The Mindful Experiment Podcast
Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 13 segments
Where did the concept of **Innate Intelligence** actually come from? For generations, chiropractors have learned about Innate Intelligence, Universal Intelligence, and Stephenson’s 33 Principles. But…
Vic NaumovGuest
Vic ManzoHost
So you're talking here, and chiropractors listening to this, they'll know what innate intelligence is.

Well, innate intelligence, simply like I share with my practice members, is that the body has an innate ability to self-heal and to self-regulate.

I wrote a book called You Are the Medicine where we actually go into that a little bit deeper.

Based upon our ability to think or not think, it just reacts and responds to an ever-changing internal and external environment of adaptation.

I say to people, you cut your finger, the body automatically goes to the heel and it goes to clot.

Where are you thinking about it? So our body is pre-designed to survive and adapt to an ever-changing internal and external environment.

And that understanding to me is foundational for, first of all, people to understand their body is not broken.

It was designed in a very specific cosmic arrangement between man and a creator, whatever you believe that is.

And we have two different We have two different meat suits, right? We have male and female.

People need to understand that regardless if they believe it or not, it doesn't require belief.

It's just understanding what your true potential is from a physical standpoint, like we talked earlier, a biochemical standpoint.

And it's expression through a metaphysical standpoint and fields and energy and frequency and vibration, all these other things that, you know, that are really buzzwords right now.

Yeah, I coined that term in 2016 because to me, What we do chiropractically is everything that we do, even with the adjustment and the location correction of vertebral subluxation, that end result, that metaphysical expression, is to raise the body's adaptability factor to better adapt to physical, chemical, and mental stimuli.

So you're talking here, and chiropractors listening to this, they'll know what innate intelligence is.

Well, innate intelligence, simply like I share with my practice members, is that the body has an innate ability to self-heal and to self-regulate.

I wrote a book called You Are the Medicine where we actually go into that a little bit deeper.

Based upon our ability to think or not think, it just reacts and responds to an ever-changing internal and external environment of adaptation.

I say to people, you cut your finger, the body automatically goes to the heel and it goes to clot.

Where are you thinking about it? So our body is pre-designed to survive and adapt to an ever-changing internal and external environment.

And that understanding to me is foundational for, first of all, people to understand their body is not broken.

It was designed in a very specific cosmic arrangement between man and a creator, whatever you believe that is.

And we have two different We have two different meat suits, right? We have male and female.

People need to understand that regardless if they believe it or not, it doesn't require belief.

It's just understanding what your true potential is from a physical standpoint, like we talked earlier, a biochemical standpoint.

And it's expression through a metaphysical standpoint and fields and energy and frequency and vibration, all these other things that, you know, that are really buzzwords right now.

Yeah, I coined that term in 2016 because to me, What we do chiropractically is everything that we do, even with the adjustment and the location correction of vertebral subluxation, that end result, that metaphysical expression, is to raise the body's adaptability factor to better adapt to physical, chemical, and mental stimuli.
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