What Health Conditions are affected by Brain Health?... All of them! Seriously, can you ever be healthy without a healthy functioning brain? No, it is that important. Oddly, however, because our brain is the organ of perception it is often less than able to perceive it’s own dysfunction. Let’s examine just what the brain does, how it works, and what we do at the MaxWell Clinic to improve brain function.
GeneceptTM Assay is an approach that analyzes neurotransmitter variations to help the clinician arrive at informed and differentiated therapeutic decisions. The assay combines a proprietary panel of genetic biomarker tests and an analytical report. The Genecept Assay is coupled with emerging education and information concerning mood disorders and pharmacogenomics.
EEG-Neurofeedback (EEG-NFB) trains the brain. Small sensors are placed on the scalp which monitor brain electrical activity. The results are fed through an FDA-registered database and users are given real-time feedback to optimize their brain wave patterns. This feedback comes in the form of changes in a video display or sound pattern. By rewarding more healthy brain states, your brain learns to function better long-term.
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Dear Prospective Student, The intention of this letter is to introduce you to the concepts of functional medicine, and how that relates to you as a student. If you are looking for a clinical experience that consists of shuffling a high volume of patients in and out all day, then this is not for you. Here at the MaxWell Clinic, much time is spent with each patient establishing relationships, understanding their healthcare needs, and examining their expectations. This type of medicine requires an open mind as many of the skills and concepts you will se
Allergy is a true dysfunction of the immune system. It is a dysfunction, because the symptoms of allergy (regardless if they are centered in the head, nose, eyes, gut, lungs, skin, or elsewhere) are caused by the inappropriate function of the immune system. Usually it is hyper-responding to something that should be ignored (like ragweed pollen or milk proteins for example).