The Stress Response
If you are hiking on a path in the woods and come across a bear, your nervous system
will
do its best to help you survive: your brain will kick into high gear, your heart rate
will increase, your fingers will cool, your palms will get sweaty, all in an effort to
survive.
Everyone is familiar with the "Fight or Flight" response. Patients understand that before
they ever walk through your door. But what they might not know is that your
nervous system doesn't know the difference between a potential bear attack and a near miss
car accident. The "response" is the same.
Recent research shows that how we respond to such stress - and how we recover from it - may say more
about our health than anything else. In many ways it is more telling than your age, your sex, or
your weight... whether or not you smoke or excercise... or even if you have high
blood pressure.
NeuroInfiniti's unique Stress Response Evaluation allows you to measure this
stress response in your patients. It might not surprise you to learn how
valuable the NeuroInfiniti will be for your patient's care. But what is sure to
blow you away is the effect that the NeuroInfiniti will have on the dialog in
your practice.
Articles
Have you ever wondered about the strange phenomena that exists in the spectrum
of chiropractic public opinion? How is it possible that such extreme differing
views can exist...
According to a recent Associated Press-AOL health poll, people reporting high debt stress were many times more likely to suffer from...
All too often our society subscribes to the notion that "it'll never happen to me" or "what I don't know can't hurt me." After years of influence...
In 1894 an astronomer named Percival Lowell built the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. The stated intention of his efforts was to closely investigate...
Videos and Webinars
A presentation on moving from a symptom based practice to a true health and peek performance practice based on the principles of neurologically based chiropractic... presented by Dr. Richard Barwell
Dr. Joe Demyen discusses the effects of the NeuroInfiniti on communication in his practice.
Collection of previously recorded CEO Call Series Webinars.
Additional Resources
A list of suggested reading for those looking to expand their knowledge in areas
related to stress, the stress response, neurologically based chiropractic, biofeedback, neurofeedback, or the
future of health care.