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What if hypermobility is not a problem to fix, but a pattern that needs the right support to become a strength?
In this minisode, Dr. Aaron Hartman explores hypermobility as a commonly overlooked pattern that can influence coordination, sensory input, nervous system regulation, and long-term health. He explains how hypermobility can function as a strength when supported, but may contribute to anxiety, poor sleep, inflammation, and chronic symptoms when paired with nutrient deficiencies, environmental exposures, or infections.
This conversation helps listeners understand why hypermobility often shows up alongside chronic inflammatory conditions, neurodivergence, autonomic symptoms, and heightened stress responses, and why supportive foundations like nutrition, environment, and self-regulation matter so much for these individuals.
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