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Arthritis and joint pain are not just “wear and tear.” They are mechanical stress layered on top of hormonal shifts, metabolic strain, chronic inflammation, and muscle loss. In this conversation, Dr. Kevin White sits down with Dr. Joshua Schachter, board certified orthopedic surgeon and founder of Pinnacle Integrative Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Wichita Falls, Texas. After performing more than fifteen thousand surgeries and leading an Advanced Orthopedic Center of Excellence, Dr. Schachter rebuilt his entire approach around helping patients avoid surgery through functional medicine, hormone optimization, muscle preservation, and regenerative tools.

“Arthritis and joint pain are not just mechanical problems. They are mechanical problems with a systemic issue.” - Dr. Joshua Schacter

You’ll hear:
• How hormones, insulin resistance, and chronic inflammation accelerate joint breakdown
• Why sarcopenia is one of the strongest predictors of mobility and independence as you age
• The hidden risks of repeat steroid injections for shoulders, knees, and hips
• How PRP and bone marrow based treatments support healing and delay or avoid surgery
• What integrated orthopedics could mean for active adults who want to stay strong as they age

Find Dr. Schachter on Instagram at @drjoshuaschachter and learn more about his work at Pinnacle Integrative Orthopedics (searchable across Instagram, Facebook, and online).

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For decades we assumed vision was fixed. You were either born with good eyes or you weren’t. But the science tells a different story: vision is a trainable brain skill, and strengthening the eye-brain connection can improve clarity, stamina, focus, and even emotional regulation. Dr. Kevin White sits down with neurooptometrist Dr. Bryce Appelbaum to break down why screen fatigue, headaches, slow reading, dizziness, and post-concussion symptoms are often rooted in visual skills that can be retrained.

“Vision problems are brain problems. And the good news is that the brain can be retrained.”
Dr. Bryce Appelbaum

You’ll hear:
• Why eyesight and vision are two completely different systems
• How screen time locks your focusing system into fight or flight
• Why two thirds of the neurons entering your brain come from your eyes
• How every concussion affects vision, even when symptoms fade
• Why eye movements are mobility and should be trained like any other system
• How ScreenFit builds the eye-brain stamina your digital life demands

Exclusive for Daily Apple listeners:
Use code DAILYAPPLE for $200 off Dr. Appelbaum’s ScreenFit program.

Learn more at ScreenFit.com and myvisionfirst.com.

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He spent 33 years inside the system: selling for major healthcare companies, believing he was part of something that helped people. But over time, the seams started to split. Tim Organ began to notice the quiet forces shaping modern medicine: consolidations, pharmacy benefit managers, and rebate games that rewarded higher prices instead of better outcomes.

“They’re not choosing the best drug for you. They’re choosing the one with the biggest rebate.”

Today, Tim shares what it felt like to wake up inside that world and walk away from it. We talk about how real health got replaced by managed care, why most doctors are trapped in five-minute visits, and what it actually takes to reclaim your own wellbeing: more movement, more muscle, better sleep, and less blind trust in the system.

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A conversation with Tim Organ, CEO of the Health Business Growth Collective and host of Rebels with a Root Cause.

Learn more at thehbgc.com or connect with him when the new show launches this November on Apple and Spotify.

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