Brain Inflammation and Trauma: Insights from Dr. Peter Kan
But usually the reason you have brain fog is a sign of brain inflammation. Anytime you use your brain, it's like a muscle: you run out of energy. And remember, you can have decreased brain endurance that could be caused by inflammation, but you can also have decreased brain endurance that's caused by something other than brain inflammation, like blood sugar problem or perfusion.
Ever wondered why brain fog seems to cloud your thoughts or why concentrating feels like an uphill battle? In this episode of 'The Biology of Trauma', Dr. Aimie Apigian sits down with Dr. Peter Kan, a chiropractic neurologist, to explore the hidden world of brain inflammation. Dr. Kan, who has been featured on major networks like NBC and ABC, shares his expertise on how both physical and psychological traumas can ignite the same neurological responses, leading to long-term brain inflammation.
He breaks down the common symptoms that often get mistaken for normal aging, such as fatigue and difficulty focusing, and reveals how these issues are increasingly affecting younger individuals due to modern lifestyle factors. The conversation dives deep into the connection between gut health and brain function, offering practical advice on how to reduce inflammation and enhance mental clarity.
If you're curious about the warning signs of brain inflammation and want actionable steps to improve your brain health, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain a clearer understanding of how trauma impacts your brain and what you can do to foster healing.