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When we think about balance, most of us picture standing upright without falling over or being able to walk along a narrow path without stumbling. But balance is much more complex than that—it relies on a finely tuned collaboration between multiple systems in your body.
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a complex condition that affects the autonomic nervous system (ANS), which controls many automatic functions in the body such as heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, and temperature regulation.
Balance is something we often take for granted—until something goes wrong. Feeling steady on your feet is the result of multiple sensory systems working together, including your vision, proprioception (body awareness), and the vestibular system.
Baseline testing is an assessment that is done before an injury occurs. This allows players to have a recorded ‘baseline’ of their current brain and physical function.
Primitive reflexes are the foundation of a baby’s early movement and neurological development. While they play a crucial role in early life, primitive reflexes should gradually fade as the brain matures.
When we think about balance, we often imagine our legs, core muscles, or even our inner ear doing most of the work. But did you know that your eyes play a crucial role in maintaining your balance and stability?
Concussions are more than a ‘knock to the head’. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury and the full effects are often overlooked.
Embarking on a journey through the foggy realms of cognitive health, "Clearing Brain Fog: Comprehensive Insights To Conquer Conditions Such As Meniere's Disease" unveils a holistic exploration guided by the expertise of Dr Jessica Povall.
This insightful article emphasises the importance of using checklists for self and family assessment, highlighting how they can uncover retained primitive reflexes and neurological imbalances often missed in standard evaluations