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Chiropractic
Innate Intelligence
Neuroinfinity
Upper Cervical Chiropractic
Brain-Based Chiropractic
High-Volume Chiropractic Practice
Chiropractic History
Max Living
Gilead Healing Center
Christian Faith
United States Healthcare System
Subluxation
Brain Health
Naples, Florida United States
Pricing and Care Plans
Vaccines
Health and Wellness
Spiritual Healing
Innate Adjusting
Newborn Adjusting

Rip It is a movement. A return to the understanding that the body is intelligent, self-healing, and designed to thrive. Featuring chiropractors who live and breathe the philosophy of innate intelligence, we share powerful stories, challenge conventional thinking, and inspire people to take control of their health, and maybe even their calling.

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Latest Episodes

What actually makes an immune system strong?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with chiropractor and immunology researcher Dr. Patrick Flynn for a deep conversation about vaccines, inflammation, immune function, chiropractic phil... more

What if every child had their spine and nervous system checked from the beginning of life?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Neil Cohen for a powerful conversation about pediatric chiropractic, innate intelligence, faith... more

Dr. Wade Port joins Rip It to talk about innate intelligence, principled chiropractic, symptoms, service, Arnaud Bernier, and the deeper purpose of chiropractic care.

What if symptoms are not the enemy?

What if symptoms are the language of innate i... more

Dr. Kyle Collins joins Rip It to talk upper cervical chiropractic, corrective care, patient value, pricing, care plans, referrals, and building a practice with certainty.

What if patients are not really asking, “How much do you charge?”

What if the... more

Dr. Cameron Maynard joins Rip It to talk about chiropractic mindset, practice growth, burnout, mission, discipline, and staying anchored in principled chiropractic.

Episode Show Notes

What if the next patient is not one more thing you have to do?

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What happens when one mother listens, one chiropractor speaks up, and a child’s entire future changes?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with longtime friend, mentor, coach, and chiropractic leader Dr. Greg Loman for a powerful c... more

What if chiropractic is not just something we do?

What if it is a principle we are called to honor?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. Anthony White for a powerful conversation about chiropractic, innate intelligence, th... more

What if America’s healthcare crisis is not a money problem?

What if it is a philosophy problem?

In this episode of Rip It, Dr. Steven Baker sits down with Dr. David Erb for a powerful conversation about the failure of symptom-based healthcare, the ... more

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Recent Guests

Patrick Flynn
Chiropractor with extensive focus on immunology and vaccines
Chiropractor and PhD candidate in immunology
Episode: Vaccines, Immunity & the Terrain | Dr. Patrick Flynn
Dr. Neil Cohen
Chiropractor and author featured as a guest discussing pediatric chiropractic care and philosophy
Chiropractor
Episode: Why Every Child Should Be Checked by a Chiropractor| Dr. Neil Cohen
Dr. Wade Port
Chiropractor and mentor figure discussed in the episode
Chiropractor
Episode: Symptoms Are the Language of Innate | Dr. Wade Port
Dr. Kyle Collins
Upper cervical chiropractor, guest on the show
Self-employed in Scottsdale, Arizona
Episode: Stop Charging Per Visit. Start Creating Value. | Dr. Kyle Collins
Cameron Maynard
Chiropractor featured on the episode
Independent chiropractor
Episode: It’s Not One More. It’s One Less. | Dr. Cameron Maynard
Greg Loman
Chiropractor and founder/leader within Max Living movement
Max Living (cohort/organization)
Episode: Saved From Spinal Rods: The Mission Behind Chiropractic | Dr. Greg Loman
Dr. Anthony White
Awesome chiropractor, guest on the episode
Episode: The Principle that changes everything
David Erb
Chiropractor and author discussed in-depth in this episode
Erb Family Wellness
Episode: Why Chiropractic Is the Answer to America’s Healthcare Crisis | Dr. David Erb
Dr. Eric Nepute
Chiropractor and wellness advocate
Self-described chiropractic advocate, Make America Healthy Again collaborator
Episode: Sued for 508 Billion for Telling the Truth | Dr. Eric Nepute

Host

Steven Baker
Host of the episode and co-host on the show (combined appearances across episodes)

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Vaccines, Immunity & the Terrain | Dr. Patrick Flynn
Q: Why might aluminum adjuvants in vaccines be problematic for some individuals?
Adjuvants like aluminum salts are intended to heighten immune response, but can remain in tissues, potentially triggering prolonged immune activation and, in susceptible people, autoimmune or inflammatory issues; this is presented as a risk factor to consider in vaccine decisions.
Vaccines, Immunity & the Terrain | Dr. Patrick Flynn
Q: Where are the holes in the conventional vaccine philosophy, and how do you compare germ theory to terrain theory?
The guest argues that germ theory focuses on external pathogens and interventions, while terrain theory emphasizes internal health, immune readiness, and the body's intrinsic intelligence; understanding both can help individuals make more informed decisions about prevention and health maintenance.
The Principle that changes everything
Q: How did you come to embrace chiropractic as a life mission rather than just a profession?
The guest describes a journey from curiosity during undergrad to a pivotal moment when the principle of chiropractic—innate intelligence and subluxation—took hold, reshaping his career path into a mission focused on serving patients and their holistic well-being.
Can Chiropractic Change Lives from Birth to Space? | Dr. Haig John
Q: What are your thoughts on birth-related interventions and vaccines in the context of your work?
Birth practices, epidurals, and vaccines are complex; I advocate for informed choices and education, sharing data and literature with parents, while emphasizing that chiropractic care aims to support the spine and nervous system rather than replace medical decisions.
Can Chiropractic Change Lives from Birth to Space? | Dr. Haig John
Q: How do you determine if the adjustment has a positive effect on a newborn?
I observe changes in respiration, watch for the baby's legs opening and deep breaths, listen to changes in crying tone, and note moments when the baby breathes more easily or stretches more freely, indicating the nervous system is calming.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Rip-It

What is Rip-It about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A series of conversations centered on chiropractic philosophy, innate intelligence, and high-output practice growth. Episodes frequently feature chiropractors who blend clinical care with advocacy, education, and leadership, often weaving personal origin stories with critiques of conventional medicine and calls for broader, more self-directed health journeys. Notable throughlines include brain-based care, pediatric and newborn work, faith-leaning approaches, and ambitious visions to elevate the profession through mentoring, outreach, and scalable practice models. The format tends to favor candid storytelling, practical business tactics for building sustainable practices, and provocative takes on systems-level health issues, making it likely... more

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What guests have appeared on Rip-It?

Recent guests on Rip-It include:

1. Patrick Flynn
2. Dr. Neil Cohen
3. Dr. Wade Port
4. Dr. Kyle Collins
5. Cameron Maynard
6. Greg Loman
7. Dr. Anthony White
8. David Erb

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