“I Thought I Was Just Flexible” You have always been able to touch your toes, do the splits, or bend your fingers in unusual ways. Maybe people joked that you should have been a gymnast. But lately, you are not laughing—your joints ache, you tire easily, and your body does not seem to hold itself … [Read more...] about When Flexibility Becomes a Burden: Understanding Hypermobility and the Spectrum of Disorders Behind It
Your Journey to Healing Starts Here: What to Expect at Georgia Chiropractic Neurology Center
You Are Not Just a Set of Symptoms — You Are a Whole Person If you are reading this, chances are you have been searching for answers — for days, months, maybe even years. Perhaps you have seen countless specialists. You have tried medications, therapies, and protocols, but something still does … [Read more...] about Your Journey to Healing Starts Here: What to Expect at Georgia Chiropractic Neurology Center
The Limbic System: Your Brain’s Emotional Command Center
Imagine your brain as a bustling city, with various districts each responsible for different functions. Among these districts, the limbic system stands out as the emotional and memory center, influencing how you feel, remember, and respond to the world around you. Understanding the limbic system's … [Read more...] about The Limbic System: Your Brain’s Emotional Command Center
Helping the Whole Child: A Brain-Based Approach to Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and the presence of repetitive behaviors. Affecting approximately 1 in 54 children in the United States, ASD presents a unique set of challenges for individuals … [Read more...] about Helping the Whole Child: A Brain-Based Approach to Autism
Why You Feel Foggy, Fatigued, and Frustrated Before Your Period — And What Chiropractic Neurology Can Do About It
A Problem Worth Solving PMS: Beyond Hormones – A Chiropractic Neurology Perspective If you have ever felt like a completely different person in the week or two leading up to your period, you are not alone. Nearly 90% of menstruating women report at least one symptom of PMS (premenstrual … [Read more...] about Why You Feel Foggy, Fatigued, and Frustrated Before Your Period — And What Chiropractic Neurology Can Do About It
Why Your Posture Says More About Your Brain Than Your Back: A Chiropractic Neurology Perspective
You Are Tired, Tense, and Tight—But No One Has Asked About Your Brain You have tried stretching, strengthening, foam rolling, ergonomic chairs, posture braces—but your posture still does not feel “right.” Your shoulders slump forward. Your head juts out. You are achy by noon and foggy by 3 PM. … [Read more...] about Why Your Posture Says More About Your Brain Than Your Back: A Chiropractic Neurology Perspective
Why Certain Sounds Trigger You—and How Your Brain Can Heal
Everyday Sounds Feel Overwhelming Imagine walking into a quiet café only to feel your heart race the moment someone slurps their coffee. Or trying to concentrate at work while the hum of a fluorescent light makes your skin crawl. For people with sound sensitivity or misophonia, these are not … [Read more...] about Why Certain Sounds Trigger You—and How Your Brain Can Heal
Light Sensitivity – When Light Feels Like a Threat
You walk into a brightly lit room, and suddenly your eyes squint, your head throbs, and your whole body feels tense. Maybe your heart rate spikes, your stomach turns, or you find yourself overwhelmed with irritation. If you have ever wondered why you react so strongly to lights—especially after a … [Read more...] about Light Sensitivity – When Light Feels Like a Threat
Understanding POTS, Dysautonomia, and Pregnancy from a Brain-First Perspective
You Are Pregnant, But Something Feels Off You expected pregnancy to be exhausting—nausea, back pain, cravings. But this is different. You are dizzy when you stand. Your heart races from walking across the room. You feel like you might faint in the shower. Doctors may brush it off as “just … [Read more...] about Understanding POTS, Dysautonomia, and Pregnancy from a Brain-First Perspective









