Ever wondered how two chiropractors with completely different journeys find common ground in their passion for health and wellness? Join us as Dr. Mike and Dr. Tatiana share their unique paths into chiropractic care—Tatiana from massage therapy and sports chiropractic, and Mike from biology with an initial dream of orthopedic surgery. As they recount personal stories and professional insights, you’ll hear about their love for hiking, exploring new foods, and the balance they maintain between work and life. Plus, Mike's candid reflection on his shift towards functional medicine offers a fresh look at continuous learning and adaptation in healthcare.

Together, we venture into the intricate world of chiropractic specialties, from radiology to clinical nutrition and neurology. Dr. Mike and Dr. Tatiana help demystify pediatric chiropractic care, debunking myths and emphasizing the rigorous training necessary for these fields. We critically examine the ethics of clinical supervision, addressing the perils of outdated practices and the importance of evidence-based care. Expect some laughter too, as they share humorous anecdotes involving their pets and the quirks of their profession, keeping the conversation engaging and light-hearted.

We also investigate the diverse dynamics of chiropractic practices across different countries, highlighting the contrasts between American and Canadian healthcare models and how these differences impact patient care. Tackling the pseudoscience and misconceptions rampant in the field, we offer advice on identifying reliable chiropractors, especially after serious incidents like car accidents. This episode is packed with insightful discussions, practical advice, and a dash of humor—perfect for anyone keen to understand the multifaceted world of chiropractic medicine.

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