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Dr. Ayla Wolf interviews Dr. Ala Lysyk about Cereset technology, an innovative approach using acoustic feedback to help the brain reset itself after concussion or trauma. They discuss how this engineering-based technology creates a real-time acoustic mirror therapy that allows the brain to recognize and correct harmful patterns causing persistent fatigue and other symptoms.

• Dr. Ala's journey from chiropractor to functional neurologist after being inspired by Dr. Carrick's paradigm-shifting approach
• How persistent post-concussion fatigue led Dr. Ala to search for better solutions for her patients
• The development of Cereset by Lee Gerdes, an electrical engineer who suffered a TBI and discovered sound could help heal his brain
• How Cereset measures emotional and stress fitness in the brain using EEG sensors
• The difference between fight/flight (right-sided dominance) and freeze (left-sided dominance) brain patterns
• The standard five-session protocol and how it creates lasting changes in brain function
• Real patient experiences and transformations after using the technology
• Why this approach works well for visual-sensitive concussion patients as it relies only on sound.

Find more information about Cereset technology at Cereset.com and look for locations near you.

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Dr. Ayla Wolf and Sophia Bouwens dive deep into the complexities of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), explaining how this autonomic dysfunction manifests and why proper diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment. Dr. Wolf breaks down the different subtypes, testing methods, and treatment approaches while emphasizing the importance of looking beyond symptoms to find root causes.

• Different subtypes include hyperadrenergic POTS, hypovolemic POTS, and POTS with mast cell activation
• Approximately 70% of POTS cases occur in females between ages 15-45
• Many POTS patients have interoception issues, feeling disconnected from bodily sensations or experiencing heightened awareness
• Potential underlying causes include concussions, mold exposure, viral infections, autoimmune conditions, and cervical instability
• Exercise therapy is beneficial but must be customized to the patient's specific condition and symptoms

For more information about concussion recovery and autonomic dysfunction, check out Dr. Wolf's new book, "The Concussion Breakthrough: Discover the Missing Pieces to Recovery," now available on Amazon.

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Chaandani Khan's story begins with a life derailed. Six years ago, a car accident left this high-achieving event planner with a concussion that transformed her world overnight. The woman who once thrived on 70-hour work weeks, constant travel, and a packed social calendar suddenly couldn't make a sandwich or find matching shoes. The cognitive fog was so thick that even basic tasks became mountains to climb.

What unfolds in this raw, vulnerable conversation is a journey through the challenging landscape of persistent post-concussion syndrome (PPCS). Chaandani shares how she navigated years of appointments with multiple practitioners—sometimes five days a week—while grappling with the profound question: "Who am I now that everything that defined me has been stripped away?"

The heartbeat of this episode is the critical gap Chaandani identified during her recovery: many healthcare providers, though well-intentioned, aren't truly "concussion-informed." She describes how practitioners might overwhelm patients with too much information delivered too rapidly, or fail to recognize when patients are "masking" their symptoms while internally struggling. With approximately 30% of concussion cases becoming persistent, this represents thousands of people potentially falling through the cracks.

Today, Chaandani has transformed her experience into a mission. She now educates practitioners on practical strategies to better serve their concussion patients—from slowing speech patterns to controlling environmental factors like lighting and sound. She's developing an online learning community for professionals launching in 2025, aiming to create systemic change that improves outcomes for all PPCS patients.

Connect with Chaandani at www.returntolife.ca and discover how her work is helping bridge the gap between patients and practitioners in the concussion recovery journey.

Email Chaandani: hello@returntolife.ca

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