What does that mean for you, the patient, when you hear that kind of certainty from a doctor?

Are they always the final word?

Well, this is where that critical thinking piece comes in, right?

Open Shaw's view is that doctors are consultants. Highly trained, yes, but consultants.

Not the ultimate authority on your body.

Ready to live at the higher vibrations where peace, love, joy, and good health are the daily standard?

That's what this show is all about.

Welcome to Vibe.

And here's your host, Robin Openshaw.

Hey, welcome back to The Vibe Show. I'm your host, Robin Openshaw. Hey, welcome back to The Vibe Show. I'm your host, Robin OpenShaw, but I want to introduce you to my AI assistants. I call them Bob and Betty. And they're

basically like radio talk show hosts who are going through a piece I wrote about my family's experience with oral

surgery because it's become the de facto preemptive so that you don't get an infection

thing to have everybody before oral surgery take a steroid and an antibiotic and they give

you an opiate for pain killers. And so to me, that's just

like overkill. And so that's not what I do if there's an oral surgery in my family, and I wanted

to let my AI assistants tell you the story. Here it is. Okay, let's dive in. Imagine you're

facing oral surgery. You know, what's the usual

deal? Often it's, well, a stack of prescriptions, right? Antibiotics, steroids, maybe some strong

painkillers. But what if there was another way? A different path through that experience,

maybe avoiding a lot of those conventional drugs and, you know, their side effects.

That's exactly what we're getting into today.

We're looking at the experiences of Robin Openshaw.

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