The Chiropractic Philanthropist with Dr. Ed Osburn
Sep 2, 2026 · 51 min · 15 segments
In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn reconnects with Dr. Ryan Hewitt — a 16-year chiropractor practicing on the North Shore of Massachusetts, founder of…
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Um, but yeah, the, so the weaponized wellness movement that birthed out of a desire to help people similar to myself, um, Um, you know, once I got my practice right, then I was like, listen, I have, I have these men that I take care of.

And I didn't want to just be another guy who's just like, oh, I just program nutrition and exercise.

And it was, um, it was much like a, I hate to say it like a 75 hard kind of program,
um,

Um, with me being, you know, of course the accountability coach mentor, uh, and, and it was successful.

I, I helped change a lot of guys' lives, you know, over the course of a couple of years, but it, uh, it never really took off the way I wanted it to.

And, um, what I found myself eventually, you know, doing was like really whittling down to really keeping the main thing, the main thing, like the, really the most important stuff that came out of this weaponized body movement is like what people actually need is they need like good comprehensive like diagnostics to kind of show them where they are.

Like, you know, basically like have a good foundation of the facts and, And I had done functional blood cam for over a decade.

And my offerings were very limited, though, right? It was just lifestyle advice.

You know, I had this weaponized program for a bit, supplementation, but over and over and over again.

And what do I do about it? And I started dabbling with testosterone replacement myself.

And what I found was like these cookie cutter programs, they were sort of spitting guys out and not really giving them like a great service and i just i had this epiphany i'm like i i need to build this program that gives people incredible diagnostics like a real strong foundation of a lot of different biomarkers that we can really direct intelligent conversations and get a really good understanding of like what are you doing where are you at and where do you need to go And really that birthed my connection and my desire to connect with medical directors that could help me as a chiropractor, right, offer things like peptides, hormones, you know, and other products that are there to help people with, you know, health, performance, recovery.

Um, but yeah, the, so the weaponized wellness movement that birthed out of a desire to help people similar to myself, um, Um, you know, once I got my practice right, then I was like, listen, I have, I have these men that I take care of.

And I didn't want to just be another guy who's just like, oh, I just program nutrition and exercise.

And it was, um, it was much like a, I hate to say it like a 75 hard kind of program,
um,

Um, with me being, you know, of course the accountability coach mentor, uh, and, and it was successful.

I, I helped change a lot of guys' lives, you know, over the course of a couple of years, but it, uh, it never really took off the way I wanted it to.

And, um, what I found myself eventually, you know, doing was like really whittling down to really keeping the main thing, the main thing, like the, really the most important stuff that came out of this weaponized body movement is like what people actually need is they need like good comprehensive like diagnostics to kind of show them where they are.

Like, you know, basically like have a good foundation of the facts and, And I had done functional blood cam for over a decade.

And my offerings were very limited, though, right? It was just lifestyle advice.

You know, I had this weaponized program for a bit, supplementation, but over and over and over again.

And what do I do about it? And I started dabbling with testosterone replacement myself.

And what I found was like these cookie cutter programs, they were sort of spitting guys out and not really giving them like a great service and i just i had this epiphany i'm like i i need to build this program that gives people incredible diagnostics like a real strong foundation of a lot of different biomarkers that we can really direct intelligent conversations and get a really good understanding of like what are you doing where are you at and where do you need to go And really that birthed my connection and my desire to connect with medical directors that could help me as a chiropractor, right, offer things like peptides, hormones, you know, and other products that are there to help people with, you know, health, performance, recovery.
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