Dr. Kyle Daigle, DC

06/18/2026

Why children who hold it together at school fall apart at home — the nervous system explanation.

06/16/2026

Why two children with the same autism diagnosis need completely opposite daily routines.

06/03/2026

WHAT IF WE’VE BEEN ASKING THE WRONG QUESTION ABOUT SEIZURES?

Most people ask:

“What medication controls the seizure?”

Few ask:

“Why is the brain becoming more excitable in the first place?”

What if the story starts long before the seizure?

📌 In the gut.
📌 In the immune system.
📌 In mitochondrial dysfunction.
📌 In chronic inflammation.
📌 In mast cell mediators.
📌 In environmental exposures.
📌 In hidden infections.
📌 In the body’s ability to regulate itself.

The brain is not floating alone in the skull.

It is connected to every system in the body.

Every bite of food.
Every inflammatory trigger.
Every immune signal.
Every molecule of energy.

When those systems become dysregulated, the brain may become more vulnerable.

This carousel explores the connections that many families are never taught.

Not because the brain isn’t important.

Because the entire body is important.

The future of neurological health may not come from looking at the brain alone.

It may come from finally understanding the systems connected to it.

The question isn’t:
“What’s wrong with the brain?”

The question is:
“What is the brain responding to?”

05/25/2026

Modern life has surrounded us with artificial LED lighting, but emerging research suggests excessive blue-spectrum LED exposure may negatively impact mitochondrial function, cellular energy production, sleep quality, inflammation, and overall nervous system regulation. Studies are now showing that certain wavelengths commonly found in modern LEDs may increase oxidative stress and place additional strain on the eyes, brain, and metabolic systems when we lose balance with natural sunlight exposure.

The light environment we live under every day may be influencing far more than just vision, it may be affecting how our cells produce energy, regulate inflammation, and age over time. Research continues to explore how blue dominant LED lighting could alter mitochondrial respiration and circadian biology, while red and infrared wavelengths appear to support healthier cellular function.

Not all light is biologically equal. As research grows around mitochondria, circadian rhythms, and nervous system health, we may need to rethink the amount of artificial blue light we expose ourselves to daily, especially at night when the brain and body are designed to recover and repair.

“This is an asbestos-level health crisis,” Dr. Glen Jeffrey said of research showing LED light exposure on human mitochondria.

05/24/2026

You weren’t supposed to become an expert in: brain development,gut health,inflammation,nervous system regulation,supplements,sensory therapies,lab work,or neurological dysfunction…

But when your child keeps struggling and nobody can explain WHY…you learn to start connecting the dots yourself.

Maybe the issue isn’t “bad behavior.”Maybe the brain is overwhelmed.Maybe the networks are underconnected.Maybe inflammation is disrupting communication.Maybe the gut is sending stress signals to the brain.Maybe chronic congestion is affecting the nervous system.

And maybe…1–2 “normal” tests were never the full picture.

Too many families are told:“wait and see.”“they’ll grow out of it.”“everything looks normal.”

Meanwhile the child is still:• struggling to regulate• stuck in sensory overload• having involuntary movements• emotionally dysregulated• plateauing developmentally• fighting through a nervous system that feels unsafe

This post is your reminder: You are not crazy for continuing to search.

Because some moms aren’t “doing too much.”They’re compensating for a system that stopped searching too early.

The goal shouldn’t just be labeling symptoms.The goal should be understanding WHY the symptoms exist in the first place.

Your child is not a lost cause.The map may just be incomplete.

04/28/2026

Interesting article!

Children under age five face an average of six to eight respiratory infections a year. As we age, we develop the ability to ward off more infections, but for the younger population, these respiratory infections often become serious, even life-threatening. Globally, over 700,000 kids die each year of...

04/19/2026

“They were told not to expect much.
But no child is limited to a prognosis.”

Clara was diagnosed with pontine tegmental cap dysplasia—a rare genetic condition that often comes with significant developmental challenges. Feeding difficulties, low muscle tone, delayed milestones, cranial nerve involvement… the kind of diagnosis that can make families feel like the future has already been written.

But here’s the truth: function can improve, even when genetics don’t change.

After just one week of intensive care, Clara showed something powerful:
• Improved facial tone
• The ability to hold her head up
• Getting into a quadruped position for the first time

That’s not luck. That’s what happens when you stop looking at one system, and start looking at the entire human.

We assess the brain, brainstem, cranial nerves, primitive reflexes, immune system, and nutrition. We integrate neurological rehab with metabolic and regenerative strategies. Because real progress doesn’t come from isolated thinking, it comes from comprehensive action.

Will every child reach 100%? No.
But can you change the trajectory? Absolutely.

And sometimes, changing the trajectory is everything.

This is what a chance looks like.
This is Clara’s story beginning to shift.

04/09/2026

Most parents were never told this…

Crawling is one of the most important neurological milestones your child will ever go through.

And yet—
it’s often skipped, rushed, or ignored.

If your child:
• Didn’t latch properly
• Scooted instead of crawled
• Walked early without crawling

You may be seeing the effects today:
speech delays, attention issues, behavioral struggles.

This isn’t coincidence.
It’s missed development.

The brain builds in layers.
And crawling is one of the most important layers.

04/03/2026

Most kids aren’t “difficult.”
They’re inflamed.

And we’re calling it behavior.

We’re watching kids struggle with:
• focus
• emotions
• regulation

…and no one is asking the real question:

What is driving the inflammation?

Instead:
• we hand out labels
• we normalize dysfunction
• we ignore the inputs

Food.
Environment.
Gut health.

All ignored.

So parents keep searching…
while the root stays untouched.

This isn’t about perfection.

It’s about waking up.

Because once you see what’s actually happening you realize:

you were never given the full picture.