The Keiser Clinic

The Keiser Clinic Founder of The Keiser Clinic. Specializing in POTS, dysautonomia, concussion and neurological disorders.

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05/28/2026

Effective treatment depends on identifying the underlying dysfunction rather than treating symptom labels.

05/27/2026

Compression garments may reduce symptoms temporarily without restoring proper autonomic reflex regulation permanently.

05/26/2026

Many dysautonomia patients require functional assessment rather than traditional imaging-based neurological evaluation approaches.

05/25/2026

Many dysautonomia symptoms originate from impaired cerebral perfusion rather than traditional cardiovascular measurements alone.

05/24/2026

Persistent sympathetic overactivation often develops when circulation regulation feedback mechanisms malfunction chronically.

05/23/2026

POTS symptoms frequently worsen when compensatory mechanisms become medically reduced or improperly suppressed.

05/22/2026

Objective testing provides measurable evidence showing physiological healing progress beyond subjective symptom perception.

05/22/2026

If you've ever stood up and felt like you might tip over — and a doctor checked your heart rate, shrugged, and sent you home — there is a piece of this story you can test in your own living room tonight.

A 2026 study in Journal of Clinical Medicine tracked 32 Long COVID patients and found that the people who actually couldn't stand for 10 minutes weren't the ones with the racing heart. They were the ones whose balance was subtly off. 86% of the patients with orthostatic intolerance failed a 30‑second balance check. Zero of them met the criteria for POTS.

Tonight, we run the test together. Live. Bring a friend to spot you, wear flat shoes, and find out what your balance has been trying to tell you that your heart rate has been hiding.

05/21/2026

Understanding POTS requires evaluating nervous system regulation alongside cardiovascular function and symptom patterns.

05/21/2026

Your dizziness isn't your heart rate.
It's your balance — and there's a 30‑second test to prove it.
2026 data: 86% of orthostatic‑intolerant patients failed the balance check. The heart‑rate test missed them.
Test yourself tonight. Live. 8:00 EDT Youtube.

05/20/2026

Fainting isn’t always as simple as “blood pressure dropped.”

Sometimes the body is compensating hard — heart rate skyrocketing to try to preserve circulation — while the brain may still not be getting enough blood flow.

That’s why two people can both “pass out,” but for completely different physiological reasons.

One of the most overlooked pieces of the puzzle? Looking beyond arm blood pressure and evaluating what’s happening with:
• Cerebral blood flow
• CO2 regulation
• The brain’s ability to maintain perfusion under stress

A normal blood pressure reading doesn’t automatically mean the brain is receiving what it needs.

This conversation is an important reminder that physiology is more nuanced than labels alone — and why deeper testing can matter when symptoms don’t fit neatly into a box.

Want to learn more about the mechanisms behind orthostatic intolerance and recovery strategies?

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