Healthy Brain, Healthy You
Your brain is arguably the most important system in the body. So, when was your's last evaluated?
Concussion
Contact sport athlete? Your brain needs a baseline assessment. When a concussion is sustained you'll know how far from baseline you need to get back to.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Head trauma? Loss of consciousness? Car accident? or other personal injury? Advanced brain assessment is what is needed for proper recovery.
Cognitive Decline
There are 4 stages of cognitive decline. Where is your loved one? Have they taken a MoCA score to assess cognition? A QEEG to measure brain activity? Knowledge is power.
Optimizing your brain health
Let me tell you a personal story...
Brain health is a subject that is very close to home for me. My mother's father (1), my father's grandmother (2), my grandfather's brother (who was like a grandfather to me because my real grandfather died the year I was born(3), my father (4), and my wife's father (5), have all died from dementia or alzheimer's disease.
My father's decline wasn't obvious at first. He was an outgoing intellectual; a mechanical and electrical engineer with an MBA. Friends and family not in daily contact with him would say they didn't notice, until the disease progressed. Then he wasn't able to tie his tie one day. Then another day he was helping renovate and forgot how to wire an electrical receptacle. Then when we knew he couldn't do electrical work anymore, I started fixing problems at home and he noticed the lights didn't work and flipped the breaker back on while I was wiring a fixture and I was electrocuted. My father was a brilliant mind, managed the power supply to New York City for his entire career; he'd beat you at cards, pool, poker, and chess, and was a hyper-functioning organizer. He was also a survivor. His body held out, while his mind declined, for as long as the body could sustain. It lasted 10+ years.
If you have experienced a loved one suffering through cognitive decline, then you know. But, what is there to do?
ALOT.
There is genetic testing. Blood testing. Brain scans. Eye scans. Standardized cognitive scoring. Nutrition. Supplementation. Oxygen therapy. Exercise protocols. Peptides. IV's. Detox.
Whether you are interested in helping someone with obvious cognitive decline or simply wanting to assess and monitor your own brain health, I can help. No, I'm not a medical neurologist.
I will publish that twice, publicly, to be absolutely clear. I'm not a medical neurologist. Never wanted to be. Not trying to be. In my clinical practice, I've not found they are very helpful. I am on course to obtain my DACNB (Diplomate, American Chiropractic Neurology Board) in functional neurology.
Out-live the disease. Die from something else.
Hault it in its tracts and reverse it.
Never suffer from it.
Diet.
