Dr. Spencer Zimmerman

Dr. Spencer Zimmerman Treat POTS, dysautonomia, concussions, autoimmune, and help prevent dementia.

The only dual-licensed nurse practitioner and chiropractor using advanced neurological diagnostics, functional neurology, functional medicine, and peptide therapy in Florida.

02/15/2026

Possibly suffered a concussion? Here are 3 things that should be evaluated, but most think it's imaging and that's not part of an exam.

If you’re dealing with dizziness, you’ve probably heard this before“Your MRI looks normal.”“Your labs are fine.”“Maybe i...
02/15/2026

If you’re dealing with dizziness, you’ve probably heard this before

“Your MRI looks normal.”
“Your labs are fine.”
“Maybe it’s just anxiety.”

But you still feel off.
Unsteady.
Lightheaded.
Disconnected.

Whether it started after a concussion, with POTS, or seemingly out of nowhere. Dizziness is rarely random.

Your brain has to constantly process information from your eyes, inner ears, and neck to keep you stable.

If even one of those systems is sending distorted information, your brain struggles to create a clear picture of where you are in space.

And that’s when dizziness happens.

Imaging doesn’t measure function.
- It doesn’t measure eye movements.
- It doesn’t measure balance integration.
- It doesn’t measure how your brain coordinates incoming information.

Functional testing does.

For many people, the problem isn’t that nothing is wrong.
It’s that the right things were never measured.

At Peak Brain and Body, we look at how these systems are communicating — not just whether a scan looks normal.

Because dizziness isn’t something you should have to just fight through.

And when the real driver is identified, stability becomes possible again.

If this sounds like you, you’re not crazy.
You’re likely just missing the right evaluation.

We treat patients from all over the Tampa Bay Metro and across the United States. International patients may also travel in.

For those who would travel in we offer intensives where over a short period of time most see a lot of progress.

My TV segment on Concussions
02/15/2026

My TV segment on Concussions

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02/14/2026

What are symptoms that someone who experiences a concussion may have?

Happy Valentine's Day Friendly reminder, there is nothing more important you can give a loved one then their health. Thi...
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day

Friendly reminder, there is nothing more important you can give a loved one then their health.

This isn't about medspa treatment, massages, or other very optional things that don't matter after a week.

It's about chronic headaches, fatigue, dizziness, brain fog, etc that routinely impacts their daily life.

If your loved one doesn't have any of those, then great use the money and do the traditional things. But if they routinely talk about those symptoms, then it's time for them to feel good.

02/13/2026

Why does dizziness occur after a concussion?

If your provider doesn't understand this, then you won't get better

If you've been diagnosed with POTS, this picture is about the extent of what you've been told.Just add in rotating diffe...
02/13/2026

If you've been diagnosed with POTS, this picture is about the extent of what you've been told.

Just add in rotating different medications: metoprolol/propranolol, midodrine, ivabradine, fludrocortisone and that's about it.

What if there is more that you can do?

After treating this extensively the past few years and in total over a decade, clinically I can tell you people are misled to accept less than what they are capable of.

It's not because the provider intends to, it's the model of treatment doesn't work.

When you switch the model from cardiology to understanding neurology and what impacts neurology you will routinely get your life back.

It all starts by understand where you are at so you can get a plan tailored to your unique needs.

02/11/2026

Are you dizzy with simple movements?

Maybe you've suffered a concussion or diagnosed with POTS/dysautonomia, or not sure.

Here's what you should know

02/09/2026
If you've been diagnosed with POTS or Dysautonomia, you may have realized that a lot of attention gets paid to managing ...
02/08/2026

If you've been diagnosed with POTS or Dysautonomia, you may have realized that a lot of attention gets paid to managing heart rate and blood pressure.

While it's important to acknowledge these, you still don't find that medication management truly makes you feel much better.

At Peak Brain and Body we understand that changes to heart rate and blood pressure are just another symptom that individuals experience.

When you identify what causes nervous system dysfunction that's where not only do your vitals improve, but so does energy, brain fog, headaches, dizziness, and much more.

We go beyond the standard care for POTS as it doesn't work.

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02/08/2026

Dealing with POTS?

Does iron levels really matter?

02/07/2026

POTS?
Is it a neuro or cardiac issue, plus is that all that should be considered?

Address

2404 Creel Lane, Ste 101
Wesley Chapel, FL
33544

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 1pm

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About Me

Hi, my name is Spencer Zimmerman. I am a healthcare provider trained as a Nurse Practitioner and Chiropractor. I believe patients play a critical role in their health, but they often feel hopeless in that pursuit. They may feel the only thing they can do is to take a prescribed medication, but this is far from the truth. I believe my role as a provider is to act like a coach for my patients. A coach helps an athlete take their game to a new level. The athlete may not know what they need to do but with the right coaching they can improve as long as they are putting in the work.

I seek to provide and arm my patients with the knowledge and skills to improve their health. There are so many things that they can do when instructed properly such as diet, lifestyle, exercise, stress reduction, mindfulness, and sleep hygiene to take control of their health.

I have a particular interest in helping those with neurological based symptoms or conditions such as concussion, mTBI, TBI, stroke, dementia, vertigo, and migraines. In addition to these I help those suffering from autoimmunity, gut issues, chronic fatigue, and chronic infections.