Today we will be discussing insomnia, one of the most common disorders in our society that drastically impacts quality of life.  Insomnia is also tied to several other common neurological and hormonal conditions including chronic pain syndromes, depression, menopause, and traumatic brain injury sufferers.  In today's broadcast we will discuss why individuals have insomnia, and by understanding this how solutions can be endeavored to provide a better nights sleep.

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Consistently even with persistent reminders and weekly videos on the topic, many of our patients have difficulty maintaining their dietary recommendations long-term. This has led us to reconsider our approach and paradigm to addressing food intolerances and allergies. Therefore we have looked further into the matter, and are presenting a topic this week on food addiction. We feel this may be a continuum and an underlying reason why so many have difficulty sticking to their diets. Furthermore, socially it is hard to restrict foods, because we are inundated and surrounded by them in social gatherings most of the time.  In today's broadcast we will discuss what you can do to prevent relapses in the biochemistry in your brain causing you to not be able to resist foods off your diet.

 

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Irritable Bowel Syndrome, known as IBS, is an extremely common condition affecting upwards of 20% of the population.  Many patients with IBS become frustrated by limiting diets, poor response to supplements, and that their condition is not deemed to be that serious even though the symptoms can make social situations very awkward and stressful.  In today's broadcast we will discuss how the scientific literature is shifting its opinion on IBS as being primarily a neurological problem rather than a gut problem. 

 

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Memory loss is a disabling problem, and a costly one too.  Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia, is quoted in some references as being more expensive to take care of than cancer, heart attack, and stroke combined for a national health care system.  Even more disturbing is that the number of people with Alzheimer's is projected to double every 20 years. Therefore, we have an unsustainable problem regarding memory loss.

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Knowledge regarding the long term effects of multiple head injuries and even sub-concussive hits also known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is growing rapidly. As a society we grapple with our love for these sports while realizing that some of our favorite stars are now being shown to develop Dementia, Depression and Parkinsonian symptoms secondary repeated head injuries. In today's broadcast we will highlight the current information as to why these head injuries are so disastrous to the brain, but the other factors occurring in ones lifetime which perpetuate the brain dysfunction. By understanding this last point we may be able to come up with strategies to slow the brain degeneration.

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Today we have a passionate topic covering Depression and Anxiety.  We all know that the main line treatment for these conditions includes medications.  In today's broadcast we will cover why these medications work, but we will go into greater detail exploring underlying causes of depression and anxiety that you may not be aware of and how this will translate into frontline therapies for these conditions.

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Contention around the issue of concussions is only growing, and we feel with the upcoming release of the movie "Concussion," it is only appropriate to address this issue with the most up to date information.  For those who have suffered one or multiple concussions and life is never the same, the road going forward can be a difficult one. Fortunately, we are now in an era where these symptoms are validated and are not met with skepticism as they were even as recently as ten years ago.  However, main line therapies are lacking.  In today's broadcast we will discuss the current literature, our experience with this information, and how this new information will allow doctors to create novel therapies for the post concussion syndrome sufferer.

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Today we are discussing memory loss and Alzheimers as it relates to inflammation.  Homocysteine is an inflammatory molecule in our body, and when too high it can result in a variety of vascular and neurological impairments.  In today's broadcast we will discuss why it is imperative to have this value checked if you are concerned about the health of your brain going forward.

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Today we are discussing multiple chemical sensitivity.  Have you ever known someone who cannot tolerate perfumes or the smell of a certain food?  While these individuals often suffer with great social and occupational criticism, what they are suffering with is real and not made up. Today we will discuss the science behind this condition and reasons for treatment.

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Today we are discussing medications used for Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and their association with vitamin B12 deficiency.  Though in last weeks broadcast we commented that B12 deficiency is not the only cause of chronic fatigue, it can be associated with a host of neurological and metabolic diseases.

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