The Neuro Collective Podcast - Unlocking Brain Health: Dysautonomia, Healing, and the Power of Functional Neurology with Dr. Nathan Keiser- Episode 52

Unlocking Brain Health: Dysautonomia, Healing, and the Power of Functional Neurology with Dr. Nathan Keiser- Episode 52

02/13/25 • 24 min

Ever felt like you were on the wrong path, only to stumble upon something that completely changed your life? That’s exactly what happened to Dr. Nathan Keiser. Initially drawn to numbers and economics, he found himself fascinated by the idea of helping people regain their health—especially when conventional medicine couldn't provide answers.
In this episode, Dr. Keiser shares his compelling journey from considering a career in prosthetics and orthotics to discovering functional neurology after witnessing the struggles of a close friend. Inspired by the groundbreaking work of Dr. Carrick, he deep-dived into understanding the brain’s role in chronic conditions, concussions, and autonomic dysfunctions.
But the story takes a twist—Dr. Keiser himself faced an unexpected health crisis, battling atrial fibrillation in his early 30s. This personal challenge gave him a profound understanding of his patients’ struggles, reinforcing his passion for solving complex neurological cases.
Join us as we explore the intersection of personal experience, cutting-edge neuroscience, and a relentless drive to uncover the root causes of health mysteries. If you've ever felt dismissed by the healthcare system or struggled with a condition no one could explain, this episode is for you.
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Body-Brain Connection with Dr. Baron: Inside the Mind of a Sports Team Physician-Episode 51

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In today’s episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of injury recovery and the incredible ways the brain and body work together to heal faster—especially when it comes to elite athletes. From how professional athletes get back on the field quickly to the neurological science behind chiropractic adjustments, this episode explores the vital connection between the brain and body that’s shaping the future of health care.
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Why athletes get the best health care (hint: it’s all about time and recovery)
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The powerful neurological pathways activated by spinal adjustments
A powerful story about the late NFL star Junior Seau and what we can learn from his tragic end
How biomechanical adjustments could hold the key to healing from sports injuries and achieving peak performance
Special Highlight: Dr. Spencer Baron shares a touching and insightful look into his time as a chiropractor for elite athletes, including his experience with Junior Seau, and discusses the importance of detecting subtle signs of brain injury that could save lives.
If you’re curious about how your body and brain work together to heal and optimize performance, this episode is for you. Don’t miss out on the groundbreaking science and real-life stories that will change the way you think about injury recovery.
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Beyond the Diagnosis- Understanding ADHD Through a New Lens- Episode 53

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Welcome back to The Neuro Collective Podcast! After a refreshing break, we're back in the studio, ready to dive deep into important conversations about the brain. In this episode, we focus on ADHD—not as a disorder, but as a distinction. We challenge traditional perspectives and offer a new way of understanding ADHD, looking beyond the diagnosis to see the strengths and unique abilities of those with ADHD brains.
Join us as we explore common misconceptions, such as the belief that ADHD only affects children or that poor parenting is the cause. We also discuss how ADHD presents differently in boys and girls, leading to many undiagnosed or misunderstood cases, particularly in females. Our goal is to provide insights that empower both individuals with ADHD and their families, helping them embrace their differences and optimize their potential.
Key Takeaways:
ADHD is not a disorder but a distinction, filled with strengths and challenges.
It affects both children and adults, often in different ways.
Misconceptions about ADHD can lead to missed opportunities for support and understanding.
Parenting does not cause ADHD, but family environments can impact a child's experience.
Strategies for fostering a more supportive home environment for children with ADHD.
Tune in for an insightful conversation that shifts the narrative around ADHD, offering hope, encouragement, and practical tools to help individuals thrive.
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