Dr. Paige Enwright DC

Dr. Paige Enwright DC Hi, I’m Dr Paige Enwright, DC! Empowering you to take control of your health and stay on top of it is why I became a chiropractor.

I want patients to live their lives to the fullest in the hopes their health journey inspires others.

09/02/2026

High estrogen is information.

Low progesterone is information.

Heavy periods are information.

But none of those things, by themselves, tell me WHY that pattern is happening.

And that’s the piece I don’t want to skip.

Because it’s SO easy to get a lab result back, see something flagged, and immediately Google:

“What supplement lowers estrogen?”

“What increases progesterone?”

“What should I take for estrogen dominance?”

And I get it.

You’re trying to help yourself feel better.

But Google only knows the question you typed in.

It doesn’t know your history.

It doesn’t know what the rest of your bloodwork looks like.

It doesn’t know what your gut is doing.

It doesn’t know what your liver markers look like.

It doesn’t know what the rest of your hormone picture looks like.

That’s why when this patient came to me with high estrogen, low progesterone, heavier periods AND estrogen that had continued to rise despite the supplements she had tried…

I had more questions.

Was she producing more estrogen?

How was she metabolizing and clearing it?

What role could her liver be playing?

What about her gut?

What else was happening with her hormones that we hadn’t seen yet?

So we went back to the bigger picture.

We looked through her bloodwork, including her lipid panel and liver markers.

We talked through her symptoms and her history.

And she went home with a stool test and a DUTCH test because I wanted more information before deciding what her body actually needed.

And yes — supplements may STILL end up being part of the plan.

So might dietary changes.

So might lifestyle changes.

The difference is that I want to be able to explain WHY we’re doing them.

Because matching a supplement to a symptom isn’t the same thing as understanding why that symptom is happening in the first place.

You don’t need another random thing to try.

You deserve to know why. 💚

If you’re tired of guessing what your body needs, comment “ready” and we will get you scheduled for a discovery call.

To the woman who is exhausted from trying so hard.The woman who wants answers and not another checklist.The woman who kn...
09/01/2026

To the woman who is exhausted from trying so hard.

The woman who wants answers and not another checklist.

The woman who knows her body is capable of more, but wants someone to actually listen and look deeper.

You don’t need someone to tell you to try harder.
You deserve someone who will take the time to understand your story and help you understand what your body may be telling you.

Because there isn’t one test that explains every fertility journey and there isn’t one protocol that fits every woman.

That’s why I believe in taking the time to understand the whole picture before deciding what information may actually be helpful.

💛 If you’re looking for a someone who wants to understand your story, I would love to connect.

Send me a DM with the word “READY” or schedule a complimentary discovery call through the link in my bio.

You don’t have to figure it all out alone.

08/31/2026

You have ulcerative colitis.

You’ve had the colonoscopy.
You have the diagnosis.
You’ve probably had stool testing done before.

And you’re doing everything you’ve been told to do.

But you still keep wondering…

“Is there anything else I can do?”

This is where I want to get curious.

Because a lot of the stool testing you may have already had was ordered to answer a very specific question.

Is there an infection?

Is there blood present?

How much intestinal inflammation is there?

Those are important questions.

But they’re not the ONLY questions we can ask about your gut.

I might want to know:

What does your microbiome look like?

Are there patterns of bacterial imbalance?

How are you actually digesting your food?

What does pancreatic elastase look like?

Are you producing healthy amounts of short-chain fatty acids like butyrate?

What does the overall environment of your gut look like?

And then I want to zoom out even further.

Because maybe you've noticed your gut symptoms change around your period.

Maybe stress seems to make everything worse.

Maybe you're exhausted.

Maybe certain foods seem completely fine one month and suddenly don't feel fine at all.

Those things make me curious too.

What are your hormones doing?

What is your cortisol pattern?

What does your thyroid look like?

What foods are actually working for YOU?

Because ulcerative colitis may be your diagnosis.

But you're still a whole person.

And when you're sitting in front of me saying,

“I know I have UC. I just want to know if there's anything ELSE I can be doing…”

I don't want to brush past that question.

I want to explore it with you.

💚 If this is the conversation you've been looking for, send me “GUT” and let's talk.

"I've always had bad PMS."I hear that all the time.But just because something is common doesn't mean it's something you ...
08/28/2026

"I've always had bad PMS."

I hear that all the time.

But just because something is common doesn't mean it's something you have to simply accept.

Your menstrual cycle gives us valuable information about what's happening in your body.

Your energy.
Your mood.
Your sleep.
Your cravings.
Your bleeding.
Your pain.

Those aren't just inconveniences. They're pieces of the story.

My goal isn't to help you "get through" your cycle.
It's to understand what your body may be communicating and ask better questions about why you're experiencing the symptoms you are.

✨ If you've been told your symptoms are "just hormones" but you know something feels off, I'd love to help you explore the bigger picture.

Schedule a complimentary discovery call through the link in my bio to learn more about my approach.

08/28/2026

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08/27/2026

“If everything is normal… why am I still not getting pregnant?”

That question deserves more than a shrug.

When someone has been trying to conceive, I want to understand what has actually been evaluated — because fertility is so much bigger than one progesterone level or whether an ovulation strip turned positive.

I want to know:

What does your thyroid look like — and were thyroid antibodies ever checked?

What do your hormones look like across the bigger picture? Depending on your history, I may use a DUTCH test to look at hormone metabolites and cortisol patterns throughout the day.

And when it comes to stress, I don't love simply telling a woman who desperately wants a baby to “stress less.”

I want to understand how her body is responding to stress in the first place.

I want to know what's happening in the gut. How are you digesting? What does your microbial environment look like? Are there signs that make me want to investigate inflammation, digestion, or the foods you're eating more closely?

And we absolutely need to talk about HIM.

A fertility conversation shouldn't become an endless investigation of her body while his gets a pass. I want to know about s***m count, motility AND morphology.

And because I'm a chiropractor, I'm also thinking about something that doesn't show up on a fertility lab report: the nervous system.

Because how your body responds and adapts to the world around you matters to me. Your nervous system is constantly taking in information and helping your body respond to it — which is why nervous system health and chiropractic care are still part of how I look at the whole person.

Does every woman need every test I showed in this reel? No.

But if you've been trying to conceive and keep hearing that everything is “normal,” I think it's fair to ask:

What have we actually looked at?

Sometimes the next step isn't guessing.

It's asking better questions. 💚🧩

If you're ready to start asking those questions, schedule a complimentary discovery call through the link in my bio.

Educational purposes only. This content is not a substitute for individualized medical or fertility care.

Over the past few years, it has become increasingly obvious how many people and institutions have an opinion about what ...
08/26/2026

Over the past few years, it has become increasingly obvious how many people and institutions have an opinion about what is best for your health and your family.

But when it comes to your health, who should ultimately have the final say?

You.

Your health is personal. Your body is unique. And the decisions you make for yourself and your family deserve to be informed, thoughtful, and empowered.

At I DISAGREE, Dr. Patrick Flynn will challenge conventional thinking about health, wellness, chiropractic care, and the way we approach healthcare.

This isn't about blindly accepting what you've always been told.

It's about learning more, asking better questions, understanding how the body is designed to function, and becoming more confident in the decisions you make about your health.

Because if you aren't making informed decisions about your health, someone else will be happy to make them for you.

Join us for an evening that is engaging, empowering, and thought-provoking — and leave with a different perspective on what it means to take control of your health and wellness.

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If you're thinking, “This sounds like something my spouse would enjoy, but I'll stay home…”

I DISAGREE! 😉

Bring your spouse. Bring a friend. Bring someone who isn't afraid to question the status quo.

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08/24/2026

POV: You asked me if I wanted to test your hormones.

No. I want two. 😂

Because your hormones don’t exist in isolation.

Bloodwork gives me an important snapshot of what’s circulating at that moment. I can look at your thyroid hormones, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA and other markers—and then zoom out even further.

What does your blood sugar look like?

How are your liver enzymes?

What about your iron and ferritin?

Because if we're talking about fatigue, stubborn weight changes, irregular or difficult cycles, hair changes, fertility, or simply not feeling like yourself, I don't want to look at your hormones without looking at the body they're functioning in.

Then there’s the DUTCH test.

DUTCH is dried urine hormone testing, and it gives us a different view. Instead of only asking, “How much hormone is there?” we can start looking at what your body is doing with those hormones.

How are you metabolizing estrogen?

What do your androgen metabolites look like?

What is your cortisol pattern throughout the day?

How is cortisol being metabolized?

What are your progesterone and estrogen metabolites showing us?

That information can help me connect pieces that bloodwork alone may not show.

So no—I don't think everyone needs every test.

But when I'm trying to understand WHY you feel the way you do, sometimes I want the bloodwork AND the DUTCH.

Different tests can give us different pieces of the story.

And sometimes, I want two. 😉

Wondering what testing actually makes sense for YOU? That’s exactly what we can talk about. Schedule a complimentary discovery call through the link in my bio.

One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that if your thyroid labs improve, you should automatically feel like yourse...
08/24/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that if your thyroid labs improve, you should automatically feel like yourself again.

Sometimes that happens.
Sometimes it doesn't.

If you're still exhausted, struggling with brain fog, experiencing digestive changes, or feeling unlike yourself, those symptoms deserve a conversation.

Taking thyroid medication doesn’t mean we stop asking questions.

If you still don’t feel well, I want to know why.
What else could be contributing to the fatigue, brain fog, digestive changes, cycle changes, or other symptoms you’re experiencing?

My goal is to understand your symptoms, your history, and your health as a whole so we can make informed decisions together.

✨ If you're looking for someone who believes your symptoms deserve to be heard, I'd love to help.

Schedule a complimentary discovery call through the link in my bio.

Meanwhile, you’re wondering why your body doesn’t feel like your body anymore.You can’t lose the weight.You’re waking up...
08/21/2026

Meanwhile, you’re wondering why your body doesn’t feel like your body anymore.

You can’t lose the weight.
You’re waking up at 3 AM like clockwork.
Your hair is everywhere in the shower.
Your anxiety feels different—and worse.
You feel puffy, inflamed, and exhausted.
Your libido has practically disappeared.
And despite doing “all the right things,” you just don’t feel like yourself.

This is where women are so often missed.

Because technically?

Your labs may fall within the conventional “normal” range.

But normal doesn’t always mean optimal.

And one lab value rarely tells the whole story.

Ferritin at 28 tells me your iron reserves are low. Not low enough for a diagnosis. But low enough to impact oxygen delivery, thyroid conversion, recovery, metabolism, energy, and hair growth.
A TSH of 3.1 tells me your brain is already asking the thyroid to work harder.

Vitamin D at 30? Also “normal.” But nowhere near optimal for hormone signaling, immune function, insulin sensitivity, inflammation control, mood, or recovery.

This is why we don’t believe in looking at labs in isolation.

Your body isn’t failing you.

It may be communicating that something needs more support.
And sometimes the answer isn’t another restrictive diet, another workout, or another six months of being told everything is “fine.”

Sometimes, you need someone to look at the whole picture.

Don’t ignore the signals.

If this sounds like you, send me a message. Let’s start connecting the dots.

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