Functional Neurology And Stroke Recovery – Dr. Lauren BrindisiFunctional Neurology And Stroke Recovery – Dr. Lauren Brindisi
Recovery After Stroke
Lauren Brindisi is a doctor of chiropractic and with her sister Dr. Dana Brindisi they run the Carolina Functional Neurology Centre help people from all walks of life discover the root cause of their symptoms.
1:18:37•8 Nov 2021
Dr. Lauren Brindisi on Functional Neurology's Role in Stroke Recovery
“If you don't know what question to ask, you won't get an answer to something that you need to know about.”
Ever wondered how functional neurology could impact stroke recovery? In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Dr. Lauren Brindisi sits down with host Bill Gasiamis to break it all down. As a doctor of chiropractic, Dr. Brindisi brings a wealth of knowledge from her work at the Carolina Functional Neurology Centre, where she and her sister help patients uncover the root causes of their symptoms.
The conversation kicks off with an exploration of how functional neurology can pinpoint underlying issues that traditional methods might miss. They dive into the diagnostic processes that can make a world of difference for stroke survivors. One highlight is the discussion on the autonomic nervous system and its crucial role in recovery. Dr. Brindisi also sheds light on the importance of thyroid and endocrine health in neurological recovery, explaining how imbalances can create vicious feedback loops that hinder progress.
Throughout the episode, there's a strong emphasis on patient empowerment. Dr. Brindisi passionately advocates for functional medicine resources that can help individuals take control of their recovery journey. Whether you're a stroke survivor, caregiver, or just curious about functional neurology, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate the complexities of stroke recovery.

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