A series of engaging audio and video presentations that offer in-depth insights into specific chiropractic and health related techniques, philosophies, politics, research and personal autonomy. These lectures provide continuing education opportunities for chiropractors, other health care providers and the public allowing them to expand their knowledge base, enhance their expertise, stay informed and avoid being a victim.
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In the closing seconds of the Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners' January 23, 2026 meeting, Ajay Gohil, Chair of the FCLB's Attorney Section and former Georgia board attorney, told the meeting he had stayed on the call because he forgot to mention something. He then invited Elizabeth Simpson, the Assistant Attorney General serving as the board's own legal counsel, to participate in an FCLB attorney panel at the Atlanta conference on May 2nd, all expenses covered. He also offered a paid ticket to the Board’s Executive Director. Minutes earlier, Simpson had confirmed on the record that the board had never sought a legal opinion on the very merger that Gohil was inviting her to attend. The board declined to ask for one and instead voted for the merger of two private corporations.
Ajay Gohil serves as Assistant General Counsel to the District of Columbia Department of Health, where he acts as legal advisor and board attorney to the D.C. Board of Chiropractic. At the national level, he chairs the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards' Attorney Section and co-founded the FCLB's Chiropractic Board Legal Advisory Committee. He previously served as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Georgia from 2000 to 2007, representing the Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners and other state health licensing boards. Upon his departure from Georgia, the chiropractic board awarded him an honorary chiropractic license in recognition of his service.
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27 Apr 2026
Nevada Board Meeting April 25, 2026
This portion of the transcript is Nevada board chair Ben Lurie trying to frame the merger vote as a matter that should be handled cautiously and institutionally, while also signaling that the board is being asked to act without the kind of financial disclosure he believes is necessary. He then pivots into a broader warning that public commentary and outside reporting may be inaccurate or based on “a different set of facts.” That framing appears to set up a contrast between public criticism and what he presents as the board’s duty to deliberate as public officials.
The heart of his remarks is financial. Lurie says he specifically asked the NBCE for financial information that would help the board evaluate the proposed merger between FCLB and NBCE, including not just existing financials, but a forward-looking picture of what the combined organizations would look like. He explains that the answer he received at a town hall, that financials were available at the annual meetings, did not answer the real question. In his telling, the issue was not access to old documents, but the lack of a present financial snapshot and a forecast showing how money, including dues or funds from member boards, would be routed in a merged structure.
This excerpt shows Lurie narrowing the discussion to process and financial transparency. He is telling the board that before it directs delegates on how to vote, it should have concrete information about the financial consequences of merging a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(6). The implication is that, at least from his perspective, that information had not yet been adequately provided.
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30 Oct 2025
When Numbness Speaks: Unraveling T4 Syndrome Through Chiropractic Insight
The podcast episode examines T4 syndrome and how chiropractic analysis and adjustments, guided by thermographic scans, provide relief from chronic numbness and restore nervous system balance.
1 Apr 2025
Prescription for Disaster: Montana’s Chiropractic Board Puts Public at Risk
A recent Montana Board of Chiropractic meeting revealed alarming incompetence and bias as board members supported expanding scope to include Schedule IV drug prescribing—without understanding what those drugs are. One member admitted to Googling “Schedule IV” and remained unaware of included drugs like Xanax. Another dismissed valid concerns from the medical community, and shockingly minimized the dangers of short-term opioid use. The board's actions, driven by the Montana Chiropractic Association's agenda, raise serious concerns about regulatory capture. The Chiropractic Chronicle warns that public health is at risk and urges sweeping reforms before this reckless behavior causes real harm.
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27 Jan 2025
Deep Dive: Vaccination and Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Medicaid Enrolled Children
Join us for a deep dive into the January 2025 study published in Science, Public Health Policy and the Law examining the link between vaccination and neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) in children. Using Florida Medicaid data from over 47,000 children, the study compared vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. It found a higher likelihood of NDDs, including autism, encephalopathy, and psychotic disorders, among vaccinated children, with risks increasing alongside the number of vaccination visits. The podcast explores the implications of these findings, emphasizing the need for individualized vaccination schedules, informed consent, and further research to assess long-term vaccine safety, especially for vulnerable groups like preterm infants.
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