Dr. Jessica Lynn Wilson

Dr. Jessica Lynn Stangenwald Wilson | Dr. Mario A. Leza
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Dr. Jessica Lynn Stangenwald Wilson

Dr. Jessica Lynn Stangenwald Wilson, owner of Body Tune-Up in Hurst, Texas has been providing family wellness care since 2005.She graduated from Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, Tx in 2004.She has had special training in pediatrics, pregnancy, woman's wellness and nutrition.

Dr. Wilson enjoys teaching and does volunteer public speaking to groups including PTA's, woman's support groups, church groups, corporate prevention health programs and community health fairs.Call our office to see what health classes are available so Dr. Wilson can come and talk to your organization.

Dr. Wilson graduated from MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas in 1995.After graduation, she attended University of Dallas and worked towards her Biology degree.In 1999, Dr. Wilson graduated from University of Texas - Arlington with a BS in Biology.In 2001, she completed her Masters in Biology and then went to Parker College of Chiropractic.

Dr. Wilson was born in Lansing, MI on February 28, 1977.She moved to Texas when she was nine and currently resides in Euless with her daughter Jaelyn and husband Clint; black lab, Jazmine; and quaker parrot, Polly.

Dr. Wilson is a certified American Heart CPR instructor, a certified backpack safety instructor, and a member of Chiropractic Leadership Alliance, Society of Chiropractic Masters, Doctors' Speakers Bureau, and the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association.

When Dr. Wilson is not at the office saving lives, she enjoys spending her free time with her daughter Jaelyn and husband Clint.They enjoy going camping, traveling and finding new places and sites to see.Dr. Wilson also enjoys snorkeling, scuba diving, puzzling, scrap booking, knitting, crocheting, exercising, running, and reading.

Jaelyn was born at home with a midwife on February 2, 2005.She received her first adjustment when she was seven minutes old and regular adjustments every since.She has never been sick or taken any drugs.Adjustments help her immune system function properly, therefore, she does not need any outside influence.

ER doctor Jessica Wilson, M.D. says the tongue is one of the riskier areas to get a piercing.
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Dr. Wilson says where people get into trouble is at piercing parties.When the people doing the piercings don't know what they're doing, that's when infection sets in -- and they can be serious.

If infection spreads to the throat, Dr. Wilson says it could make your throat close up and compromise your ability to breathe.

She says "if you notice that you're getting a lot of drainage to the tongue -- if the bleeding won't stop," it's time to seek medical help.

Dr. Wilson warns there's a condition associated with tongue piercings that involves the nerves on the outside of the tongue -- and the pain is excruciating.

Dr Egg Director Jessica Wilson presents an exciting practical workshop working with simple puppetry forms, physical and gestural performance and 2D cutouts.