Joining me now are Dr. Heidi Horvick and Jerome Popel to talk about a recent study that shows

the neurological impact of certain aspects of chiropractic, their impact on pain, sleep, psychology

and wellness more broadly. Thanks for joining us today, Heidi.

Oh, it's an absolute pleasure. What was unique about

this study? And can you tell us particularly how you say it out, please? Right. Well, what was

unique about this study, it was a randomized clinical trial, specifically looking at brain

function. Also, because we have found in the past that we can change

prefrontal cortex processing when we're adjusting spines with chiropractic care. But what's unique

is, well, what kind of functions is that impacting? How is it changing our health? That's that we hadn't

looked at before. And it was a four-week clinical trial. So a lot of the research that we've done

in the past 20 years has been pre- and post one adjustment session. So again, it was really new and

novel that we were looking at four weeks of chiropractic care. You had two groups. He had a

control belief that didn't experience the, didn't experience the treatment, in this case from Jerome,

who is accompanying us today. Why was the importance

for this take place over a period of time and what was the significance of having a control group

and what number we're working with? So we wanted to have people that are randomized into a control

group or an active group, because that's when you can find out what's actually changing.

We love him. That's when you find out what's actually changing.

We love him.

That's when you find out what's really changing with the chiropractic care.

So if you, for example, if you were just following one group that got the chiropractic care from Jerome,

well, was it just a coincidence?

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