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Upper Cervical Chiropractic | Functional Neurology | #concussion | #vestibular | #Dysautonomia
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Dr. @inalignchiro shares his experience on why he chose NUCCA by @keystoneneuro

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Andrew Huberman shared his thoughts on Parkinson’s Disease and how motivation affects movement.

I think there may be more than motivation, and it may be contextual factors in how the brain generates movement.

Parkinson’s greatly impacts volitional movement because of how it affects the frontal and striatal pathways, but there’s a fair amount of motor activity that relies less on these systems.

That’s where reactionary movement comes into play, which in some Parkinsons’s patients still works relatively well. taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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If you are in the Wellington area and you suffer from:
-Vertigo or chronic dizziness
-Headaches or migraines
-POTS
-Chronic Pain
-Neck or back pain

You might be searching in all the wrong places to find the answer to your problems. DM us or call to book a free consultation so we can show you how we can help.

#neuroplasticity #vertigo #bppv #pain #dizziness by @keystoneneuro

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After using vagus nerve stimulation for the past 10 years, these are the patients that are most likely to get benefit

@vagustim taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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How does head injury cause decreased blood flow into the brain and how does it cause mitochondrial dysfunction?

The metabolic cascade of concussion by @keystoneneuro

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This is the most important lesson I learned while taking care of patients with POTS/Dysautonomia

Working within the patients metabolic capacity is very important for patients with autonomic issues. A patient with autonomic problems tends to have a brain with less tolerance for stimulation.

Exceeding this capacity often comes with crashes and symptom flares that can make patients feel poorly for days.

Finding a Goldilocks amount of therapy can help a patient adapt over time to increase their capacity for stimulation which can build resilience for activity in the real world. taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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A lot of patients are confused why they don’t get better after going to physical therapy or other in network providers.

The reason is that your insurance dictates everything about your treatment:
-The amount of sessions
-The time per session
-Who is treating you
-What treatments they can do

“Do you take my insurance?” Shouldn’t be the first question you ask when you are seeking help.

Send me a message if you have struggled with poor quality care within the insurance system!

#physicaltherapy #backpain #neckpain #shoulderpain #insurance taken in Wellington, Florida by @keystoneneuro

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19 days ago

Ranking the top 5 most painful conditions in an upper cervical practice

5. Spondyloarthritis
4. Acute Cervical disc pain
3. Occipital neuralgia
2. Migraine headache
1. Trigeminal neuralgia taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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Congrats to Mark for winning our Back to School Supply Drive contest.

Put that massage gun to good use after jiu jitsu by @keystoneneuro

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Vertigo is a symptom.

It’s not a full diagnosis.

If you are suffering from chronic dizziness or vertigo, it’s important to understand where your symptoms are actually coming from so you can treat the root cause of the problem.

DM me “vertigo” if you are looking for answers

#wellington #dizzy #vertigo #vestibular taken in Wellington, Florida by @keystoneneuro

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How Dr. Chung ends his Foundations Masterclass ends, but in Japanese 😂

#shuzomatsuoka #motivation taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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What can we learn about autonomic symptoms from studying motion sickness?

Symptoms of motion sickness can sometimes look similar to the symptoms people feel when they are having autonomic issues.

The nausea, flushing, blood pressure drops, headaches. Just the general sense of being unwell can be attributed to issues with the sympathetic nervous system.

The idea behind motion sickness involves a theory called sensory mismatch. It means what your brain is expects to happen based on certain senses conflicts with what is happening in reality.

This is an area where the brain can be retrained to habituate excessive stimulation or develop a more accurate prediction by improving our movement and sensory systems. taken in Keystone Chiropractic and Neuroplasticity by @keystoneneuro

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