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Chronic Pain or Anything …

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Chronic Pain or Anything …

The following article on chronic pain is a true testament to the importance of treating holistically. This neurosurgeon, Dr Hanscom, impressively came up with his own chronic pain treatment method after he was struck with the frustrating reality that spinal surgery has very poor outcomes for patients suffering with chronic pain. I frequently see people in some degree of chronic…

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From the blog, Neurology - Brain Health November 8, 2015 6686Views 0Likes 0Comments

Brain Workouts – Neuroplasticity

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Brain Workouts – Neuroplasticity

Check out the following links for brain games that help your cognitive function! Lumosity uses games to train your memory, increase attention, and improve problem solving, processing speed, and flexibility of thinking Brain Trainer Special employs games involving letter, number, and sequencing memorization CogniFit Brain Fitness also uses games designed to improve cognitive abilities such as memory and concentration Brain…

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Neurology - Brain Health August 16, 2012 4677Views 0Likes 0Comments

Ketogenic Diet is Good for Epilepsy and so Much More!

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Ketogenic Diet is Good for Epilepsy and so Much More!

Ketogenic Diet Reduces Seizures in Many Kids With Epilepsy An Expert Interview With Mary Zupanc, MD By Troy Brown from medscape Editor’s note: The ketogenic diet was developed in the early 1920s as a treatment for epilepsy. Nobody really knows for sure how it works, but scientists believe the low glucose and ketosis that develop as a result of the…

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Neurology - Brain Health July 23, 2012 4950Views 0Likes 0Comments

Electromagnetic Sensitivity Rational Uncovered

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Electromagnetic Sensitivity Rational Uncovered

Discovery of magnetic sensors in fish and rats may explain why some people can ‘feel’ wi-fi, smart meters, power lines and electropollution. Posted on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at naturalnews.com by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger http://www.naturalnews.com/036440_magnetosensory_cells_electro-smog_EMF.html#ixzz20K96ExEw It is well known that many people are sensitive to electromagnetic pollution. Wi-fi gives them headaches. Being near high-voltage power lines can bring…

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