When recovering from a concussion, it’s crucial to follow guidelines that support optimal healing in the brain. While many people may turn t

We have specialized neurons and sensory cells in our joints and our muscles. These receptors change their firing patterns based on how extended a joint is, how contracted or relaxed a muscle is, and how the muscle length is changing.

The good news is that it is completely possible to reverse the harmful effects of such terrible air quality. The process itself is relatively simple and relies on basic principles of physiology to help boost your body's ability to deal with and recover from whatever damage was caused. The process has two basic steps: 1. Detox and 2. Heal.

Dr. Oliver explains why The Neuro Clinic is able to find and fix problems that other clinics can't, and why that makes all the difference as

Learn why and how HBOT works to create lasting healing throughout the whole body.

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When oxygen is used at a high pressure, it is able to act like a drug, enacting enduring changes in the cell and tissue, due to its action on DNA and other parts of the cell. The high concentration of oxygen stimulates DNA, which leads to growth of new tissue, and draws in stem cells to injured areas. HBOT also helps to counteract damage done to DNA and “unfreeze” DNA which has been made dormant as a result of injury.

When people feel isolated and without support, addiction is even harder to overcome. Having a support system where they can openly share the

It's important to not only recognize a concussion but also know what to do after a concussion.

Frequently in conditions like post concussion syndrome or other physically traumatic events, there were shearing forces inside the brain that affected the vestibular system. The resulting vestibular damage might cause a patient to feel dizzy, nauseous, have a really hard time reading, or they might experience some autonomic changes (feeling more anxious or nervous than normal).