Sep 3, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
Dr. Bree Allred hosts Dr. Tyler Shearer of Ideal Family Chiropractic to discuss nervous system regulation and how stress affects pain, muscle tension, sleep, digestion, pelvic health, and well-being…
Tyler ShearerGuest
Bree AllredHost
Why do you feel like two people can experience the exact same stressful situation, but have completely different physical responses?

But I think that it has a lot to do with our upbringing, you know, the environment that we surround ourselves with, our mindset, any weak points, whether those are like physiological, you know, structural weak points where maybe you have an old injury and that can get exacerbated when you encounter stress.

For me personally, my low back, I used to do a lot of wood splitting, you know, with like an ax because we had a wood burning stove.

So anytime I encounter a lot of stress, like emotional or mental stress, my low back will really hurt for like two weeks.

And I'm sure that a lot of people feel that too with different places that they've had different injuries and things before.

Like if you experience, you know, muscles that aren't quite developed, you could have... discomfort in those areas when you encounter stressful things.

And like, there's certain things that are out of our control and there are certain things that are in our control, but based on beliefs that we have and, and just how we were, how we perceive things, right.

Why do you feel like two people can experience the exact same stressful situation, but have completely different physical responses?

But I think that it has a lot to do with our upbringing, you know, the environment that we surround ourselves with, our mindset, any weak points, whether those are like physiological, you know, structural weak points where maybe you have an old injury and that can get exacerbated when you encounter stress.

For me personally, my low back, I used to do a lot of wood splitting, you know, with like an ax because we had a wood burning stove.

So anytime I encounter a lot of stress, like emotional or mental stress, my low back will really hurt for like two weeks.

And I'm sure that a lot of people feel that too with different places that they've had different injuries and things before.

Like if you experience, you know, muscles that aren't quite developed, you could have... discomfort in those areas when you encounter stressful things.

And like, there's certain things that are out of our control and there are certain things that are in our control, but based on beliefs that we have and, and just how we were, how we perceive things, right.
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