We bring you a broad scope of contemporary ideas on health and well-being from a diverse range of sources.
What if the secret to pain-free movement and long-term performance lies in how a baby learns to crawl? That’s the question we explore in this episode of the Crackin’ Backs Podcast, featuring the brilliant Dr. Michael Rintala, a top expert in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).
Imagine walking into a therapist's office crippled by anxiety, unshakable depression, or PTSD that has outlasted a decade of traditional therapy. You've tried everything—medications, talk therapy, mindfulness apps. Nothing works.
In the latest episode of the Crackin’ Backs Podcast, we sat down with Mike for a brutally honest, no-holds-barred conversation that will shake your beliefs about injury, healthcare, and what it really means to show up for people.
What if everything you were taught about back pain, core strength, and posture was wrong?
These are the hard questions we tackled on this unforgettable episode of the Crackin’ Backs Podcast with Dr. Vince Ruiz—former soldier, addiction survivor, counselor, father, and truth-teller.
On this mind-bending episode of the Crackin’ Backs Podcast, we sit down with Matthew Mattera, former military cognitive warfare strategist and author of the upcoming book, The Great Rewiring, to uncover how 2007 marked the beginning of a silent war—one fought not with bullets, but with bytes.
What if the mystery illness doctors can’t explain… the grief you can’t shake… or the anxiety you can’t pinpoint… isn’t yours alone?
Did you know your aching back might actually start in your gut? According to renowned chiropractor and functional health expert Dr. Robert Silverman, the gut is the epicenter of our health.
Did you know your heart holds secrets to your overall health, adaptability, and even your longevity?
Imagine racing up a grueling mountain stage during the Women's Tour de France—your vision blurring until it completely disappears, your wheels skidding off the road, plunging you into darkness and uncertainty. For Maureen "Mo" Manley, this wasn't just a terrifying moment during a prestigious international race; it was the beginning of a life-changing battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).