The KST Edge | Week 21 Issue 21 Every patient who walks into your office has a list. They don’t know it’s there. They can’t read it. But Innate Intelligence has been maintaining it since before they were born. It’s a priority list. And it’s the most important document in your clinical relationship, even though it will never appear on paper. Here’s what we mean. At any given moment, the body has multiple subluxations, multiple areas of interference, multiple layers of stress that need...

The KST Edge | Week 20 Issue 20 We want you to picture a bucket. This bucket represents your patient’s capacity to adapt to chemical stress. Innate Intelligence is constantly working to process, neutralize, and eliminate toxins from the body. That’s part of its mission. It’s brilliant at it. But the bucket has a limit. And here’s what’s happening in the modern world: the bucket is filling faster than Innate can empty it. Stephenson understood this. Principle #25, the Limits of Adaptation,...

The KST Edge | Week 19 Issue 19 If you’ve spent any time around chiropractic, you’ve probably encountered the divide. On one side, the “evidence-based” crowd who want chiropractic to look and sound like mainstream medicine. On the other side, the “philosophy” crowd who talk about Innate Intelligence and get eye-rolls from the first group. And somewhere in the middle, there’s you. Trying to figure out where you stand. Let us help. Vitalism, the understanding that living systems are animated by...