Is There a Correlation Between Neurodegeneration in Obesity and Alzheimer’s Disease?
By now we have all heard enough about the harmful effects being over weight has on our physical health. It ranges from increased risks in every measurable category related to our cardiovascular, metabolic, respiratory, digestive and emotional wellbeing. Obesity is considered a multisystem disease because it leads to diabetes, hypertension and is implicated in so […]
How Important is the Vagus Nerve to Our Wellbeing ?
The vagus nerve is the longest nerve in the human body. It travels from our neck down to our abdomen. It is the main nerve in charge of our “fight or flight” reflex through the activation of the relaxation response that reduces the heart rate and drops our blood pressure. It has been shown that […]
How do Brainwaves of Meditators Compare with a Psychedelic Experience
During my years of practice using EEG neurofeedback, I have had my share of working on many of those who actively participate in meditation. Some of which have practiced for many years and considered themselves masters. Without exception these types would compare their experience of a LENS treatment to “feeling like a 2-3 hour meditation […]
Babies Look for this Clue to Gain Feelings of Trust in Adults
The very survival of our species is dependent upon our ability to adapt and learn from our surroundings. This biological neural network is hardwired into each and everyone of us. Even from before we were born. So by the time we arrive in this “new and waring” world, we are innately equipped, yet need to […]
What Role Does Gray and White Matter Play in the Brain ?
Sometimes life can be simple. Like in times when we are having fun. Surrounded by family and friends engaged in laughter. But most of the time, life is demanding and complex. It involves many moving parts that require a sense of order. Patterns that will lead to an anticipated result. Cause and effect… black and […]
Hadar Cohen
★★★★★
Jon is wonderful! I am so grateful I found his work after I suffered a pretty bad concussion. He helped me heal and recover and was incredibly supportive and caring the entire time!
—Hadar Cohen
Nathan Woodworth
★★★★★
I’m 26 years old and have been doing LENS neurofeedback with Jon Stuart for five months to treat my ADHD symptoms. When I heard that LENS neurofeedback therapy could help ADHD, I was initially skeptical and also concerned that in treating the disorder I would lose the creativity that comes with it. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that not only does LENS neurotherapy work for ADHD, it has actually enhanced my creativity.
—Nathan Woodworth
Howard Elkin MD, FACC
★★★★★
As a holistic cardiologist and anti-aging medicine specialist, I pride myself on seeking potential cutting edge technologies. LENS neurotherapy clearly meets this criterion. It is a non-pharmacologic modality useful in treating a myriad of emotional problems: chronic anxiety, insomnia, phobias, panic attacks, ADD/ADHD, autism, addictive disorders and stroke recovery are a few examples.
—Howard Elkin MD, FACC
Dr. Alex Bello
★★★★★
I initially scheduled a consult with Jon because I had a patient who saw remarkable improvement with LENS therapy. Needless to say, I was extremely curious. I found Jon to be extremely knowledgeable and someone who genuinely cares about both his craft and people. He is extremely meticulous and takes the time to explain things to you, which is a great thing when dealing with such complex issues.
—Dr. Alex Bello
Heidi Irene
★★★★★
I came to Jon because I had been dealing with CFS and POTS for the past 8 years. I also struggled with ADHD, dyslexia, and dysgraphia my whole life in addition to C-PTSD, anxiety, depression, OCD, migraines, and dissociation. I had taken every medication and tried multiple types of therapies. I felt like I was putting band-aids on my problems. Since starting LENS therapy I have had remarkable changes in only 2 months!!