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See your condition through the autonomic lens
Standard medicine groups symptoms by body part. We group them by the system that regulates them, revealing connections that are easy to miss.
Common conditions we address
Tap any condition to explore it through the autonomic nervous system.
Our initial focus is complex chronic disease, then women’s health, the patients for whom autonomic dysregulation is most often the missing common thread.
Long COVID
Post-viral syndrome viewed through autonomic medicine reveals dysfunction in the vagus nerve and inflammatory reflex pathways. Why viral injury leads to persistent autonomic dysregulation.
ExploreAnxiety & Panic
Physical anxiety symptoms often stem from sympathetic overdrive rather than purely psychological causes. When the 'fight or flight' switch gets stuck in the ON position.
ExploreWomen's Health
Menstrual cycle, perimenopause, and hormonal changes directly influence autonomic nervous system balance. Hormonal patterns and their impact on autonomic function.
ExploreAutoimmune Patterns
Many autoimmune conditions involve inflammatory reflex dysfunction and vagal tone abnormalities. Inflammation and immune dysregulation through the autonomic lens.
ExplorePOTS
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome is a form of dysautonomia characterized by excessive heart rate increase upon standing. When gravity becomes the enemy: understanding the heart rate spike.
ExploreMigraine & Headaches
Migraines involve autonomic dysfunction in vascular regulation and heightened sensory sensitivity. Vascular regulation and sensory processing overload.
ExploreDigestive Issues (IBS)
Motility issues, bloating, and IBS symptoms frequently originate from autonomic dysfunction affecting the enteric nervous system. The vagus nerve and the gut-brain connection.
ExploreME/CFS & Fatigue
Chronic fatigue syndrome involves autonomic dysfunction that affects how your body allocates and recovers energy. The energy crash explained by inefficient resource allocation.
ExploreReady for objective answers?
The ANS Test measures your sympathetic and parasympathetic function directly, giving you and your clinician data that blood tests and imaging do not show.