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POST-VIRAL SEQUELA:
CHRONIC FATIGUE & LONG COVID

Long COVID is now recognized as one of the most significant neurological public health challenges of our time. But Long COVID is not unique. It belongs to a broader category of post-viral syndromes that includes Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and other post-infectious neurological conditions that share the same underlying pattern of nervous system disruption. 


Long COVID currently affects 17.9% of adults in the United States as of late 2024 — with many of those meeting the diagnostic criteria for CFS.

More than 60% of Long COVID sufferers experience persistent neurological symptoms affecting cognitive function and quality of life — even two to three years after their initial infection.  Approximately 34% of COVID-19 survivors experience cognitive deficits lasting beyond six months post-infection.

 

The most commonly reported symptoms are fatigue, brain fog, cognitive dysfunction, sleep disorder, autonomic instability including POTS, headache, anxiety and mood disruption, and post-exertional malaise.

 

These are neurological symptoms. They have neurological causes. And they deserve a neurologically targeted intervention.


We offer a variety of treatment options for supporting the healing process:
-Neurogen Brain Balancing (Passive, adaptive neuromodulation / neurofeedback)
-Acupuncture
-Photobiomodulation
-Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
-Supplement and Herbal Support
-Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation

-Neuro-muscular Re-education & Functional Exercises
-Psychedelic-Assisted Neurorehabilitation

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1 MINUTE INTRO

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2 MINUTE SHORT

12 MINUTE IN DEPTH

WEBINAR RECORDING

TESTIMONIAL

We collaborate with the Non-profit organization bb4vets.org to help provide free Neurogen Brain Balancing Sessions for United States Military Veterans.
Visit www.bb4vets.org about details of how to receive four (4) free sessions.

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