Dr. Jaban Moore

Dr. Jaban Moore Dr. Moore's office locations:

Kansas City, MO
925 Charlotte St
Kansas City, MO 64106
(816)-889-9801

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Dr. Moore started his education at the University of Central Missouri as a student athlete where he attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and Biomechanics. He went on to graduate from Cleveland University in Overland Park, KS with Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Dr. Moore is licensed in both Missouri and Kansas, and is also national board certified in Acupuncture.

Most people get their lipid panel back, see one number circled in red, and assume the whole story lives in that line. It...
07/31/2026

Most people get their lipid panel back, see one number circled in red, and assume the whole story lives in that line. It does not.

What rarely gets explained is that every particle capable of lodging in an artery wall carries a single protein called ApoB. So your risk is not really about how much cholesterol you have. It is about how many ApoB particles are drifting around bumping into that wall. You can post a cholesterol number your doctor loves and still carry a high particle count, and that mismatch is where a lot of quiet cardiovascular risk hides.

Remnant particles earn special attention. Ordinary LDL has to be oxidized before your immune cells scoop it up, but remnants slide into the artery wall and unload their cholesterol without that extra step, which is why they punch so far above their weight.

The reason triglycerides and HDL move together comes down to insulin. When insulin resistance sets in, your liver pumps out more triglyceride rich VLDL while your HDL gets stripped down and cleared faster. Rising triglycerides paired with falling HDL is often the first fingerprint of a blood sugar problem, long before your glucose ever looks abnormal.

Your lipid panel is a metabolic snapshot, not a verdict.

If you have ever been told your cholesterol was fine, comment the lab number that confused you the most.

07/31/2026

Two people. Same beach. Same sunset. Same song.
One cries. One laughs.
There is no objective reality — only the one you're perceiving.
Because without the awareness to observe it, reality doesn't exist. You are the one experiencing it. Which means you are the one creating it.
You are the programmer.
Your thoughts become your words. Your words shape your thoughts. And both of them are shaping your physical reality right now.
When you start speaking with more awareness, everything shifts.

Comment SHURKA for the full episode

Most people think they’re “dairy intolerant.”But what if it’s not the dairy…It’s the way it’s made?In the U.S., nearly a...
07/30/2026

Most people think they’re “dairy intolerant.”

But what if it’s not the dairy…

It’s the way it’s made?

In the U.S., nearly all cheese is made with a synthetic enzyme created by inserting cow DNA into genetically engineered fungus.

This process is called recombinant fermentation, and it is biotech, not tradition.

It creates an enzyme called fermentation-produced chymosin (FPC), now used in over 90% of American cheeses.

Your body wasn’t built for this.

We see it all the time:

✔️ Clients with gut issues who do fine in Europe

✔️ Hormonal flares after “clean” cheese

✔️ Bloating, fatigue, mood crashes without realizing what’s triggering it

And the labels just say “enzymes.”

Want to do your gut a favor?

Look for traditional cheeses with animal rennet or go with European cheeses.

👇 What’s your favorite type of cheese? Drop it in the comments

Most people get told their bloodwork looks fine and get sent home still feeling awful. That happens because of how refer...
07/30/2026

Most people get told their bloodwork looks fine and get sent home still feeling awful. That happens because of how reference ranges are actually built. Every range on your lab sheet is a statistical average of everyone who came in for that same test, and a large portion of those people are already inflamed, deficient, or quietly heading toward disease. So when your result lands inside that range, it really only means you resemble the average person getting tested. It says nothing about whether your body is doing what it should.

Ferritin is one of the clearest examples. A lot of labs will not flag it until it drops below 15, but your iron reserves are functionally depleted well before that, which is why hair loss, exhaustion, and restless legs can all show up while your standard iron panel still reads normal. The same gap exists with TSH, homocysteine, and CRP. Symptoms tend to surface in the space between average and optimal, and that space is exactly where most standard panels stop paying attention.

When I read labs, I am looking for the early shifts, not waiting for a number to cross into crisis. That window between "technically fine" and "actually well" is where the real answers usually live, and it is the part almost nobody gets shown.

If you have ever been told everything looks normal while you felt anything but, tell me what they missed in the comments.

07/29/2026

Bryan's diagnosis is a perfect example of how autoimmune gastritis actually works, and the mechanism is something most people never get told.

In autoimmune gastritis the immune system attacks the parietal cells in your stomach lining. Those cells do two jobs. They produce stomach acid, and they make intrinsic factor, the protein you need to absorb vitamin B12. When those cells are destroyed, acid falls and intrinsic factor falls with it, so both iron and B12 absorption quietly break down.

Iron deficiency tends to show up years before B12 deficiency, because you need stomach acid to pull iron from your food in the first place. So the earliest fingerprint of this condition is often low ferritin, your stored iron, while serum iron and hemoglobin still read normal. Your body protects circulating iron by draining its reserves first, which is exactly why ferritin can sit at the bottom of the range for a decade before anyone treats it as a real problem.

If your iron looks fine on paper but you are always exhausted, cold, or losing hair, ferritin and parietal cell antibodies are two markers worth asking your provider about. Catching the pattern early matters, because the damage to those acid producing cells does not undo itself.

If you have done everything right and your body still turned on you, tell me about it below.

Most people never realize their sleep tracker can leave them feeling worse than a rough night actually would. There is a...
07/28/2026

Most people never realize their sleep tracker can leave them feeling worse than a rough night actually would. There is a documented pattern called orthosomnia, where fixating on a low sleep score creates so much worry about rest that daytime focus, mood and energy genuinely drop. Researchers even built a validated scale for it in 2025 because it became common enough to measure. The number on the app becomes the real problem, not the sleep.

Here is what happens underneath. When you wake up already convinced you are exhausted, your body treats that expectation as a threat and keeps your stress response elevated. Cortisol stays higher than it should through the morning, and elevated morning cortisol by itself is enough to blunt memory, shorten your patience and push you toward caffeine and sugar to cope.

The wider science on expectation supports this. What people are told about their own bodies has repeatedly shifted measurable outcomes, from hunger hormones to physical output, separate from what physically happened. Belief is a real input your nervous system responds to.

None of this means poor sleep does not matter. It means the story you attach to your sleep is a second factor you actually control, and most mornings people use it against themselves.

Comment below if a low sleep score has ever set the tone for your whole day before it even started.

What makes microplastics such a problem is not only that you swallow them, it is what they do once they are inside you. ...
07/25/2026

What makes microplastics such a problem is not only that you swallow them, it is what they do once they are inside you. Many plastics carry compounds like BPA and phthalates that behave like estrogen in the body, which is why they get called endocrine disruptors. They slot into hormone receptors and throw off the signaling that runs fertility, metabolism, and mood.

On top of that, your immune system treats these particles as invaders it cannot break down, so it stays in a low grade inflammatory state trying to clear something that never leaves. That constant activation feeds oxidative stress, and researchers have already found these particles in human blood, the placenta, and testicular tissue.

Here is what most people miss. Heat, fat, and acidity all pull more plastic out of the material and into your food, so a hot meal in a plastic container or a warm drink through a plastic lid leaches far more than a cold one ever would. Temperature is doing most of the damage.

You will never bring exposure to zero, but your kitchen is where you hold the most control over your daily dose. Comment below and tell me which one of these is still sitting in your kitchen right now.

Your leg strength can tell you more about your future than your weight ever will.As muscle declines after 40 so does you...
07/25/2026

Your leg strength can tell you more about your future than your weight ever will.

As muscle declines after 40 so does your body’s ability to manage blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and stay balanced.

Leg strength protects your metabolism, brain, and independence.

And research shows that low leg strength is linked to a higher risk of early death even if your weight is “normal.”

So if your legs feel heavy, weak, or slower than they used to...

don’t ignore it.

That’s not just aging.

That’s a warning sign.

Not sure what’s causing that weak feeling in your legs?

Comment “QUIZ” and we’ll DM you a link to see if your symptoms match what we work with.

07/24/2026

Your breath follows your focus, and your focus follows your hands. 🖐️🌬️

This is a neurological bypass. Your fingertips have a massive representation in the brain’s somatosensory cortex. By connecting specific fingers, you close a neuromuscular "circuit" that tells your respiratory muscles exactly how to engage.

THE SCIENCE:

OPTION 1 POINTER FINGER: Activates the superior lobes of the lungs. This triggers a mild sympathetic response to increase mental alertness and snap you out of brain fog. ⚡

OPTION 2 MIDDLE FINGER: Targets the intercostal muscles. This increases thoracic mobility and stretches the mid-body tissues to stop "shallow" breathing. 🌊

OPTION 3 RING FINGER: Stimulates the Vagus Nerve. By forcing the diaphragm to drop, it signals the parasympathetic nervous system to "switch off" your stress response. 🧘♀️

OPTION 4 PINKY FINGER: Engages the pelvic floor. This uses intra-abdominal pressure to improve circulation and move stagnant tension stored in the lower trunk. 🕯️

When you change the destination of the oxygen, you change the state of your nervous system.

Which number did you feel the most? Comment below!

07/24/2026

Heart disease. Depression. Bipolar disorder.

They look completely different on the surface — but they share one common denominator.

Low cellular charge.

Cancer cannot survive in a high-oxygen environment. It cannot survive in an optimized pH. It cannot survive in a highly charged cellular environment.
Every single one of those conditions is a derivative of the same root problem — cells that are not operating at full electrical capacity.

When you increase that bioelectric charge, your body shifts. That's not a theory. That's what the studies are showing.

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Kansas City, MO
64106

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