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Clinical care for the modern body

I work with adults dealing with chronic pain, low energy, hormone dysfunction, blood sugar instability, thyroid issues, and cardiovascular changes.

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What I Treat

These aren’t isolated problems — they’re patterns of a system under long-term stress.
I treat energy, metabolism, hormones, and recovery as one interconnected system — because that’s how the body actually works.

Low Energy & Fatigue
Functional fatigue, poor recovery, disrupted sleep.
When stress overrides fuel, energy falls apart.

Metabolic Dysfunction
Blood sugar swings, weight changes, insulin resistance.
A stress-driven metabolism can’t regulate fuel appropriately.

Hormonal Dysfunction
Low testosterone, estrogen excess, flat libido.
Hormone symptoms are often energy problems in disguise.

Thyroid Dysfunction
Cold body, slow digestion, brain fog, low body temperature.
The thyroid reflects how much energy the system can afford to spend.

Cardiovascular Dysfunction
Blood pressure, cholesterol, palpitations, poor circulation.
The heart mirrors your stress load, mineral balance, and thyroid status.

Chronic Pain
Tension, nerve sensitivity, slow healing, unexplained pain.
Pain shows up when energy runs out and the system can’t adapt.

How It Works

Start with the Clinical Reset

Three visits.
A targeted intake process that connects your history, symptoms, and labs into a cohesive picture — and delivers a clear path forward.

What’s included:

  • Full clinical intake and case review

  • Optional lab testing (if needed)

  • Personalized strategy with clear next steps

Continue with Ongoing Care

After your reset, you can continue care based on what you need.
Choose from single follow-ups, a 6-visit integration plan, or a monthly membership.

No protocols. No pressure.

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The Blog

Why You’re Still Tired (Even After Doing Everything Right)

What Most Recovery Plans Get Wrong

Your Labs Are Normal — But You Still Feel Wrecked

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 The Living State Podcast

with Dr. Jon Denning

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