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Erika Schultz, LAc, DACM, ACN
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The Better Question: Can We Trust the Research?

Health Is a Complex, Individual System The human body requires a personalized approach that considers genetics, lifestyle, emotional state, nervous system regulation, and timing. Health Archetypes Shape Healing Behavior People engage with healthcare differently depending on whether they are Bruisers, Brainsters, Chillsters, or Sticklers—impacting outcomes and decision-making. True Healing Requires Integration, Not Extremes Sustainable health comes from combining science, intuition, and multidisciplinary support rather than relying solely on Western medicine, supplements, or quick fixes.
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Myriah Hinchey, ND, FMAPS
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The Bartonella–Autism Connection Every Parent Should Know

Discover how Bartonella infections may contribute to neuroinflammation, immune dysfunction, aggression, anxiety, sensory issues, and behavioral changes in children with autism spectrum disorder. Understand why symptoms like rage, toe walking, sound sensitivity, stomach pain, stretch marks, and sudden behavioral changes can be important clues pointing toward underlying Bartonella infections. Learn why addressing infections, inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, gut health, and environmental triggers together may significantly improve outcomes for children with autism and PANS/PANDAS-like presentations.
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Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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The City That’s Already in Your Story 🌆✨

I love the idea that when a place pulls at you, it’s because something there is already woven into your story. What city keeps calling your name?
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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Joy Before Skill 🎾

Second tennis lesson today. Florida sun. Zero skills. A lot of joy. Meanwhile, I’m reflecting on the @tonyrobbins talk with @hormozi about identity- and the part that stuck wasn’t about doing more or becoming someone else. It was about how we trap ourselves in old identities by insisting things stay a certain way. I didn’t have the right tennis shoes. No cute matching outfit. No polished “tennis girl” aesthetic. None of that mattered. Needing the gear, the look, the timing, or the confidence before you start is often just a socially acceptable way of protecting an outdated version of yourself. Identity doesn’t expand because everything is aligned. It expands because you move anyway….with joy, purpose, passion, fun. Tennis today wasn’t about skill. It was about letting joy lead before competence. Letting satisfaction come from inspiration, not mastery. Sometimes you don’t need a plan, a persona, or permission. Sometimes you just need to find something that brings you joy… and move your damn ass. #holistichealthcare #tennislovers #tennislove #tennispractice #tennisbeginner
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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Another Year Older. Less Proving. More Living. ✨

Another year older tomorrow. Less proving. More living. And a deep appreciation for the life I’m already in.
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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53: Same Woman, Different Settings 🔥✨

53..... Still deciding which version of me is clocking in. Some days it’s savage. Some days it’s soft. Today it’s “let me teach you what I wish I learned sooner.” Same me. Different settings. If you’ve ever been the strong one who secretly needed a permission slip to slow down… this one’s for you. #womenover50 #femininepower #nervoussystemhealing #midlife
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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You’re Not Behind — You’re Becoming ✨

There was a season where I thought strength meant pushing harder. Staying sharp. Staying busy. Staying armored. No one taught me how to receive. Love. Support. Rest. Joy ( without earning it first.) If you’re learning how to stay instead of strive… You’re not behind. You’re becoming. ✨ Receive: The Dance of Feminine Power is an invitation back to yourself.
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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You Don’t Have to Consume Chaos

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, flooded, or emotionally hijacked right now around the DOJ’s release of the redacted Efiles, please hear this with gentleness: Consuming large volumes of traumatic material is not neutral. It is physiologically activating. Your nervous system does not distinguish between “learning about harm” and “being near harm.” Repeated exposure to graphic or morally distressing information triggers real stress responses: elevated cortisol, adrenaline surges, inflammatory signaling, disrupted sleep, and emotional volatility. Those emotional explosions people are experiencing are not a moral failure. They are physical responses. And when that activation is sustained, (too long, too intensely), it eventually shows up as anxiety, rage cycles, immune suppression, hormonal disruption, digestive issues, and exhaustion. There is a fine line between awareness and addiction to chaos. Between seeking justice and dopamine-driven outrage. Between staying informed and becoming dysregulated. I’ve chosen not to read the files. Not out of denial, but out of discernment. I do not need to flood my body with horror to move forward in truth, integrity, or love. Rage will not heal anyone. History has proven that over and over again. Yes, I want evil exposed. Yes, I want harm stopped. Yes, I want accountability. But I do not want that work to begin by sacrificing my own nervous system, or by becoming hardened, cruel, or consumed by hatred. Love is not passive. Regulation is not complacency. Boundaries are not indifference. Protecting your nervous system is an act of responsibility not avoidance. You are allowed to step back. You are allowed to log off. You are allowed to choose peace without abandoning your values. Justice without humanity becomes another form of violence. And, I refuse to let evil reproduce itself through me. Only love heals.
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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If You Can Scroll, You Can Wash Your Face ✨

Reminder: If you have the energy to scroll… you have the energy to wash your face. Skincare isn’t about vanity. It’s about signaling to your nervous system: “I’m still here. I still care.” A few minutes. Oil cleanse. Warm water. Intentional touch. Tiny rituals reignite women. Go wash your face. Your future skin (and mitochondria) will thank you. If you want my exact K-beauty ritual, comment GLOW and I’ll send it. #skincareroutine #selfcare
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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Water Your Own Grass 🌱 Stop Watching Others Grow

On second thought... Water your own grass so well you forget the fence exists. Most people aren’t behind. They’re just watching other people grow. #motivationmonday #growth
Stephanie Rimka, DC (Doctor of Chiropractic), BCN
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Stop Bathing Your Brain in Artificial Daylight

You think this is about fashion. It’s not. Blue light after sunset isn’t neutral. It suppresses melatonin, delays deep sleep, spikes evening cortisol, and tells your brain it’s still noon. Translation? • Shallow sleep • More cravings • Slower recovery • Harder fat loss • Higher inflammation And if you’re staring at screens 8–12 hours a day? You’re bathing your nervous system in artificial daylight long after the sun went down. Blue blockers aren’t biohacker fluff. They’re circadian hygiene. The lenses filter high-energy blue wavelengths (the ones most disruptive at night) while still letting you function without feeling like you’re in a cave. Sleep is hormone architecture. Hormones are metabolism. Metabolism is longevity. You can’t out-supplement bad light exposure. If you want the exact ones I wear (yes, the 24k gold ones), comment GOLD and I’ll send you the link. Protect your eyes. Protect your brain. Protect your sleep. The glow-up starts after sunset.