Your Brain’s Connection Fingerprint

Did you know that the pattern of ways that different regions of your brain connect to each other is as unique as your fingerprint? And when you include how those connections change over time as you think, the amazing uniqueness expands even further! That's why Neurologics measures brain activity in real time from three hundred different brain locations to construct a unique Brain Map for each client. Come visit us at https://neurologics.com/ to learn more about how Neurologics uses a unique Brain Map to power custom neurotraining [...]

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Customization is Key in Neurotraining

Check out this new story about a team at Tel Aviv University that used virtual reality combined with treadmill exercise to reduce the likelihood of dangerous falls among Parkinson's patients: https://medicalxpress.com/…/2017-11-dual-virtual-realitytre…. In addition to the benefits for these kind of patients, the results were an exciting reminder of the potential for improving brain function and fostering neuroplasticity even under extreme circumstances--such as when up to 80% of dopaminergic neurons had already died within Parkinson's patients brains! The authors pointed to customization of the training protocols for [...]

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Detecting and Treating Mild TBIs

Did you know that standard CT and MRI scans are severely limited in their ability to detect mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI)? MBTIs, such as most concussions, account for up to 75% of all TBIs, but frequently go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. The problem is that these injuries can lack obvious outward symptoms, and can be easily missed by the usual array of diagnostic technologies. Don't let the word "mild" fool you--MTBIs can leave victims with debilitating and chronic impairments in thinking, psychology and behavior. [...]

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Depression with Chronic Disease: When Antidepressants Fail

New research reveals how standard antidepressants are frequently ineffective for those suffering from depression in conjunction with another chronic disease, such as kidney disease or hypertension (https://www.sciencedaily.com/releas…/2017/…/171106143613.htm). For patients in this frustrating and painful situation, other methods are clearly needed to address depression, the precise causes and remedies for which can be very specific to the individual. Brain Mapping can be highly effective at seeing the actual brain activities and regions connected to depressive symptoms—which can form the basis for a customized treatment program…a program [...]

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Neurotraining for Concussion/TBI Recovery

Has someone you know undergone a concussion or traumatic brain injury? Have you experienced this yourself? Concussion/TBI often impacts IQ, cognitive efficiency, memory and auditory processing. The good news: Neurologics programs are shown to help patients regain significant ability in all these areas! Contact Neurologics right now at https://neurologics.com to schedule a free initial consultation--learn more about how help your brain to make as full a recovery as possible.

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Brain Activity Recruits New Cells

Did you know that active regions of your brain can actually "recruit" helpful new cells to move towards them and support improved brain function? So, being able to target particular brain structures and pathways for development can really have an impact. Neurologics provides a uniquely powerful way to visualize the activity of specific brain structures and then target those very structures with customized neurotraining exercises. Come find out how at https://neurologics.com/.

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Innovative Thinking Beyond Middle Age

Even over the age of 55, it's possible to increase your capacity for innovative thinking! "Middle-age to older adults should feel empowered that, in many circumstances, they can reverse decline and improve innovative thinking," concludes Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman, who led a recent a recent study that examined the effects of cognitive training on those of us with more than a few decades under our belts (https://www.sciencedaily.com/releas…/2017/…/171114104219.htm). We at Neurologics firmly hold this belief as well--and have the clinical experience to support it. See how [...]

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Neurotraining for Peak Performance

Do you or one of your associates fit this description? A high-achieving professional, you've relied on a consistent ability to focus, a deep memory with rapid recall and a facility for thinking on your feet to get you where you are. But these days your thinking doesn't feel like it used to feel...you're distracted, cloudy or sluggish. And that simply won't work for you! Neurologics Peak Performance programs can help. Contact us today to discover a powerful way to optimize your brain for the high-powered [...]

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qEEG versus traditional brain scans

Did you know that, unlike standard MRI, CT or PET scans--which image brain structures "at rest"--the quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG) techniques we use at Neurologics actually image the brain as it works? This ability to measure activity in real-time, as the brain thinks and feels, is key to the power of Neurologics. Contact us to today to learn more about how Neurologics Brain Mapping and custom neurotraining can make the difference for you! https://neurologics.com/contact/

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Alzheimer’s and “The Spectrum of Hope”

In "The Spectrum of Hope", Dr. Gayatri Devi highlights not only just how prevalent Alzheimer's symptoms may be, but also how just how treatable and preventable they may be--especially with early detection. The best approach? A "baseline brain evaluation" that acts as a "map of our brain strengths and weaknesses." We agree! Neurologics Brain Mapping and treatment technologies have a strong record of success addressing the cognitive aspects of Alzheimer's and dementia. Neurologist dispels myths about Alzheimer's disease http://flip.it/vhtsw_

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