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10/06/2025

10/02/2025

Referencing Monday's post - a person without their brainstem compromised may be sick, while a person with it compromised may be well. How? - time is the key factor. Sickness develops. Wellness develops. If at the same time the well person suffers an injury, the sick person is restoring brainstem function via adjustment, then the sick person may no longer be compromised at the epicenter, but they still need time (obviously) to return to a state of health. -paraphrased from Dr. Palmer

B.J. Palmer, D.C. original lecture series vol. 4. Dr. B.J. is widely recognized as the greatest orator the chiropractic profession has ever known. Hear, in h...

09/29/2025

A person without their brainstem compromised may be sick, while a person with it compromised may be well. How? At 12pm, the hypothetically well person experiences trauma, and thus loses alignment, causing the brainstem problem, BUT they're not sick yet. Time is necessary to DEVELOP sickness once the core habit is gone. This can be applied in many ways with all health habits, in that their absence leads to sickness; their replacement with bad habits speeds up the process. Thursday, we'll continue...

09/25/2025

Continuing on about the hive mentality, research from Emory University suggests that we don't even know we're still making decisions based on peer pressure. Humans are unfortunately now so wired to subconsciously avoid being rejected that a group's confident certainty can quietly activate the parts of the brain that deal with fear instead of the parts that lead to sharp decision-making. Groups change perceptions, and naturally. Be mindful to balance group thinking with your own.

09/22/2025

The hive mentality has been around all our lives, starting as kids with peer pressure. In this hyperconnected world, it has carried over into all phases of life. Just as it affected us as teenagers and young adults - making us think differently about truths we were sure we knew - it is affecting us now. As much as ever, we have to be mindful not to be overly influenced by the hive. Statistically, people will pick something wrong far more often just because their peers think it's right.

09/19/2025

We all have to take personal responsibility for ourselves. If there's one consistent thing I feel each time senseless killing happens, it's motivated to be better, to teach health better (because healthy people don't senselessly kill), and to encourage everyone to take on the challenge of being the very best version of themselves they can be.

09/15/2025

Heal the world
Make it a better place
For you and for me
And the entire human race
There are people dying
If you care enough for the living
Make a better place
For you and for me

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09/12/2025

"May we realize each step away from each other, from our humanity, is a step away from God-given wisdom and discernment, and consequently a step closer to us becoming the ultimate artificial intelligence. They’ve been warning us for years. Divided we fall, united we stand. God help us remember to remember." - Tabatha McIntyre

Read on...

Kernersville Magazine September 2025 Issue

09/09/2025

Willingly give.

Graciously receive.

The keys to a fulfilling life. 🙏

09/04/2025

Author K. Blanchard observed, “There’s a difference between interest and commitment. When you’re interested, you do it only when it’s convenient. When you’re committed, you accept no excuses; only results.” Health is a goal most readily achieved through intention, planning, and enthusiasm - not unlike any goal for anything. If simply interested in health, evaluate what it would take to get yourself committed. More than relief - vitality awaits the committed.

08/29/2025

Health requires a correctly-oriented mindset. Practices that support wellness should be taught from cradle to grave. Here's a good example of the expected results:

"In Denmark, empathy is part of the [school] curriculum. Since 1993, children have taken weekly classes designed to build compassion, cooperation, and emotional understanding. These lessons encourage students to share feelings, listen deeply, and support peers skills that research shows reduce bullying and improve social connection. The result is one of the world’s most compassionate societies, where children learn that emotional intelligence is as vital as intellectual growth."

We have to change the way we think about health!

08/21/2025

Statistically, about 70% of people report trying to stay on top of things when it comes to car maintenance. Compare that to the stats on people eating nutritiously or regularly exercising or keeping their spines checked: only 10%. Healthcare in America doesn't need more research; it needs to shift everyone's priorities first. Once people take care of their bodies as well as they do their cars, research can receive all the money again.