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Why Morning Sunlight Is One of the Most Powerful Nervous System Resets You Are Not Using
One of the simplest and most overlooked ways to support your nervous system does not require supplements, workouts, or adding another task to your already full schedule. It starts with morning sunlight. Stepping outside for just a few minutes early in the day and allowing natural light to reach your eyes and skin sends an important signal to your brain. This signal helps organize your nervous system for the entire day ahead. How Morning Sunlight Regulates the Nervous System Y
Dr. Gary Wilson, DC
Jan 242 min read


Our Go To Cast Iron Egg Frittata
A Nourishing Breakfast or Brunch Staple At Evol.v Chiropractic, we believe food is foundational. What you eat first thing in the day sets the tone for your nervous system, energy, blood sugar, and focus. This egg frittata is one of our real life go to meals. It is simple, grounding, nutrient dense, and incredibly flexible depending on what is in season or already in your fridge. This is the kind of breakfast or brunch that feeds a family, supports an active lifestyle, and lea
Dr. Gary Wilson, DC
Jan 223 min read


What A Regulated Nervous System Looks Like In Real Life
Many people assume a healthy nervous system means never feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or tired. In real life, regulation looks very different. A regulated nervous system does not eliminate stress. It allows the body to move through stress and return to calm without getting stuck. At Evol.v Chiropractic, this is what we look for every day when caring for individuals and families. Regulation Is About Flexibility Not Perfection The nervous system is designed to s hift between s
Dr. Gary Wilson, DC
Jan 142 min read


What We Look For In A Child Nervous System Exam That Most Parents Never Hear About
Most parents expect a health exam to look for problems. Something wrong. Something broken. Something that needs to be fixed. At Evol.v Chiropractic, we approach children very differently. Instead of asking what is wrong, we ask how well a child’s nervous system is adapting to the world they are growing up in. This distinction matters. Because the earliest signs of stress rarely show up as obvious symptoms. They show up as subtle changes in regulation, movement, and resilience
Dr. Gary Wilson, DC
Jan 63 min read
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