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McCoy Press Lectures

Matthew McCoy DC, MPH

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21 déc. 2024

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Navigating the New HIPAA Waters: A Chiropractor’s Risk Management Guide 21.12.2024

This conversation delves into the HIPAA changes affecting chiropractors in 2024 and 2025, focusing on the importance of patient privacy and the necessary adjustments practices must make to comply. It highlights two key areas of change: reproductive health care privacy and substance use disorder records. The discussion emphasizes proactive risk management strategies, including policy overhauls, sta...

Vascular Biology, Spike Proteins, and Chiropractic Practice: Risk Management Implications for Vascular Events 12.12.2024

In this episode, we dive into groundbreaking research presented by Dr. Amy Haas, a chiropractor and PhD in biochemistry, exploring the complex interplay between chiropractic care, vascular health, and the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Sponsored by ChiroFutures Malpractice Insurance Program, Dr. Haas discusses how COVID-19, vaccines, and spike proteins may impact vascular systems, offering vital insights for p...

Insights from IRAPS 2024 – Bridging Philosophy, Science, and Practice 10.12.2024

This conversation delves into the fascinating world of chiropractic research and philosophy from the 18th Annual International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS) held at Sherman College. We explore chiropractic's potential connections to longevity, the importance of sense of coherence, and the historical context of chiropractic practices. The discussion highlights various chiropractic techn...

Dr. Kent Discusses the Assessment of Nervous System Changes Associated with Vertebral Subluxation 25.11.2024

In this episode we discuss recent research on vertebral subluxation and its effects on the nervous system, based on Dr. Christopher Kent’s paper from the 'Annals of Vertebral Subluxation Research.' The episode focuses on four key components affected by subluxations: dysafferentation (distorted sensory input), dyskinesia (impaired voluntary movement), dysponesis (covert nervous system errors), and...

Chiropractic Students Under Siege: NBCE's Part IV Con Game 21.11.2024

The National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) has recently announced its decision to centralize the Part IV exam in Greeley, Colorado, a move they claim is a strategic advancement for the chiropractic profession. However, a deeper examination of the arguments presented reveals a series of 25 logical fallacies and errors in critical thinking that undermine the validity of their claims. By man...

The NBCE's Land Grab for Control of Chiropractic 20.11.2024

Summary The conversation delves into a significant controversy within the chiropractic profession regarding the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners' (NBCE) decision to centralize the Part IV licensing exam in Greeley, Colorado. Their recent press release attempting to justify their land grab is filled with logical fallacies has sparked considerable backlash from a coalition of chiropractic or...

Listening to Your Body's Signals 19.11.2024

Summary This conversation based on the latest issue of COHERENCE explores the intricate relationship between chiropractic care and ear health, highlighting how spinal subluxations can affect hearing, balance, coordination and overall well-being. The discussion delves into various conditions such as ear infections, Meniere's disease, tinnitus, and balance issues in seniors, emphasizing the importan...

Vertebral Subluxation: Assessment of Somatic and Autonomic Nervous System Changes 18.11.2024

Summary This conversation is a review of Dr. Kent's Paper: Assessment of Somatic and Autonomic Nervous System Changes Associated with Vertebral Subluxation: A Review and Commentary published in the Annals of Vertebral Subluxation Research on November 18, 2024. We delve into the complex topic of vertebral subluxation, exploring its definition, neurological implications, and how chiropractic care ca...

More Research on Lighting up the Brain 12.11.2024

Summary This conversation delves into the complexities of chiropractic research, particularly focusing on a recent study. The discussion emphasizes the importance of methodology, the impact of language in scientific discourse, and the necessity of critical thinking when interpreting research findings. The speakers explore how brain activity and sensory processing are affected by chiropractic adjus...

Mark Bronson's Conflicted Role in NBCE’s Pilot Exam: Magical Thinking and Hidden Agendas 08.11.2024

Summary This podcast critically examines Dr. Mark Bronson's influence in chiropractic regulation, focusing on his role in the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE). As Chair of the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Bronson has promoted NBCE’s new Part IV exam, touting its technological enhancements and supposed fairness. However, his dual roles with the NBCE and Federation of Chirop...

The Surprising Link Between Chiropractic Care and Vertigo 07.11.2024

Summary This conversation delves into a fascinating case study of a 75-year-old woman suffering from severe vertigo, which was alleviated through chiropractic care. The discussion explores the connection between spinal health, subluxation and vertigo, the emotional and psychological impacts of the condition, various chiropractic techniques, and the importance of personalized healthcare and patient...

Defending Chiropractic Values: Navigating Policy, Politics, and Malpractice 06.11.2024

Summary In this lecture McCoy discusses the importance of understanding vertebral subluxation within chiropractic practice, the necessity of being informed about malpractice insurance, and the implications of vaccination inquiries in a clinical setting. He emphasizes the need for chiropractors to support organizations that align with their values and to be aware of the political landscape affectin...

Power & Control in Chiropractic Education, Licensing and Regulation: An Overview of the Chiropractic Cartel 27.10.2024

Summary In this presentation, McCoy delves into the complexities of the chiropractic profession, focusing on the concept of a 'chiropractic cartel' that influences education, politics, and practice standards. He discusses the emotional toll of witnessing the profession's evolution, the importance of political engagement, and the implications of accreditation on chiropractic education. McCoy emphas...

Fibromyalgia & Chiropractic 26.10.2024

In this podcast episode, the discussion centers on the compelling outcomes presented in a recent case study that follows a 56-year-old male with fibromyalgia who experienced substantial improvements through chiropractic care. The patient, who had struggled with chronic pain, limited mobility, fatigue, and symptoms from overlapping conditions like IBS and chronic fatigue syndrome, sought relief thr...

Pregnancy & Chiropractic - Review of COHERENCE Special Issue 15.10.2024

In this podcast we discuss the special issue of COHERENCE , focusing on the essential role of chiropractic care during pregnancy, particularly emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clear and unobstructed nervous system for both the mother and the developing child. This includes insights from Dr. Larry Webster, known for pioneering the Webster Technique, a chiropractic method specifically des...

Communicating Chiropractic to Healthcare Professionals 14.10.2024

This podcast episode explores how chiropractors can improve communication with other healthcare professionals to foster better patient outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of chiropractors confidently articulating their unique role, especially beyond the typical association with back pain, by focusing on how chiropractic care can impact nervous system function and overall health. The conversatio...

Reduction of Motor Tics Following Chiropractic 09.10.2024

In this podcast we explore a fascinating case series on the potential link between chiropractic care and the reduction of motor tics. The episode highlights two cases: a seven-year-old boy and a 27-year-old teacher, both experiencing significant relief from their tics through chiropractic adjustments. The discussion delves into how upper cervical spine misalignments, particularly in the atlas, may...

The Part IV Exam Controversy: A Deep Dive into the NBCE's Changes and Their Implications 07.10.2024

This podcast discussion focuses on the controversial changes proposed by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) to the Part IV chiropractic licensure exam. These changes include centralizing the exam to a single location in Greeley, Colorado, condensing it into one day, and incorporating high-tech simulations and remote examiner evaluations. Concerns are raised about the lack of trans...

Connections: How Spinal Health Influences Brain Development and Function 06.10.2024

Welcome back to our latest episode where we delve into the intriguing intersection of chiropractic care and neurodevelopmental challenges. This episode, inspired by the journal "Coherence through Chiropractic," unpacks the concept of vertebral subluxation and its potential impact on conditions like autism, ADHD, and sensory processing disorders. At the heart of our discussion is vertebral subluxat...

The Chiropractic Research, Practice and Political Landscape 04.10.2024

In this lecture Dr. McCoy reviews the current landscape in regards to chiropractic research, practice and politics. Everything from the vaccination debate, subluxation research and the nonsense in Canada and Australia is discussed and dissected in a no holds barred presentation of everything you are not supposed to talk about. 

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