Michigan Brain Health

Michigan Brain Health We use a natural/non invasive/non-medication way to optimize brain function and improve neurological symptoms.

Michigan Brain Health has introduced a cutting edge, revolutionary new concept in helping neurobehavioral health challenges! We combine neurofeedback, with focused nutrition and functional neurology. Neurofeedback (also called neurotherapy) is a non-invasive process where brain waves are monitored in real time by a computer, which can then use that information to produce changes in brainwave activity. The process of adjusting brainwave activity is known as operant conditioning, which is a method where rewards for positive behavior increase learning capabilities. Training the brain using neurofeedback can change these brainwaves over time, adjusting them into normal, healthy ranges. It can improve alertness, attention, emotional regulation, behavior, cognitive function, and mental flexibility. When the brain moves back into normal ranges, users will often see a reduction in symptoms. The best part of neurofeedback is that results are often permanent, allowing a person to reduce or even eliminate medications altogether. Where medications only manage the symptoms, the goal of neurofeedback is to address the underlying cause and restore normal brainwave functions. Neurofeedback is ideal for helping people with the following conditions:

ADD/ADHD
Addiction
Anxiety
Autism
Chronic Fatigue
Chronic Pain
Chronic Subluxation Patterns
Depression
Epilepsy/Seizures
Head Injuries
Fibromyalgia
Insomnia/Sleep Disorders
Migraines
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder/Stress
Stroke

Taking Daily Steps Toward Better Asthma Control 🚶‍♂️💨Struggling with asthma and wondering how to make every day a little...
11/05/2025

Taking Daily Steps Toward Better Asthma Control 🚶‍♂️💨

Struggling with asthma and wondering how to make every day a little easier? Here’s an encouraging insight: you don’t need to run marathons to make a real impact. 🌟 A recent study followed 55 adults with inactive lifestyles and asthma, and the results were eye-opening—simply adding about 1,400 extra steps to your daily routine (that’s just about eight minutes of brisk walking! 🕗🚶‍♀️) led to meaningful improvements in both symptoms and overall quality of life.

Imagine walking your dog once around the block 🐕‍🦺, taking the stairs instead of the elevator 🏃‍♂️⬆️, or adding a walk after lunch 🥗🚶‍♂️—small changes that add up. Not only are these daily steps manageable, but they also serve as a reminder that progress can be both accessible and rewarding.

If asthma has limited your activity in the past, consider this your invitation to start gently and celebrate each step forward. Each move you make is a step toward reclaiming your freedom and comfort—naturally. 🎉💚

Source: ERJ Open Research, September 2025

11/04/2025

Regular walking doesn’t just strengthen the heart — it can reshape the brain.

A groundbreaking clinical study led by Erickson et al. (2011) found that older adults who walked briskly for 40 minutes, three times per week for one year experienced an average 2 percent increase in hippocampus size. The hippocampus is the region of the brain crucial for memory, learning, and emotional balance.

In contrast, participants who performed only stretching exercises showed a small decline in hippocampal volume — the normal pattern of age-related brain shrinkage.
This 2 percent increase roughly reverses one to two years of typical age-related loss, suggesting that consistent, moderate aerobic exercise can support brain health and cognitive resilience.

The benefits appear strongest in older, previously sedentary adults, though similar effects are seen across different ages in follow-up studies. Researchers link these changes to improved blood flow, neurogenesis (growth of new brain cells), and the release of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) — a key protein that protects neurons.

While not every walk guarantees measurable brain growth, the evidence is clear: regular moderate exercise, such as walking 40 minutes three times a week, can help preserve memory and emotional health over time.

Source:
Erickson, K. I., Voss, M. W., Prakash, R. S., Basak, C., Szabo, A., Chaddock, L., Kim, J. S., Heo, S., Alves, H., White, S. M., Wojcicki, T. R., Mailey, E., Vieira, V. J., Martin, S. A., Pence, B. D., Woods, J. A., McAuley, E., & Kramer, A. F. (2011). Exercise training increases size of hippocampus and improves memory. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 108(7), 3017–3022.

NEW STUDY: CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCTION IN OPIOID USE DISORDER
11/04/2025

NEW STUDY: CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCTION IN OPIOID USE DISORDER

Discover how chiropractic care can significantly reduce the risk of opioid use disorder in adults with low back pain, based on a groundbreaking study.

Scientists Just Discovered a Whole New Type of Connection Between Neurons 🧠✨Imagine your brain’s wiring harness isn’t ju...
11/01/2025

Scientists Just Discovered a Whole New Type of Connection Between Neurons 🧠✨

Imagine your brain’s wiring harness isn’t just operating with classic electrical and chemical “cables”—scientists have now uncovered an entirely new way that neurons connect and communicate. This breakthrough could transform how we understand learning, memory, and even the root causes of chronic neurological conditions. 🚀🔬

The discovery reveals a different kind of direct connection, suggesting our brains use more sophisticated communication methods than previously imagined. Think of it like discovering your car’s wiring harness has always included an extra smart sensor that helps optimize performance—only now are we able to measure it. 🚗🧩

Why does this matter for your health? Understanding every nuance in how our nervous system works is crucial for uncovering new drug-free therapies for chronic pain and neurological health. By studying these connections, experts like Dr. Karl Johnson at JCNN are better equipped to develop holistic solutions that target your body’s true root causes, not just the symptoms. 🌱💪

Curious how new science informs advanced chiropractic neurology, neurofeedback, and PEMF therapies? Follow us for updates on breakthroughs that can help you reclaim comfort, function, and quality of life! 💡🙌

New findings reveal that women experiencing premature menopause—meaning menopause before age 40—face a significantly hig...
10/30/2025

New findings reveal that women experiencing premature menopause—meaning menopause before age 40—face a significantly higher risk of developing depression. 💔 This connection is more than a statistic; it’s a real challenge impacting emotional well-being, relationships, and daily life. 🌱🧠 Surprisingly, the research also points out that hormone therapy, often considered a go-to solution, does not seem to lower this heightened risk of depression for these women.

If you or someone you love has gone through early menopause, it’s important to recognize these emotional health changes aren’t just “all in your head”—they’re a real and measurable part of your body’s journey. 🌸 Early awareness and support can make a major difference. You’re not alone, and support is available to help you navigate these changes with confidence. 💬🤝

Menopause, December 2025

Mobility: The Unsung Key to Lifelong Vitality
10/28/2025

Mobility: The Unsung Key to Lifelong Vitality

Learn how maintaining mobility is crucial for longevity and overall health, and discover Dr. Karl R.O.S. Johnson's holistic approach to treating chronic conditions.

Did you know that living with both diabetes and a history of heart attack can have a significant impact on brain health?...
10/26/2025

Did you know that living with both diabetes and a history of heart attack can have a significant impact on brain health? 🧠💔 Recent research out of Korea has found that heart attack survivors who’ve managed type 2 diabetes for over five years face a 52% higher risk of developing dementia within the next decade—compared to those with normal blood sugar levels. Think of it as a domino effect: challenges with the heart and blood sugar can create a ripple that reaches your brain, affecting memory and cognitive function over time.

At JCNN, we know firsthand how interconnected your body's systems truly are. 🌱 Our approach addresses these root causes—offering neurological care, nutrition guidance, and innovative therapies to help reduce your risk, safeguard your mind, and promote overall wellness for years to come. 🌟 Your health journey is unique, but you’re never alone in facing these challenges. If you or a loved one is concerned about diabetes, heart health, or cognitive decline, let’s talk about proactive, natural solutions that honor your goals.

Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome, July 2025

Did you know that what a child eats might have a surprising impact on their ADHD symptoms? 🍎✨ Recent research published ...
10/25/2025

Did you know that what a child eats might have a surprising impact on their ADHD symptoms? 🍎✨ Recent research published in Current Nutrition Reports suggests that, for some children, removing certain foods from their diet can make a noticeable difference in managing ADHD. 🍽️🔍 While the evidence for supplementing with micronutrients, probiotics, or omega-3 fatty acids remains limited, there’s growing interest in dietary approaches.

One strategy gaining attention is the “few-foods diet”—imagine narrowing meals to just a handful of simple, easy-to-digest foods like lamb, turkey, rice, butter, corn, potatoes, honey, and specific vegetables. 🥔🥩🥦 This isn’t just a trend; several gold-standard studies (double-blind, placebo-controlled) have shown that eliminating potential food triggers through this method can lead to improvements in ADHD symptoms for some children.

It's also important to note the role artificial additives may play. Other studies have highlighted that hyperactivity in children has a strong connection to artificial food colorings and chemical preservatives—ingredients that “hide” in many everyday snacks. 🍬🚫 Think of your child’s daily diet as the fuel for their developing brain: just as premium fuel helps a car perform optimally, clean and natural foods might support more balanced behavior and focus. 🧠⛽️

As always, every child is unique. 💡 If you’re considering dietary changes as part of your ADHD management plan, consult a professional for guidance and supervision—and remember, small changes can sometimes pave the way for big results. 🌱 For more in-depth information, check out the studies linked below. Your child’s wellness journey is one step closer to a brighter, calmer future! 🌟

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Did you know that being naturally sensitive can impact more than just your everyday emotions? 🌱✨ Recent research highlig...
10/24/2025

Did you know that being naturally sensitive can impact more than just your everyday emotions? 🌱✨ Recent research highlights that people who are highly sensitive—those who feel the world’s emotional and environmental changes intensely—may face a greater risk for mood-related challenges such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and agoraphobia.

Imagine your mind as a finely tuned sensor, picking up not just obvious signals but even the background noise that others might miss. 🔎 While this heightened awareness can be a gift—fostering empathy, creativity, and deep connection—it can also make you more susceptible to emotional overwhelm and mental health struggles. 💡🤝

If you’ve ever wondered why crowded places leave you drained or why stressful news feels like it hits especially hard, you’re not alone! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ According to the August 2025 edition of Clinical Psychological Science, this increased sensitivity is now recognized as a key factor in mental health vulnerability.

The good news? Understanding your sensitivity is the first step toward resilience. 🌟🛡️ With compassionate care, holistic approaches, and targeted lifestyle strategies, it’s possible to protect your mental well-being and harness your sensitivity as a strength. 🌺 If you or someone you love relates to this, know there are natural, evidence-informed solutions available to support your journey to wellness.

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Change Your Brain Change Your Future

Michigan Brain Health is dedicated to helping adults and children using cutting-edge, revolutionary new concepts in helping neurobehavioral health challenges, including ADD/ADHD with drug-free solutions that work. We combine qEEG driven enhanced neurofeedback, with individually tailored nutrition and functional neurology. Functional neurology involves short repetitive actions to improve balance and function in specific areas of weak brain function (as determined by functional neurological examination).

Discover a patient-centered approach to the management and possible correction of neurobehavioral conditions that is natural, safe, scientifically backed and effective.

We offer objective assessment tools like qEEG (aka Brain Mapping), Cognitive Performance Testing, Cognitive Emotional questionnaires, and a functional Neurologic examination can reveal imbalances and weakness in the wiring of the brain.

Imagine being able to focus, sleep well, regulate emotions, be headache free, think clearly and remember things again.