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The Effects of Autonomic Dysfunction Following a Concussion
Concussions, or mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), affect millions of people a year.
The Three Subtypes of Post-Concussion Syndrome and How They’re Treated
PCS is a serious condition that puts the patient at increased risk of developing second impact syndrome (SIS) if they suffer another concuss
Turkey on the Brain
Feeling tired after eating can be related to several factors such as eating processed foods, foods high in sugar or refined carbohydrates, o
Mobile Baseline Concussion Testing
Does your child play a contact sport? Did you know there are no requirements for baseline concussion testing in athletics below the...
What is Oxygen Toxicity?
If you were surprised to learn that too much oxygen can actually be a bad thing, keep reading to learn exactly why something so important.
One of the Most Dangerous Causes of TBI: FALLS
The Relationship between Brain Injury and Falls: About 35% of all brain injuries are from a fall.
The 2 Hidden Senses
You’re familiar with the five senses: taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight, but did you know there’s actually 2 more?
Weight Loss Through Neurofeedback Part 1
Depending on the program you followed, you may have been required to track your food intake, follow a restrictive meal plan
Neuroplasticity and Neurofeedback
Neurofeedback therapy leverages your brain's natural ability to adapt and thrive. By focusing on brainwaves, this therapy helps you learn...
What is Neuroplasticity?
Modern technologies have allowed us to better understand the brain, and we now understand its neuro-plastic capabilities.
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