Zach Landry Questions Everything from Health, Labs, to Root Causes at The Wellness Way in Fargo, ND

Conrad sits down with Zach Landry, owner of The Wellness Way Fargo, to unpack a very different approach to chiropractic care and whole-body health. Instead of quick adjustments and short visits, Zach and his team spend the majority of their time analyzing lab work, reviewing blood panels, and helping patients understand the deeper “why” behind chronic symptoms. From hormone testing and food sensitivities to stress patterns and environmental exposures like mold, this conversation dives into what it means to look beyond surface-level treatment and focus on root causes.Zach shares his personal story of severe illness during chiropractic school, where he experienced full-body inflammation and was diagnosed with multiple autoimmune conditions. After traditional routes offered little resolution, his path led him to The Wellness Way model, where a combination of strict dietary changes, targeted supplements, and lifestyle adjustments helped him recover and ultimately shaped the way he practices today.The discussion also explores the realities of launching a business from scratch in Fargo, building a client base through social media and networking, and how a franchise model provided structure while still allowing independence. Along the way, Conrad and Zach debate the role of insurance, the complexity of the supplement industry, and why modern stress and environmental factors may be driving widespread fatigue and chronic illness.

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