Before I finish this series, I wanted to introduce you to one last reflex called the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex, or the TLR. The TLR is closely linked to the vestibular system and a person’s awareness of where they are in space. If the TLR doesn’t mature properly, it can have an effect on vision, hearing, gut health, the immune system, and more. Children that get carsick easily, avoid activities like playing sports or riding a bike, walk on their toes, or have trouble properly perceiving letters and numbers properly could partially be the result of an unintegrated TLR. Show Notes: https://www.connectmybrain.com/the-world-of-reflexes-tlr-and-its-effect-on-vision-hearing-gut-health-and-the-immune-system/

Today is one of our final episodes on collaborative health and today I’m interviewing another colleague of mine at Brain and Body Rehabilitation Specialists (BBRS), Dr. Jose Adorno. Dr. Jose is a chiropractic neurologist who just graduated a few months ago. What I love about Dr. Jose is that he didn’t try to make it on his own first, as many new chiropractors do, but that he jumped right into working in a collaborative environment. Dr. Jose has such a passion for working with the brain and helping his patients. In our conversation, he shares why joining the collaborative work at BBRS was a no-brainer for him, how he was inspired to become a chiropractor, and how he actually helped me with some eye troubles I was having! Show Notes: https://www.connectmybrain.com/collaborative-health-with-chiropractic-neurologist-dr-jose-adorno/

Kelly Collins brought her son to Connect My Brain when she didn’t know where else to turn. Kelly shares why she brought her son in, her expectations, and some of the hurdles they faced. Hearing Kelly’s story perspective is extremely powerful. Her son used to exhibit all kinds of difficult behaviours and as Kelly says herself, every day was rough. Now, the rough days come much less frequently and the root causes of her son’s behaviours have been identified, allowing Kelly to really work with her son based on his needs. Kelly also shares her own honest review of Connect My Brain. She warns parents not to come in expecting a magic fix or expecting things to be easy, but she does offer a message of hope and encouragement for others in her shoes. Here at Connect My Brain, we want to learn about your child, understand what’s going on in their brains and bodies, and help you and your child change the patterns their brains have gotten stuck in. Show Notes: https://www.connectmybrain.com/success-story-a-moms-perspective-on-connect-my-brain/

When we talk abut nutrition, we are really talking about the chemistry of the body. It’s not just about the foods that you eat, or the supplements you take, but about the healthcare decisions that we make and how far-reaching that they really can be. In the past three years we have really started to see the impact surrounding COVID and the COVID vaccine and how it affects our overall body chemistry and health. The potential adverse effects of the vaccine are numerous and have been largely hid from the general public. But that information is slowly becoming more available and we need to educate ourselves. My guest today is Amy Kelly, the COO of Daily Clout and the program director for the Pfizer Document Dissection Program. This program has been looking at thousands of documents from Pfizer about the COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial, manufacturing, and adverse events. Her team of 3500 volunteers is scouring through these documents and making their findings public and accessible. We discuss what Amy has learned so far from the reluctant release of these documents and how we can become informed, make better decisions for our bodies and health, and help facilitate change. Show Notes: https://www.connectmybrain.com/nutrition-101-impact-of-the-pfizer-documents-with-amy-kelly-coo-of-daily-clout/