The Effect of Intranasal Plus Transcranial Photobiomodulation on TBI
Approximately 3.8 million sports- and recreation-related concussions occur annually in the United States, with growing concerns about their long-term effects on concentration and physical skills. Repetitive head impacts (RHIs), or repetitive head acceleration events...
Electrophysiological trajectories of concussion recovery: From acute to prolonged stages in late teenagers
Article type: Research Article Authors: Mortazavi, Moa; b | Lucini, Francesca Aresec | Joffe, Davidc | Oakley, David S.c; * Affiliations: [a] SPARCC Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation, and Concussion Center, Tucson, AZ, USA | [b] Department of Pediatrics, Tucson Medical...
Former Navy SEAL, FBI agent brings leadership training to Roaring Fork Valley
It sounds dramatic, but it was effective: As Errol Doebler, founder and CEO of Leader 193, spoke to the roughly 25 people who circled him Saturday morning at the Beyul Retreat in Meredith, he recounted what was going through his mind as he fell 30 feet to what he was...
The Longevity Project: Experts discuss brain health and injuries
Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) impact millions of people in the United States every year, but here in the Roaring Fork Valley, the number is higher than the national average. When Allison Pattillo, The Aspen Times publisher, asked the audience at The Longevity Project...
The Longevity Project: Traumatic Brain Injuries in the High Country
The number of people living with TBIs in the United States nearly equals the entire population of Colorado. According to Aspen Valley Hospital, an estimated 5.3 million adults and children living in the United States are suffering from permanent brain injuries. The...
A Technique to Delay Brain Death in Cardiac Arrest Victims
From the Brain Injury Foundation While current medical methods cannot entirely prevent heart attacks, there is an emergency procedure that can save lives. A simple technique can reduce or delay the possibility of brain damage and brain death to a heart attack victim...
Can Hyperbaric Oxygen Heal Your Brain?
A recent systematic review published in the journal Frontiers in Neurology has found that hyperbaric oxygen may be a safe and effective treatment for mild brain injuries. The review was conducted by Dr. Paul G. Harch, a clinical professor of medicine at Louisiana...
TBI Therapy Taps AMP to Deliver Their Patented Traumatic Brain Injury Rehab Protocol
ATLANTA, April 13, 2022 (Newswire.com) - In a new deal announced today, TBI Therapy will implement AMP to deliver its neuroregenerative protocols to patients suffering from traumatic brain injury. The relationship will enable TBI Therapy to quickly scale its...
The Head Cap Light System
The ScienceNumerous peer reviewed scientific studies have proven the healing effects of specific light wavelengths on human tissue. Red light at 650 nm and infrared light at 830 nm wavelength have been shown to penetrate human tissue, release nitric oxide, and...
Near-Infrared Light Therapy for Brain Injury
Content Copied from TalkAboutLight.com. Find out more about photomodulation for brain injury here! Our brain does morethan think for us. The brain controls mood, hormones, memory, executive functions like decision making and planning, personality, movement,...
Veteran Clinical Case Studies
Clinical Cases Five patients between the ages of 36-47 suffering from TBI and post-concussive symptoms sustained injuries in a variety of scenarios from professional contact sports to injuries related to the detonation of improvised explosive devices and rocket...
NEW SCIENTIFIC STUDY FINDS EVIDENCE OF HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY EFFICACY FOR PATIENTS WITH MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Following multiple randomized and randomized controlled studies, the review found HBOT at 1.5 ATA oxygen to provide improvements in symptoms and cognition for patients with mild traumatic brain injury. These improvements — ranging from solely symptomatic to both...
The Road to Congress
During this Carry On Podcast, our patient Errol Doebler, discusses his realization of a TBI, how he's gotten by, and how Dr. Hughes helped diagnose and treat him. Dr. Hughes discusses the TBI Therapy protocol and how he as developed a treatment to help veterans with...
Leader 193 Blog Series
Errol Doebler is a 1991 Graduate of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. During his time as a Naval Officer, Errol served as Assistant Operations Officer onboard the USS Monongahela, Assistant Platoon Commander at SEAL Team FOUR, and a Platoon Commander...
Beyond Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI)
Behind mTBI Conference from Megan Hughes
The Role of Vitamins and Minerals in Energy Metabolism and Well-Being
By E HUSKISSON, S MAGGINI, AND M RUF Physicians are frequently confronted with patients complaining of fatigue, tiredness and low energy levels. In the absence of underlying disease, these symptoms could be caused by a lack of vitamins and minerals. Certain risk...
A Multimodal, Regenerative Approach to Traumatic Brain Injury
A Multimodal, Regenerative Approach to Traumatic Brain Injury - OMED Oct 2020 from Megan Hughes 1. AMultimodal, RegenerativeApproach toTraumaticBrain Injury Dr. John C. Hughes, D.O. OMED - VIRTUAL October 2020 2. Disclosure The content of this presentation has been...
The Neurobiochemical Cascade in TBI/PTSD and the Beneficial Effects of Oxygen and Serotonin in the Brain
The Neurobiochemical Cascade in TBI/PTSD & the Beneficial Effects of Oxygen & Serotonin in the Brain from Megan Hughes 1. THE NEUROBIOCHEMICAL CASCADE IN TBI AND PTSD AND THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF OXYGEN AND SEROTONIN IN THE BRAIN Dr. John C. Hughes, DO JPNI –...
Fundamentals of Concussion, TBI, PTSD, PCS
Concussion, TBI, PTSD, PCS can lead to inflammation and cerebral ischemia (deficient supply of blood to the brain that is due to obstruction of the inflow of arterial blood). A host of negative chemical processes begin, along with mitochondrial/cell damage, oxidative...
Routes of Nasal Olfactory Mucosal Transport of Therapeutic Agents, Microorganisms and Amoebae to the CNS Bypassing the Blood Brain Barrier
T.R. Shantha, MD, PhD, FACA As therapeutic agents are evolved to treat central nervous system (CNS) afflictions, the blood brain barrier (BBB) has prevented the use of many of these agents for treating neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson’s, and...