Written by Sophie Hose, DC, MS, CCSP The temporal lobes are located below the parietal lobes on the sides of the brain, directly behind the ears. When it comes to their function, the temporal lobes are mainly regarded as the location of auditory processing (hearing) and memory integration. … [Read more...] about Neurodegenerative Disease Following a Concussion
Visual Processing Abnormalities following a Concussion
Written by Sophie Hose, DC, MS, CCSP Explaining how we see has been a quest that has fascinated researchers for a very long time. With advances in our knowledge of neuroscience, anatomy and physiology and technical progress, studies have shed more and more light on the structures that make up the … [Read more...] about Visual Processing Abnormalities following a Concussion
Proprioception and Other Sensory Inputs in Concussions
Written by Sophie Hose, DC, MS, CCSP This post explores the role of the parietal lobe in mild traumatic brain injuries, commonly known as concussions. While the frontal lobe is often the most affected in concussions, symptoms can manifest across all regions of the brain for several reasons: … [Read more...] about Proprioception and Other Sensory Inputs in Concussions
An Observation on Neuro-Emotional Technique’s Impact on the Brain
By Marc Ellis D.C. NMT, MSc, DACNB, FACFN, FABBIR Who are we? Where is our mind located? What is the relationship between the mind and the body? These have been questions that humans have considered for thousands of years, including Dr. D.D. Palmer. We, as chiropractors discuss that … [Read more...] about An Observation on Neuro-Emotional Technique’s Impact on the Brain
Implications of the Frontal Lobe in Concussions
Written by Sophie Hose, DC, MS, CCSP Concussions, or mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), are injuries that involve an impact to the head or body. Concussions are typically associated with a change in brain function. They are the most common form of traumatic brain injuries, accounting for about … [Read more...] about Implications of the Frontal Lobe in Concussions
Recognizing P.O.T.S.
For people dealing with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome or P.O.T.S., sometimes the most challenging part can be getting the diagnosis. This condition is sometimes called the most common condition you've never heard of. However, its prevalence does not diminish the frustration of those who … [Read more...] about Recognizing P.O.T.S.
Dysautonomia, Chiropractic Neurology, the Autonomic Nervous System
Dysautonomia, or the dysfunction of nerves that regulate nonvoluntary body functions such as heart rate, blood pressure, and sweating, can cause brain fog, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), dizziness, pain, cold extremities, sweating, digestive issues, anxiety, sleep issues, heart … [Read more...] about Dysautonomia, Chiropractic Neurology, the Autonomic Nervous System
P.O.T.S. – A Disorder That Takes Years to Diagnose
How P.O.T.S. can effect you Do you sometimes see blood pooling in your limbs after you stand up or sit down, or do you feel tired or shaky now and then? Maybe sometimes you feel like fainting or have low blood pressure. This lethargy occurs when your body suffers from P.O.T.S. (Postural … [Read more...] about P.O.T.S. – A Disorder That Takes Years to Diagnose
Seeking Care During COVID-19
Everywhere you turn, people talk about the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease caused by this coronavirus outbreak. Many states have issued stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders. While the daily news explains how to stop the spread of the disease, it can be challenging to understand. We, … [Read more...] about Seeking Care During COVID-19