As we get older, keeping our minds sharp is more important than ever. *Cognitive decline prevention* makes life better and lets us enjoy fun activities. Spotting the *early symptoms of cognitive impairment* is the first step to protecting our brains. By noticing these signs early, we can use *natural ways to prevent dementia*. This helps
As a parent, knowing about concussions in kids and teens is key. Concussions are mild brain injuries from head or body hits. They make the brain twist, stretching cells and changing brain function. Kids under 4 and teens are most at risk1. Girls in soccer and basketball are most likely to get concussions2. Young brains
Have you experienced a concussion or traumatic head injury and never felt quite the same afterward? You might have thought there was nothing to do but live with the symptoms. But, there’s hope. Functional neurology programs use proven methods to help people feel better. Functional Neurology is a cutting-edge field that looks at the root
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a condition that makes it hard to focus and control impulses. It affects many areas of life, like home, school, or work. Adults with ADHD might find it tough to stay focused, organized, or manage their time well. They might also be too active or restless, even when it’s not the
Recent studies have shed light on the surprising connection between our digestive systems and mental health, especially with depression. The gut-brain axis depression is a topic of ongoing research, showing how our gut and brain talk to each other. This affects our emotional health deeply. With millions worldwide dealing with depression, understanding this link is
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a widespread neurodevelopmental condition affecting millions globally, characterized by symptoms of impulsiveness, inattention, and hyperactivity. Evaluating eye movements is a simple, non-invasive way many functional neurologists use to assess ADHD, providing understanding of the individual’s cognitive and attention processes. This article explores the concept of evaluating eye movements
Back in the 1990’s, research was done that stated sugar does not have any “cognitive effect” on a child or an adult’s brain (1). I’m sure any teacher or parent who read this was appalled because they can quite literally see the change in children when they’ve had too much sugar. The research that was
It is estimated that up to one-in-ten American children are affected by attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). For many of these children, prescription medications are the standard treatment option, and healthcare professionals often give little thought to alternatives. Medications commonly used for ADHD include stimulants such as amphetamines and methylphenidates. While these drugs may be effective in
