Neurogenesis Neurofeedback

11/24/2025

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New Study Shows Promise for Veterans Using Neurofeedback After Concussion


A recently published clinical study has shed new light on how Infra-Low Frequency Neurofeedback (ILF NFB) may help veterans struggling with long-term effects of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Veterans in the study who received ILF NFB sessions over 8–10 weeks experienced meaningful improvements in headaches, sleep quality, cognitive performance, and overall well-being—compared to those who only received general health education.

These findings suggest ILF NFB may be a powerful, non-invasive option for those living with persistent post-concussive symptoms. As awareness grows around alternative treatments for mTBI, especially in the veteran community, this research provides exciting insights into how neurofeedback could play a larger role in recovery.

11/06/2025

I firmly believe everyone should have a brain map once in their life if they’ve have a car accident, a bike accident or play sports where heads collide. That can tell us where the brain needs to be rebalanced. If it’s the amygdala- there will be signs, if there are issues in the amygdala the map will show us what there are and how we can help. If there are social issues, the map can give us an informed explanation of where in the brain it’s coming from.
Or you can sit home and pop pills, smoke w**d and try and self medicate. (Sarcasm).
Really come in and check it out.

11/05/2025

10/26/2025

If you're wanting to see the study on Parkinson's Risk

Background A history of anxiety is more common in people with Parkinson’s disease (PD). The prospective risk of PD in those newly presenting with anxiety and factors that increase the risk of PD in patients with anxiety have not been investigated. Aim To investigate the incidence of PD in people w...

10/26/2025

🚨 Health Insight Alert 🚨
A new UK study reveals that adults aged 50+ with newly diagnosed anxiety face twice the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease compared to those without anxiety. Researchers analyzed over a decade of primary care data to uncover this link, highlighting the importance of monitoring early non-motor symptoms like anxiety, sleep issues, and constipation.
🔍 This could pave the way for earlier diagnosis and intervention, helping patients get the care they need sooner.
ESPECIALLY getting an EEG Brain map early or upon diagnosis.
Neurofeedback can help at any stage of Parkinsons.

10/18/2025

ADHD is deeply misunderstood.
Most people think it’s just “being easily distracted.”
But ADHD is a complex neurological condition—and it comes with strengths most people never talk about.
Here are 8 truths about ADHD everyone should know:
1. It’s not a lack of attention—it’s a dysregulation of it.
People with ADHD can hyperfocus for hours on what they love—and totally ignore everything else. It’s not about laziness, it’s about control.
2. It’s not just a childhood thing.
ADHD often continues into adulthood. The symptoms just shift:
→ Less bouncing off the walls
→ More mental chaos, disorganization, and overwhelm
Many adults live undiagnosed for years.
3. ADHD brains are wired for novelty and stimulation.
Routine can feel unbearable—but these brains thrive in:
→ High-pressure environments
→ Creative problem solving
→ Fast feedback loops
In the right setting, ADHD becomes a superpower.
4. Rejection Sensitivity is real.
ADHD often includes RSD—Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria.
Criticism or perceived failure can feel crushing.
It’s emotional pain that gets misdiagnosed as mood disorders.
5. Many ADHDers are natural entrepreneurs.
They’re:
→ Big-picture thinkers
→ Risk-takers
→ Unafraid of uncertainty
They struggle with rigid systems—but thrive when creating their own.
6. Executive function is the real challenge.
ADHD affects the brain’s ability to:
→ Plan
→ Prioritize
→ Start/finish tasks
It’s not about intelligence—it’s about activation.
7. Movement helps focus.
→ Pacing
→ Fidgeting
→ Walking while thinking
These aren’t distractions—they’re coping tools.
Even cardio can boost focus and mood.
8. Structure = freedom.
Yes, really.
→ Lists
→ Calendars
→ Visual reminders
These tools reduce overwhelm and build momentum.
Structure doesn’t box ADHDers in—it frees them.
🧠 ADHD isn’t a flaw.
It’s a different operating system.
Understand it. Support it. Harness it.

10/18/2025

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At its core, neurofeedback rewires the sequences and the way the neurons connect and talk to each other, along with our dopamine system (reward systems) to r...

10/16/2025

https://www.ems1.com/mental-health/articles/colo-first-responders-use-neurofeedback-therapy-to-cope-with-trauma-wNEeK3uOX2RAfNgQ/?fbclid=IwAR16KW2Ow9Q906NS8NBAvkgEeMUc1Ql08gVTvruUqCSvpbhuyilM_fBxCP0

South Metro Fire Rescue hired a clinician to administer the therapy at its headquarters due to its popularity among personnel

08/28/2025

Can Neurogenesis Neurofeedback help you “get over it.” Oh, you betcha! Wrap your head around this; your brain is wired to SURVIVE not THRIVE. If you come at life from a place of trauma you may not get to where you want to go or where you need to go. That PTSD that’s stored away in your body will continue to rest its survival head and make choices that come from a survival state not a cohesive balanced state.

08/06/2025

Just as with substance addictions, users develop a tolerance to the dopamine surges that social media triggers. They’ll eventually require more frequent or prolonged. https://bit.ly/3AzGPsf

07/27/2025

07/22/2025

When someone involuntarily faints from needles, shots, or blood draws, the culprit is usually vasovagal syncope—a reflex orchestrated by the autonomic nervous system, particularly involving the vagus nerve.

Neurostimulation and EEG can work together like a feedback-guided compass for regulating vasovagal responses. EEG helps identify the brain’s electrical patterns—especially shifts in autonomic tone or emotional reactivity—before a fainting episode. Neurostim (like tAPNS, PEMF, or LED) can then gently nudge the nervous system toward balance, either by stabilizing vagal overactivation or enhancing sympathetic resilience. It’s like tuning the brain’s weather radar and then adjusting the climate in real time.

Here’s what’s happening under the hood:
🧠 Key Brain and Nervous System Players
- Brainstem (especially the medulla oblongata)
- Coordinates autonomic functions like heart rate and blood pressure.
- Sends signals via the vagus nerve to slow the heart and dilate blood vessels.
- Vagus Nerve
- A cranial nerve that regulates parasympathetic responses.
- When overstimulated (by fear, pain, or emotional distress), it causes a sudden drop in heart rate and blood pressure, reducing blood flow to the brain and triggering fainting.
- Insular Cortex & Anterior Cingulate Cortex
- These regions help process emotional and interoceptive signals (like pain or fear).
- They may amplify the autonomic response when someone anticipates or sees a needle or blood.
- Hypothalamus
- Acts as a command center for stress responses.
- Can contribute to the cascade by interpreting emotional distress and triggering autonomic shifts.

For more information about what your vagus nerve is, please visit https://cle.clinic/3W2Lhb3Your vagus nerve runs from your brain to your large intestine. It...