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If you’re like most of my patients — you’re driven, disciplined, and probably a little frustrated.

You eat clean.
You work out.
You try to get enough sleep.
And yet… something’s still off. You wake up tired, your joints feel stiff, the scale doesn’t budge, and your afternoon energy crashes harder than your college roommate after leg day.

Sound familiar?

That’s exactly where I was—and where a lot of my athletic and wellness-focused patients land—before I read The Circadian Code by Dr. Satchin Panda.

This book didn’t just give me new tools.
It gave me a new operating system.

Key Principle: Your Body Runs on a Clock

We all have a built-in 24-hour rhythm that controls everything from energy, metabolism, hormones, pain sensitivity, digestion, and fat burning. It’s called your circadian rhythm — and most of us are completely out of sync with it.

What I love about this book is that Dr. Panda doesn’t just drop a bunch of science and leave you to figure it out. He gives clear, actionable steps you can actually implement — no biohacking gadgets or 90-minute morning routines required.

Top Takeaways (Especially for Active, Health-Conscious People):

1. Eat in a 10-Hour Window (a.k.a. Time-Restricted Eating)

Why this matters: Your body is primed to digest and metabolize food during daylight hours — not late at night. Eating too close to bedtime disrupts sleep, spikes insulin, and increases fat storage.

Action Step:
Start eating around 8–9 AM and finish your last bite by 6–7 PM.
Even if you’re eating healthy, the timing is just as important.

2. Get Morning Light (Yes, Even on Cloudy Days)

Why this matters: Sunlight early in the day resets your biological clock, lowers stress hormones, and tells your body to burn fat and be alert.

Action Step:
Go outside within 30 minutes of waking. No sunglasses. No phone. Just 5–10 minutes of natural light.

Want to geek out more on how light affects your health and mood? 👉 Check out this blog post I wrote.

3. Sleep Isn’t Just About Hours — It’s About Rhythm

Why this matters: Going to bed and waking up at the same time each day trains your brain and nervous system to recover faster, burn fat more efficiently, and reduce inflammation.

Action Step:
Set a consistent sleep-wake time. Even on weekends. Your nervous system will thank you.

4. No Late-Night Snacks — Even “Healthy” Ones

Why this matters: After dark, your digestive system slows down and your insulin sensitivity tanks. Eating late is like fueling up a car after the engine is off — it just sits there and gums things up.

Action Step:
Make your last meal the most nutrient-dense and finish it at least 2–3 hours before bed.

5. Consistency > Perfection

Why this matters: You don’t need to live like a monk. You just need to give your body enough rhythm to start trusting you again.

Action Step:
Pick one circadian habit to implement this week. Build from there. Your body will reward you quickly.

Who Should Read This Book?

If you’re:

  • A runner trying to shed stubborn fat
  • An athlete stuck in a plateau
  • A health nerd with great habits but little progress
  • Someone who feels off but can’t quite explain it…

👉 This book is for you.

Whether you’re trying to boost performance, balance hormones, lose weight, or just feel like yourself again, this book gives you the blueprint you didn’t know you needed.

And I don’t just recommend it — I’ve built parts of my 14-Day Fat to Fit Reset Program around the principles in this book. It’s that good.

Want to Read It with us?

This month in our Book Club, we’re diving into The Circadian Code together.

👉 Join the book club here — and let’s reset your body together.

Or if you just want to grab the book and start highlighting your way to healing:
👉 Grad a copy or listen to it here

Final Verdict: 5 Stars

It’s rare that a book comes along that changes how you live, not just how you think.
This is one of those books.

Don’t just read it. Apply it. And watch what happens.
Your body already knows how to heal — you just have to get back on its schedule.

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How Light Affects your Health this Winter in Chelan Wa

As the days grow shorter and winter sets in, our exposure to light—especially natural light—takes a significant hit. But did you know that the type of light you expose yourself to can drastically impact your health? From how you sleep to how you feel, light plays a key role in regulating your body’s rhythms and maintaining your overall well-being. In this guide, we’ll explore the difference between natural and artificial light, simple strategies to optimize your light exposure, and how it all ties back to your health—particularly your spinal health.

The Difference Between Natural Light and Junk Light

Think of light like food. Just as junk food can harm your body, “junk light” can create chaos within your systems. Natural light—such as sunlight—provides a full spectrum of colors and wavelengths that our bodies are designed to use. Junk light, on the other hand, comes from artificial sources like LED bulbs, fluorescent lights, and screens, and it disrupts our natural rhythms.

Why Natural Light is Crucial

Sunlight contains a balanced mix of colors, including red, infrared, and ultraviolet (UV) light, which are essential for signaling your body to perform various tasks. It changes throughout the day, helping regulate your circadian rhythm, your body’s internal clock that controls sleep, energy levels, hormone production, and more. Unfortunately, if you are farther away from the equator like us in Chelan, WA, we have significantly less sunlight this time of year. 

The Impact of Junk Light

In our modern society, we have never had more artificial light than now ranging from high beam car lights at night, to the phones and computers we use, to the very light bulbs we use homes and offices. Artificial light sources emit a limited spectrum of colors, often dominated by blue light. This can confuse your brain, disrupting your circadian rhythm and leading to problems such as poor sleep, fatigue, and inflammation. Overexposure to artificial light has even been linked to long-term health issues like hormonal imbalances and weight gain. 

Why Light Matters for Your Health

Light isn’t just about seeing; it directly affects your biology at a cellular level. Here’s why it matters:

  1. Circadian Rhythm Regulation
    Your body’s internal clock, the circadian rhythm, relies on light cues to synchronize vital processes like hormone production, digestion, and sleep. Natural light exposure helps regulate this clock, while exposure to artificial or “junk light” can disrupt it, leading to poor sleep, fatigue, and even chronic health issues.

  2. Hormonal Impact
    Light exposure directly influences the production of serotonin (your mood-boosting neurotransmitter) and melatonin (your sleep hormone). Morning light exposure kickstarts serotonin production, which later converts to melatonin for restful sleep.

  3. Cellular Energy Production
    Natural sunlight, particularly red and infrared light, penetrates the skin and interacts with your mitochondria—the energy powerhouses of your cells. This process enhances ATP production, which fuels cellular repair and energy levels.

Morning Light: Setting the Tone for the Day

One of THE most powerful

Morning light in Chelan, Wa.

things you can do for your health is to expose yourself to natural light first thing in the morning. This simple act:

  • Reinforces Your Circadian Rhythm: Natural light in the morning signals your brain that it’s time to wake up, boosting your energy and focus for the day.
  • Supports Hormone Regulation: Morning light exposure helps trigger the production of serotonin, a feel-good hormone, which later converts to melatonin to improve sleep quality.

How to Start

  • See the Sunrise: Spend 2-3 minutes outside, ideally barefoot and without sunglasses or screens, to soak in the morning light. Here Chelan we have cold winters so this can be tough this time of year, but don’t let the cold keep you from this amazing free health hack.
  • Be Consistent: Even cloudy days provide enough light to signal your brain, so don’t skip this practice.
  • Block Artificial Light Before Sunrise: If you’re awake before dawn, use orange-tinted glasses to block blue light from screens and artificial bulbs.

Mid-Morning Boost: The Power of UVA Light

As the sun rises higher, it introduces ultraviolet A (UVA) light into the spectrum. UVA exposure has been shown to:

  • Boost serotonin and dopamine levels, enhancing mood and focus.
  • Stimulate the production of endorphins, which reduce pain and inflammation.
  • Support thyroid function and energy regulation.

How to Get UVA Light

About an hour after sunrise, spend 15-20 minutes outside. This could be a short walk, a coffee break on your porch, or simply sitting by an open window.

 

Light and Chiropractic Care: A Vital Connection

As a chiropractor, I emphasize how every aspect of your lifestyle—including light exposure—affects your body’s alignment and functionality. Poor light habits can contribute to stress, inflammation, and disrupted sleep, which may exacerbate issues like back pain and tension. By integrating better light practices, you not only improve your overall health but also support the benefits of chiropractic adjustments.

Tips to Combat Winter Light Deficiency

PlatinumLED red light in Chelan, Wa.
I use PlatinumLED almost daily during the winter months and I LOVE it!

Winter poses unique challenges, with shorter days and less sunlight. Here are some actionable tips to stay aligned with nature’s rhythms:

  1. Get Outside Daily: Even a quick walk during daylight hours can help regulate your circadian rhythm.
  2. Invest in Red Light Therapy: Devices like infrared lamps mimic some of the benefits of sunlight and can be especially helpful in winter. My favorite include: platinumLED, Mitoredlight, and Infarredi. I use mine almost daily during the winter since it has so many benefits including: wound healing, increased energy, and muscle recovery to name a few.  
  3. Switch to Warmer Indoor Lighting: Use incandescent bulbs or other low-blue light options in your home to reduce exposure to junk light.
  4. Block Blue Light at Night: Use blue-blocking glasses or apps that adjust screen brightness to warmer tones after sunset. I use F.lux on my computer and Twilight on my phone. Both are free apps. If you have apple products you can turn the phone on the night mode.

Take the First Step Toward Better Health

Optimizing your light exposure is one of the simplest yet most impactful changes you can make for your health. Whether it’s seeing the sunrise, blocking blue light, or stepping outside mid-morning, every small habit adds up.

And if you’re dealing with pain or tension, remember: light is just one piece of the puzzle. Chiropractic care can help address the root causes of your discomfort, aligning your body for optimal performance.

Special Winter Offer

To help you take the next step in your health journey, we’re offering $20 off your first visit when you book before the holidays. Let’s work together to keep your body—and your light exposure—in alignment this winter.

By incorporating these strategies into your daily life, you can thrive during the darker months and enjoy better sleep, more energy, and less pain. Want more tips? Sign up for our newsletter and keep an eye out for a more in depth guide coming soon! 

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  1. National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)
    “Circadian Rhythms.”
    URL: https://www.nigms.nih.gov
    Provides foundational information on the importance of circadian rhythms in regulating bodily functions.

  2. Harvard Health Publishing
    “Blue Light Has a Dark Side.”
    URL: https://www.health.harvard.edu
    Explains the effects of blue light exposure on sleep and health, particularly the disruption of circadian rhythms.

  3. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine
    “The Impact of Light on Outcomes in Healthcare Settings.”
    URL: https://jcsm.aasm.org
    Highlights how different light types impact health, especially during darker months.

  4. Scientific Reports
    “Sunlight Exposure and Its Role in Human Health.”
    URL: https://www.nature.com/srep
    Discusses the importance of sunlight for regulating mood, sleep, and overall well-being.

  5. Journal of Environmental Health Perspectives
    “The Influence of Natural Light on Building Occupants.”
    URL: https://ehp.niehs.nih.gov
    Explores how exposure to natural light improves mood, productivity, and health.

  6. Mayo Clinic
    “Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).”
    URL: https://www.mayoclinic.org
    Explains the causes of seasonal affective disorder and the role light therapy plays in its treatment.

  7. Journal of Biological Rhythms
    “Light at Night Disrupts the Circadian Clock.”
    URL: https://journals.sagepub.com
    Examines how artificial light exposure at night impacts circadian rhythms and overall health.

  8. National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
    “The Role of Light and Melatonin on Sleep and Circadian Rhythms.”
    URL: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
    Comprehensive study on how light influences melatonin production and circadian rhythms.

  9. The Lancet
    “Bright Light Therapy for Depression.”
    URL: https://www.thelancet.com
    Reviews the effectiveness of bright light exposure for treating depression, especially in winter.

  10. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
    “Effects of Light Therapy on Psychological Disorders.”
    URL: https://www.mdpi.com
    Details the therapeutic benefits of light therapy on mental health, particularly for those with seasonal affective disorder.

  11. Sleep Foundation
    “How Light Affects Sleep.”
    URL: https://www.sleepfoundation.org
    Explains the relationship between light exposure, sleep quality, and health outcomes.

  12. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology
    “The Effects of Red and Infrared Light on Mitochondrial Function.”
    URL: https://www.sciencedirect.com
    Explores the benefits of red and infrared light on cellular repair and overall health.

  13. American Psychological Association (APA)
    “The Impact of Sunlight on Mental Health.”
    URL: https://www.apa.org
    Discusses how sunlight exposure influences mood and cognitive function.

  14. International Dark-Sky Association (IDA)
    “The Problem with Artificial Light at Night.”
    URL: https://www.darksky.org
    Highlights the harmful effects of light pollution on human health and circadian rhythms.

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The Ultimate Mattress Guide: Find the Best Mattress for Your Back and Sleep Health

When it comes to health, we often think about the foods we eat, the exercise we do, and how we manage stress. But one area that’s frequently overlooked is sleep—and more specifically, your mattress. Did you know that the mattress you sleep on could be affecting your spinal health, your sleep quality, and even your overall well-being?

As a chiropractor, I see patients all the time who report back pain, neck stiffness, or poor sleep, and one of the first things I recommend is taking a look at their mattress. It may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but the right mattress can make all the difference in relieving pain, improving your sleep, and preventing future injuries.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through what to look for in a mattress, how materials can impact your health, and my top mattress recommendations. Let’s dive in!

Why the Right Mattress Matters for Your Health

Spinal Alignment: The primary function of your mattress is to support your spine while you sleep. Poor spinal alignment while lying down can lead to stiffness, tension, and back pain. Over time, poor support can lead to chronic pain that may require chiropractic care to correct. A mattress that helps maintain the natural curvature of your spine can reduce the strain on your muscles and joints, helping you wake up feeling refreshed instead of sore.

Materials Matter: The Role of Clean Air in Your Sleep Health

When it comes to your health, the materials in your mattress can make or break your quality of sleep—and your overall well-being. Most people spend 6 to 8 hours a night in bed, meaning you spend about a third of your life on your mattress. If your mattress is made with harmful chemicals, this prolonged exposure can negatively impact your body, even while you sleep.

The Hidden Danger of Off-Gassing Chemicals

Many conventional mattresses are made with synthetic materials, such as polyurethane foam, adhesives, and flame retardants. These materials release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the air through a process called off-gassing. VOCs can linger in your bedroom, especially in poorly ventilated spaces, where they’re inhaled while you sleep.

Here’s why this is a problem:

  • Breathing in Chemicals: While you sleep, you inhale more deeply than when awake. If your mattress emits harmful chemicals, you’re directly exposing your lungs to VOCs for hours each night.
  • Health Risks: Prolonged exposure to VOCs has been linked to headaches, respiratory issues, and even long-term health concerns like hormonal disruption and increased cancer risk.
  • Impact on Sleep Quality: VOCs can irritate your airways, leading to discomfort and disrupting your ability to achieve deep, restorative sleep.

Clean Air Completes the Puzzle

Even with a non-toxic mattress, your sleep environment might still contain pollutants from other sources, such as furniture, cleaning products, or poor ventilation. Ensuring the air in your bedroom is clean is just as vital as choosing the right mattress.

Why an Air Filter Matters

Adding a high-quality air filter, like the AirDoctor, to your bedroom can:

  • Remove VOCs and Toxins: Capture harmful chemicals released by older mattresses or furniture.
  • Reduce Allergens: Remove dust, pet dander, and mold spores, alleviating respiratory irritation.
  • Enhance Sleep Quality: Clean air reduces the strain on your lungs and promotes deeper, more restorative sleep.
Open Your Windows for Fresh Air

Simple practices, like opening your windows regularly, also help:

  • Dilute Indoor Toxins: Ventilation allows VOCs and pollutants to escape.
  • Increase Oxygen Levels: Fresh air improves oxygen flow, boosting brain function and sleep quality.
  • Regulate Humidity: Proper airflow prevents the buildup of mold and dust mites.

How to Choose the Right Mattress for Back Pain and Sleep Health

When you’re searching for a mattress, there are several important factors to keep in mind to ensure you get the support you need for spinal health and overall wellness:

  1. Spinal Support: A good mattress should support the natural curves of your spine. Look for mattresses with adjustable slats or those designed to promote proper alignment.

  2. Non-Toxic Materials: Avoid mattresses that are made from synthetic materials like memory foam or polyurethane, which are filled with chemicals that can off-gas. Opt for organic cotton, wool, and natural latex instead. These materials are breathable, comfortable, and free of harmful toxins.

  3. Breathability: Make sure your mattress allows for good airflow. This helps regulate your body temperature during the night, preventing overheating or excessive sweating.

  4. Durability: Choose a mattress that’s built to last. Natural latex and high-quality organic materials tend to last much longer than synthetic alternatives.

  5. EMF-Free Design: Metal coils in mattresses can amplify electromagnetic fields (EMFs), which some studies link to disrupted sleep. A mattress free of metal coils, combined with a wooden bed frame, creates a more restful sleep environment.

Questions to Ask When Shopping for a Mattress

  1. What materials is the mattress made from? Ensure it uses natural, non-toxic components like organic cotton or latex.
  2. Is it supportive for my sleeping position? Side sleepers, back sleepers, and stomach sleepers have different needs when it comes to firmness.
  3. Does it promote good airflow? Look for breathable materials like wool to prevent overheating.
  4. What certifications does it have? Certifications like GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard) verify a mattress’s health and environmental standards.
  5. What is the return policy? Make sure you can test the mattress at home and return it if it doesn’t meet your needs. A good return policy allows you to sleep on the mattress in your own home to make sure it is a great fit for you. 

Popular Mattress Options and My Take

1. Memory Foam Mattresses
  • Pros: Contour to your body, provide pressure relief.
  • Cons: Often made with synthetic foams that off-gas chemicals.
  • Chiropractor’s Note: If you go this route, look for CertiPUR-US certified foam to minimize harmful chemicals.
2. Natural Latex Mattresses
  • Pros: Durable, supportive, and naturally hypoallergenic.
  • Cons: Can be expensive.
  • Chiropractor’s Note: 100% natural latex is ideal, as synthetic blends may contain toxins.
3. Innerspring Mattresses
  • Pros: Traditional option with good airflow.
  • Cons: Metal coils can amplify EMFs and sag over time.
  • Chiropractor’s Note: Avoid if you’re concerned about EMFs or need a mattress with long-lasting support.
4. Hybrid Mattresses
  • Pros: Combine memory foam or latex with springs for support and comfort.
  • Cons: Quality varies widely.
  • Chiropractor’s Note: Look for hybrids that prioritize natural materials and minimal EMF risk.

My Top 2 Recommended Mattresses and Why…

Patients ask all the time what bed I recommend and after researching extensively, my top recommendation is the Samina Sleep System. Here’s why:

  • Customizable Support: Adjustable slats contour to your spine, relieving pressure and preventing pain.
  • Natural Materials: Made with organic cotton, natural latex, and untreated wool.
  • Grounding Pad: The Lokosana grounding pad mimics the effects of being barefoot in nature, improving circulation, reducing pain, and enhancing sleep.

This system is like the Bentley of beds. It is AMAZING but expensive. I worked hard to get a 5% discount code with them for patients which you can use at checkout: LWFC5

While the Samina system is an investment, the benefits for your health and sleep quality are unparalleled. For those looking for a more affordable alternative, consider the Botanical Bliss Organic Latex Mattress by PlushBeds, which offers many of the same health benefits at a lower cost.

Your Mattress Checklist

When shopping for a mattress, keep this checklist in mind:
✅ Natural, non-toxic materials
✅ Spinal alignment and support for your sleeping position
✅ Metal-free design
✅ Temperature regulation with breathable fabrics
✅ Durable construction for long-term use

If you’re already experiencing back pain or discomfort and suspect your mattress might be part of the problem, it’s time to take action. Sleeping on the wrong mattress can worsen existing issues and disrupt your body’s natural alignment. Don’t let poor sleep or pain hold you back from living your best life.

Schedule an Appointment Today

As a chiropractor, I specialize in helping patients identify the root causes of their pain and work toward long-term solutions. Whether it’s your mattress or another underlying issue, we can create a plan to help you feel better, sleep better, and get back to doing the activities you love.

👉 Click here to schedule your chiropractic consultation now.

Want a Full Guide to Recommended Mattresses?

Not sure where to start with mattress shopping? I’ve created a comprehensive mattress buying guide to help you find the perfect mattress for your needs—whether you’re looking for toxin-free materials, spinal support, or budget-friendly options.

👉 Click here to access the full mattress guide.

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