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Elevated Chiropractic, 3882 W 530, Pryor, OK (2026)

02/23/2026

Elevated is getting a large number of requests for animals heading to the Oklahoma Youth Expo (OYE), March 8th-20th. If your animal is going to compete, now is the time to get ahead!

One of the biggest mistakes is waiting until your animal is already sore, stiff, or not performing well. Chiropractic care works best when it is proactive. Adjustments done before a show allow the body time to adapt, stabilize, and function optimally.

Animal can help ⤵️
• Improve flexibility and range of motion
• Support proper muscle firing and symmetry
• Enhance performance and endurance
• Reduce compensation and risk of injury
• Support comfort during the stress of hauling, tying, and showing

Hauling, changes in routine, different footing, and the physical demands of showing all place additional stress on your animal’s body and nervous system. Making sure they are functioning at their best before arriving at a show can make a noticeable difference in how they move, brace, and present.

Elevated is FULLY booked this week so please call/ message us ahead of time so we can try to accommodate everyone! If you are still needing something last minute, please still reach out as Dr. Bailey might already be in the area or she can help you find another animal chiropractor to get your animal adjusted!

📸 ft. Penny (Dr. Bailey tries not to choose favorites but she is the perfect example of a good girl) 🫶🏼🐷

02/23/2026

It was a little chilly but we had the best time at the Crowning Moment Race put on by Nicicola Creek Productions today!! You can see Dr. Bailey at NCP’s upcoming races as well!

Who’s ready for the warmer weather to come and stay? 🙋🏼‍♀️ Dr. Bailey is!

02/21/2026

Medically, infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after twelve months of regular unprotected in*******se under the age of 35, or six months over the age of 35. But biologically, infertility begins long before that point.

The most common causes of infertility ⤵️
1. Ovulatory Dysfunction: this is the most common cause of female infertility
ex) irregular cycles, anovulation, short luteal phase, low progesterone, PCOS & hypothalamic amenorrhea

2. Hormonal Imbalances: influenced by the thyroid hormones, insulin, cortisol, & prolactin
ex) high cortisol, low progesterone, estrogen dominance, thyroid dysfunction, insulin resistance & elevated prolactin

3. Inflammation & Immune Dysfunction: conditions like endometriosis, autoimmune disease, gut dysfunction, food sensitivities, & chronic infections all create inflammatory environments that make conception more difficult
• inflammation can damage s***m & eggs, interfere with hormone receptors, disrupt implantation & increase miscarriage risk

4. Poor Blood Flow & Circulation: without adequate blood flow, oxygen & nutrients cannot reach reproductive tissues
ex) sedentary lifestyle, chronic pelvic tension, stress induced vasoconstriction

5. Metabolic Dysfunction: insulin resistance, blood sugar instability, nutrient deficiencies, and mitochondrial dysfunction all reduce the body’s capacity to support reproduction
• infertility is often seen along side fatigue, brain fog, weight fluctuation & digestive issues

6. Male Factor Infertility: 50% of infertility cases involve male factors
ex) low s***m count, poor motility, abnormal morphology, DNA fragmentation, low testosterone, varicocele, chronic inflammation

7. Structural/ Anatomical Factors: account for fewer cases than functional/ physiological causes
ex) blocked fallopian tubes, polyps, fibroids, uterine abnormalities, scar tissue & pelvic adhesions

What you can do if you are struggling with infertility ⤵️
Look beyond reproductive organs, regulate your nervous system, address inflammation & gut health, support metabolic health, evaluate both partners & focus on function

“Normal” labs do not always mean optimal!

Pt. 6 coming next week!

02/20/2026

Fertility does not end at ovulation. In many cases, ovulation and fertilization happen successfully, but pregnancy does not occur because timing or implantation is not optimal.

After ovulation, the egg enters the fallopian tube where it can be fertilized by a s***m. The egg is only viable for about 12 to 24 hours. This means there is a very small window for fertilization to occur. S***m can survive in the female reproductive tract for up to five days, which is why the fertile window includes the five days leading up to ovulation and the day of ovulation itself.

Once fertilization occurs, a zygote is formed and begins dividing as it travels toward the uterus. Over the next several days, it develops into a blastocyst. Around day five to six after fertilization, the blastocyst reaches the uterus and prepares to implant into the uterine lining.

The implantation window is also limited. This window usually occurs about six to ten days after ovulation. During this time, the uterine lining must be in a very specific hormonal and neurological state to allow the embryo to attach. If implantation does not occur during this window, the embryo will not survive, even if fertilization was successful.

This means conception requires two perfectly timed events. Fertilization must occur within a 24 hour window, and implantation must occur within a narrow window several days later.

The implantation window is regulated by multiple systems in the body‼️
• Progesterone must rise adequately after ovulation to prepare and maintain the uterine lining
• Estrogen must be balanced to support endometrial receptivity
• Pelvic blood flow must be sufficient to nourish the uterine tissue
• The immune system must allow embryo attachment without triggering inflammation
• Cortisol and chronic stress can shift the body out of a receptive state
• Thyroid hormones influence endometrial development and embryo signaling
• Insulin resistance and blood sugar instability reduce progesterone receptor sensitivity

Fertility is not just about releasing an egg. It is about timing, receptivity, balance, and nervous system regulation.

Stay Tuned for pt. 5 🧩

02/19/2026

There are still so many people who think chiropractic is only for back pain.

But chiropractic is so much more than that.
There is animal chiropractic for performance, movement, and recovery.
There is pediatric chiropractic for nervous system support and development.
And there is family wellness care for stress, mobility, and overall function.

That is why I talk about chiropractic as much as I can. The more people understand what it really supports, the more empowered they are to take care of their bodies and their animals.

02/18/2026

🚩 Glyphosate 🚩

Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the world and is found in many w**d killers used in agriculture, lawns, and roadside spraying. While it is designed to kill plants, it does not stay limited to w**ds. It can enter the body through food, water, air, and skin contact.

What makes glyphosate especially concerning is how it impacts the gut and nervous system, which are deeply connected.

Glyphosate and the Gut Microbiome ⤵️
The gut microbiome is made up of trillions of bacteria that help with digestion, immune function, nutrient absorption, and even neurotransmitter production.
Glyphosate acts as an antimicrobial. This means it can kill or suppress beneficial gut bacteria while allowing more harmful bacteria to survive.

When the microbiome becomes imbalanced, this can lead to: increased gut inflammation, weakened immune system, leaky gut and food sensitivities, poor nutrient absorption and chronic digestive symptoms

Many neurotransmitters are produced in the gut, including serotonin and dopamine. When the gut is inflamed or imbalanced, the brain does not receive the same quality of chemical signals.

The gut and brain communicate through the vagus nerve, immune signaling, hormones, and neurotransmitters. This is often called the gut brain axis. A healthy gut supports a regulated nervous system. A stressed or inflamed gut sends danger signals to the brain.

Glyphosate driven gut imbalance can contribute to: increased anxiety, mood changes, brain fog, poor focus, lower stress tolerance

The brain interprets gut inflammation as a threat, which can keep the nervous system stuck in a heightened stress state.

Glyphosate and Nervous System Stress ⤵️
The nervous system is responsible for regulating sleep, digestion, hormone balance, immune function, and emotional resilience. Chronic low level toxin exposure adds stress to the nervous system even if symptoms are subtle.

Over time this can show up as: fatigue and burnout, sleep disruption, sensory sensitivities, increased pain perception, and poor recovery from stress or exercise

🧩 You cannot avoid every toxin, but you can support the systems that protect you.

02/17/2026

Beginning the Year of the Fire Horse 🐎🔥

The Fire Horse represents energy, strength, momentum, and transformation.
It is a year associated with passion, movement, resilience, and bold growth.

This year is meant to feel:
• Motivated
• Forward moving
• Empowered
• Grounded in purpose
• Aligned with change and expansion

The Fire Horse energy is about stepping into action, trusting your instincts, and allowing yourself to evolve. It is a reminder that growth often comes from movement, not staying comfortable or stuck.

This is a year to build momentum, listen to your body, honor your goals, and move with intention, both physically and mentally.

A year for progress, power, and purposeful change.

02/16/2026

Did you know several U.S. Presidents have utilized chiropractic care as part of their health routine?
Presidents like George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Ronald Reagan have all reportedly received chiropractic care.

While we are not treating presidents (yet 😉), we are open and in office today to help you stay aligned, comfortable, and performing at your best!

02/15/2026

We are set up in Pawhuska today! Stop by and see us! Excited to watch several Elevated Chiropractic horses run 🤩

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from Elevated Chiropractic.
Thank you for trusting us with your health. ❤️

02/13/2026

Fertility is never just a female issue. In fact, male factors contribute to nearly 40 to 50 percent of infertility cases.

S***m production is a complex neurological and hormonal process controlled by the brain through the same HPG axis. The hypothalamus and pituitary signal the te**es to produce testosterone and begin s***matogenesis, the process of making s***m. From start to finish, s***m take about 70 to 75 days to fully develop, which means male fertility today reflects lifestyle and health from the last three months.

S***m quality is measured by three main factors: count, motility, and morphology. These determine how many s***m are present, how well they move, and how normal their structure is. Even when count is normal, poor motility or abnormal shape can make fertilization difficult.

S***m can be highly affected by the internal and external environment 🧩
• Stress: high cortisol suppresses testosterone and s***m production
• Heat: te**es must remain slightly cooler than body temperature
• Inflammation: damages s***m DNA and mitochondrial function
• Oxidative stress: free radicals reduce motility and viability
• Toxins: plastics, pesticides, heavy metals, and endocrine disruptors
• Poor circulation: limits oxygen and nutrient delivery to the te**es
• Nervous system dysregulation: impacts hormonal signaling and blood flow

S***m require massive amounts of energy to swim, pe*****te the egg, and deliver DNA. This means mitochondrial health and antioxidant status are critical for male fertility.

What you can do to support s***m health ⤵️
• Reduce heat exposure- avoid hot tubs, saunas, laptops on the lap, and tight underwear
• Prioritize sleep and stress regulation- testosterone is produced primarily during deep sleep
• Support mitochondrial function-Zinc, selenium, CoQ10, L-carnitine, vitamin C, vitamin E, and omega 3s improve s***m quality
• Detox your environment- limit plastics, fragrance, pesticides, and endocrine disruptors
• Improve circulation- movement, spinal health, pelvic alignment, and exercise support testicular blood flow
• Fuel s***m production- adequate protein, healthy fats, and micronutrients are essential

Stay Tuned for Part 4 ♻️

02/12/2026

Busy season is here.

20+ horses last week and already booking into mid March.
Time slots are becoming limited as schedules fill up.

As training, hauling, and competition increase, animal chiropractic helps support how the body moves and adapts to higher physical demands.

Animal chiropractic focuses on:
• Joint motion and mobility
• Nervous system communication
• Muscle balance and coordination
• Detecting and addressing compensations early

When joints move properly, the nervous system can better communicate with the rest of the body. This allows animals to move more efficiently, recover better, and perform more comfortably throughout the season.

Message or call us to get your animal scheduled.

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