The Tenpenny Files with Dr. Bill Ormstrom

Is your pet being prescribed medications or offered surgery for a problem that actually began in the spine and has a solution you have never been told about?

Is your animal being scheduled for a procedure that manages symptoms while the structural cause remains untouched?

Could a spinal misalignment be the real issue?

Here are real cases.

A dog in severe pain is offered multiple medications and a four figure emergency visit. One precise atlas adjustment restores normal movement the next day.

A deer believed to have a broken neck is medicated and left down. After spinal correction, it stands and walks back into the woods.

In a controlled poultry study, chickens born on the same day show measurable differences in muscle tone and growth depending on whether they were adjusted. The aligned birds reach processing weight weeks sooner, allowing another production cycle each year.

Dr. Bill Ormston explains how nerve interference can develop within minutes of trauma. He describes research showing that minimal pressure can significantly reduce nerve transmission. He identifies birth itself as a structural event that can alter physiology across species.

The conversation moves from household pets to professional rodeo bulls to food producing livestock. Pharmaceutical management is examined through the lens of lost function. Structural correction is presented as foundational to physiology.

If structural interference can alter mobility, performance, growth rates, and even food production timelines, the implications extend far beyond pain management.

This conversation may change how you see your veterinarian, your livestock, and your own assumptions about health.

Meet our Guest:

Dr. Bill Ormston is a licensed veterinarian and internationally recognized authority in animal chiropractic. He is co founder of the Animal Chiropractic Education Source and trains chiropractors and veterinarians worldwide in safe and science based techniques.

Dr. Bill Ormston maintains an active clinical practice adjusting dogs, horses, livestock, and exotic animals. His work extends into professional animal teams and working dog units. He has authored books and contributed to professional journals while advocating for appropriate recognition and regulation of animal chiropractic.

Website:

https://www.animalchiropracticeducation.com