Why This Chiropractor Rejects the “Sick Care” Model
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Why does Dr. Kobler oppose the pharmaceutical‑driven “sick care” model?
I'm super against pharmaceuticals. Any doctor who wants to give you more medicine and more drugs is not a good doctor. Your doctor should always be trying to get you off of medications, not on more of them. Anything I can do to help people put less pills in their mouth, I'm doing what I need to do.
Dr. Jeremy Kobler is a dedicated chiropractor, entrepreneur, and the founder of Kobler Chiropractic. Drawing from his diverse journey and passion for preventive wellness, he empowers people to make informed choices and take greater ownership of their health.
We're also starting to uh include aesthetics into our uh services. It's all holistic based versus you know shooting up Botox and fillers and things like that. We use radio frequency and ultrasound, things like that to help clear up people's faces and make 'em pretty and keep 'em feeling good on the inside, you know, outside. When you uh crack your batten,
right, and you hear all that cracking noise, right? W what what's that doing?
So the sound is nothing really. Now people do get to where they expect to hear that and if they don't hear it they think, Oh nothing happened but yeah. What you're really doing is you're helping the nervous system function better. And so
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Hey, welcome back everyone to another episode of Living Your Legacy Podcast. I'm your host again, Jay Slangan. And yeah, we're down here at the sunny Miami Beach Studios where we got the privilege to talk to some of the best entrepreneurs from around the country, the disruptors, the experts, and the legacy makers like we have here today. And so, yeah, we got a special guest, and he's in his great Nike airs, and he's got his awesome t-shirt here with Roy Kent. Uh, but yeah. Why don't you introduce yourself? Uh what's your name, where you from and what's your business?
Uh, I'm Doctor Jeremy D. Kobler, doctor of chiropractic. I live in Kansas City, Missouri. I'm from Kansas originally. Um and so we have chiropractic and acupuncture clinics. We're also starting to include aesthetics into our uh services and so it's all holistic base versus you know shooting up botox and fillers and things like that we use radio frequency and ultrasound things like that to help clear up people's faces and yeah make them pretty and keep them feeling good on the inside, you know outside, keep the body pains and things like that going away and they feel good all over. So amazing one stop shopping.
Perfect. Yeah. It looks like you uh use your own services 'cause you look like you're yeah sou super happy and feeling great and looking good, man.
Yeah, we've uh we just got that uh equipment pretty recently. So uh yes we've been practicing it on each other and making each other. I wanna always be, you know, I wanna use the things that I recommend to people. I don't ever like recommending something. That's what you preach, right? Exactly. And I haven't used it. I don't wanna tell people to use it if I haven't done so myself. So
Mm. So you started off chiropractic.
How does his clinic combine chiropractic, acupuncture and holistic aesthetics?
Is that what you said? Correct. Yep. Yeah. So uh, you know, I mean, as a guy, I I'm tall, but I got a long back, right? And so yeah, I got a lot of like, you know, I guess in the algorithm on social media, a lot of these back popping kind of videos hit me. Yeah, sure. Uh can you crack a good back? Is that part of the best,
maybe.
That's I d I have not yet had a chiropractic session, but uh Oh you
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your life. Oh my god, man. It it it it a it looks scary because they're kind of like pop, they're like, Oh yeah, hold it, hold it, oh yeah, with hold them you know.
Why is that so released? So all the sound is is nitric oxide gas releasing from the joint capsules. You actually can reproduce that sound every nine to ten minutes, theoretically.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why does Dr. Kobler oppose the pharmaceutical‑driven “sick care” model?
0:00–3:14
2
How does his clinic combine chiropractic, acupuncture and holistic aesthetics?
3:14–6:24
3
What actually happens when a chiropractor “cracks” a spine and why does the sound matter?
6:24–8:56
4
Why does he emphasize nervous‑system function over simply relieving back pain?
8:56–12:30
5
How can preventive wellness (yoga, stretches, nutrition) stop pain before it starts?
12:30–15:25
6
What role do nutrition, supplements and the Moringa super‑food play in his preventive plan?
15:25–18:27
7
Why does he criticize one‑size‑fits‑all drug and supplement regimens?
18:27–21:14
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