TBIs
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Case study: 60 year old woman & the concept of impediment to cure. Part 2
An impediment to cure is a burden that holds someone back from experiencing full health. The impediment may be something in the diet the person can’t metabolize; something toxic in the environment; a parasite or infection that saps or pollutes the person’s system; heavy metals, systemic mold, poor blood sugar regulation – the possibilities are Continue reading
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Case study: 60 year old woman & the concept of impediment to cure. Part 1
Carol called my office in the spring of 2007. She had come across one of our brochures for Back in Balance, our program to provide free neurofeedback to returning veterans and had read how we address brain injuries through neurofeedback. She asked me in a halting voice, her speech a bit slurred, “If it works Continue reading
2 TBIs within a year, Balance, bilateral nasal specific, Casein, Casein sensitivity, Coordination, crossword puzzles, frontal lobe and sense of humor, Frontal lobe function, Gluten, Gluten sensitivity, Impediments to cure., Infrared light, LENS, Loss of consciousness, Neurofeedback, Photonic stimulator, Proprioception, TBIs -
Effects on Relationships, Part 5
Distortions of sensory processing are disorienting and can be life altering. Loss of sense of taste or smell Franco, a 45-year-old chef, came in after a blow to the head caused him to lose both his sense of smell and taste. “Can you imagine what it is like for a chef to not be able Continue reading
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Case study: Viet Nam Veteran
Gary, a sixty year old Viet Nam war veteran, had recently retired from his civil service job when he entered our program for veterans with traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. His voice, a halting monotone, was quiet and slow as though he was considering every word before he spoke. He moved cautiously, Continue reading
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This is a work of non-fiction depicting actual events in the life of the author, presented as truthfully as recollection permits. In order to protect the privacy of the very real people involved, names and other identifying characteristics have often been changed.
Information regarding health represents the opinions of the author and are not intended as medical advice. Consult your health care provider for individualized care.
My Life in Brain Injuries 