Functional Medicine

Many people begin the new year determined to finally overcome chronic stiffness and regain confidence in their movement, yet their spine often carries years of stress, fatigue, and compensation patterns. Lasting resilience comes from rebuilding how the body communicates, stabilizes, and adapts—not from quick fixes or aggressive approaches. With the right testing, hands-on treatment, neuromuscular retraining, and daily habits, anyone can create a spine that moves with strength, stability, and ease.

Every cell in the body carries an energetic signature that reveals how well it’s functioning. The Qest 4 Analysis uses bioenergetic testing to detect stress patterns, nutrient needs, and hidden imbalances before they develop into illness. By interpreting this data, personalized care plans can restore balance, improve energy, and support long-term wellness.

Brain fog is more than forgetfulness—it’s a signal of deeper imbalance. At our Greenville clinic, we uncover the root causes through functional testing and holistic therapies to help you regain focus, clarity, and lasting mental energy.

Active Release Technique (ART) is a hands-on therapy designed to identify and break up adhesions in muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and nerves that restrict movement and cause pain. By combining precise manual pressure with patient‑guided movement, ART restores normal tissue glide, improves blood flow, and resets neuromuscular patterns. It’s used worldwide for overuse injuries, scar tissue, nerve entrapment, and chronic tension. Unlike passive treatments, ART offers targeted, immediate improvements in range of motion and function.

Root-cause care from a doctor who’s lived it. Learn how Dr. Day's personal healing journey shaped a unique, results-driven approach to functional medicine. From lab testing to fascia work to emotional mapping — this is true whole-body healing, done right.

Functional blood chemistry is not a fad — it’s a framework for seeing early dysfunction and restoring optimum physiology before disease becomes obvious. If you follow Dr. Mark Hyman, Peter Attia, or the more methodical functional-medicine curve of clinicians like Dr. Datis Kharrazian and the Apex seminars, this post is for you. I’ll explain the origins of the approach, the sets of labs we prioritize, the subtle (often missed) early-warning signals we act on, and why pairing smart blood work with targeted follow-up care in Greenville matters right now.