relationship between the physiology and structure of the body. A proponent of a healthy lifestyle with his am/pm exercises and encouraging patient’s with leaky gut to follow a protocol based on dietary changes and herbal remedies of American Saffron and Slippery Elm Bark. He is one of the fittest 76 year old’s you will ever meet and if you’re at the yearly AAO Convocation you may just want to participate in the Redding Olympics. Enjoy my conversation with Dr. David Redding filled with many clinical pearls from a lifelong career of guiding people to health. [email protected]

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