Dayne Sullivan, ND

06/13/2026

Most people think they are reacting to reality.
They're reacting to an interpretation they created years ago.

That's why two people can experience the same event and produce completely different outcomes.

06/12/2026

Plants grow when they are given something to reach for.

As it turns out, humans tend to follow suite.

06/07/2026

A very common thing for people with dysautonomia is feeling like their body has two settings:

1. I can do all the things, activities, etc

2. We’re gonna have a real problem if I don’t have a chair in the next 30 seconds

And there’s absolutely no in between.

05/20/2026

Millennial midlife crises are hilarious because one friend is training for an ultramarathon while another is microdosing in the woods talking about nervous system regulation.

And somehow both are like:
“I’ve honestly never been more aligned.”

04/18/2026

Signs your loved one is going through and/or processing really heavy to them:
- They suddenly get clingy again.
- They start wetting the bed again.
- They lose skills they had.
- They're eating patterns change.
- They are much more/less talkative than normal.

Regression is their way of saying "something feels heavy right now and I'm overwhelmed by it"

04/04/2026

I'm curious to see if they actually research Chronic Lyme vs PLDS

Tufts University researchers have received a $20.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to try to answer some of the most vexing questions around chronic Lyme disease.
here is full article https://medicine.tufts.edu/news-events/news/large-scale-study-will-seek-unearth-causes-persistent-symptoms-lyme-disease

The collaborative team will lead the largest NIH-funded prospective study to date, following patients from their earliest diagnosis of Lyme disease in order to better identify why some people go on to develop debilitating symptoms later on.

03/29/2026

Provider: know what it’s called when you can’t take it anymore and are incredibly overstimulated, but still just keep taking it?

Them: a person who is easy to get along with?

Provider: Dear god, No.