The Human Brain
The human brain is “the organ of civilization”. Our species and planet are dependent upon its evolution. Human survival and human history require an adaptable and ever expanding neural network of knowledge from this miraculous organ to meet the challenges and ensure our survival for future generations. With this kind of importance placed on a […]
Parkinsonian tremors and other tremor types
A tremor is an involuntary muscle contraction resulting in a lack of control in different areas of the body, due to an altered neuronal activation in the brain region that controls movement. These uncontrolled movements or shaking can often be a result of Parkinson’s disease. Typically, a Parkinsonian tremor will affect a hand or may […]
Asperger’s syndrome and Autism Differences
Asperger’s syndrome (AS) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) both fall within the category of neurodevelopmental conditions that can affect a persons relationships, social interactions and behaviors. Prior to 2013, The American Psychiatric Association ( who publishes the diagnostic manual practitioners use to determine certain mental health conditions), the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders […]
Latest Autism Research
The scientific community has believed autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to be a neurobiological developmental condition that negatively affects social interactions, communication and sensory processing. Recent efforts to help better understand this condition have been made that can influence how we can manage and live with ASD. As of now, many doctors and scientists have looked […]
ADHD and Being Tired
ADHD is a condition that affects the brain and nervous system causing trouble in executive functioning, attention, motivation, impulsive behavior and hyperactivity. Although being tired is not currently included within the diagnostic criteria for ADHD. Some small studies suggest that some ADHD people experience fatigue as well. Does ADHD Cause Tiredness ? Research studies have […]
Vestibular Migraine
A vestibular migraine is a neurological condition in which a migraine sufferer experiences repeated episodes of dizziness or vertigo associated with each migraine attack. It is believed that vestibular migraines are related to nerves, blood vessels and inner ear issues but it remains unclear. Migraine typically affects nerves and blood vessels along with the chemicals […]
Visual Migraines
Visual or ocular migraines are a neurological condition and category of migraine that include both aura and retinal migraines, which visual changes and disturbances occur along with a headache. They are fairly common among those who suffer from migraine headaches. The visual disturbances can include light flashes, light sensitivity or blind spots. Visual or ocular […]
Adult Separation Anxiety Disorder
Separation anxiety is an anxiety disorder that usually occurs in young children as a result from a parent having to leave them or walk away for a short time while still being close and coming back. The anxious feelings associated with this condition can also manifest physical responses such as: nausea, headaches and a sore […]
Migraine Triggers
A migraine trigger is anything that can increase the chances of developing a migraine headache. It can be a condition like stress or lack of sleep or something like bright lights, loud noises, certain smells, hormones, weather changes or foods sensitivities. When this occurs in someone who suffers from migraine headaches it can but not […]
Growing Older With ADHD
Most who are diagnosed with ADHD as a child will lead productive lives as long as they recognize the symptoms and can best manage them. Early detection of ADHD also means early treatment which often leads to better long term outcomes. Not knowing you have ADHD and going untreated can lead to a greater risk […]