If youâre living with post-concussion syndrome and wondering about whatâs actually going on in your brain that is making you experience the world differently than you did before your concussion, this episode is for you! Todayâs guest is Dr. Michael Lovich, a concussion survivor who has dedicated his career to improving the lives of those …
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This past week we had a great chat about our business and the functional neurology paradigm with the people of Power of Patients and dozens of guests! Power of Patients is an online dashboard for tracking brain injury symptoms and triggers. Itâs here to engage, inform, and empower the brain injury community.https://youtu.be/xBAN1YSs2Bg
Dr. Michael Lovich Answered May 7, 2020 No, neurotransmitter quantity have little to do with most clinical presentations. Levels of neurotransmitters in any urinary neurotransmitter test holds little to no value at all, please donât waste your money on these. Depression happens with trans-neuronal degeneration (TND) in areas of the brain as subsequent anaerobic respiration following …
My practice is designed to use post doctoral clinical neuroscience rehabilitative procedures to care for patients with dizziness, post-concussion syndrome, balance disorders and some neurodegenerative conditions. Programs are designed by the doctor in office or possibly through tele-health and applied by the a patient for an at home program. The functional medicine division has emphasis …
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Michael Lovich DC DACNB DACBSP is a Board Certified Chiropractic Functional Neurologist, and Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. He holds a MS in sports medicine with additional training in brain based functional medicine, and functional movement based rehabilitation. He has served as a medical director and on medical staff for various organizations and events in …
Dr. Michael Lovich Answered February 27, 2020 Concussion symptoms occur from the dysfunction in the neural circuits within the brain, brainstem, and cerebellum, and with their connections to the body. The primary insult to the brain during concussion and the physiological changes occur during the time of impact (if a traumatic brain injury). However, symptoms, which …
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Join us for an exciting and challenging discussion with Dr. Michael Lovich and nurse practitioner Cindy Kennedy on the basis of Functional Neurology. Having a background in sports medicine, Dr. Lovich learned that the care of the brain and rehabilitation after insult or injury was often overlooked. This lead to an integration of healing both …
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Dr. Sean Foss joins Cindy Kennedy on the show to discuss his role as a naturopathic physician for Lyme Disease. The basis of naturopathic care is to help the body heal itself. Dr. Foss helps us understand this important healthcare choice. Go To Podcast
Dr. Michael Lovich Answered January 26, 2019 Think of receptors as a button on the outside of a cell that a signal molecule touches to initiate a system of messengers within the cell to accomplish various functions. The human body is a receptor based organism. This means that each time a receptor is activated, a subsequent …
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Dr. Michael Lovich Answered December 12, 2017 Itâs a common misconception that football helmets prevent concussion. The protective shell prevents cranial injuries, like skull fracture. Concussion happens when there is stretching and shear stress in the axons of nerves, typically in central structures like the midbrain, coupled with an inflammatory response from the brainâs microglial cells. …
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