Podcast
Talk Neuro to Me
Hosted by The Carrick Institute · EN
This podcast covers topics in neuroscience, health and performance with the Carrick Institute
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Talk Neuro To Me: The GyroStim
Jul 1900:36:23Tap to summarizeGyroStim is the world’s only FDA-designated Breakthrough Device for rotational vestibular rehabilitation—a title earned through innovation, evidence, and unmatched results. Other motorized chairs may mimic the appearance, but none match the function, regulatory standing, or clinical effectiveness of GyroStim. As vestibular rehabilitation evolves, GyroStim leads the way—offering unmatched hope and healing for patients worldwide.
Transcribe →Episode 61: Introducing CereFLEX: Fuel for Your Brain with Dr. Ashkan Jalili
Apr 1, 2025Tap to summarizeDr. Jalili shares insights on brain health and the development of CereFLEX AM/PM, a Health-Canada-approved supplement designed to support cognitive function and memory. After more than 11 years of research and formulation, this neuro-metabolically focused approach combines antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and herbal remedies to aid those experiencing post-concussive challenges. Proudly formulated and manufactured in North America. Learn more: www.cereflexlabs.com For clinic orders (wholesale): https://cereflexlabs.com/pages/wholesale_registration For individual orders: https://cereflexlabs.com/products/am-pm-brain-supplement-package To make future podcast suggestions, visit https://CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 60: Visual Snow with Dr. Charles Shidlofsky
Oct 1, 202400:32:27Tap to summarizeDr. Shidlofsky shares his expertise on visual snow with us and walks us through his published paper titled "The efficacy of neuro-optometric visual rehabilitation therapy in patients with visual snow syndrome".The efficacy of neuro-optometric visual rehabilitation therapy in patients with visual snow syndrome: https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2022.999336Neuro-Vision Associates of North Texas: https://www.dr-s.net/To make future podcast suggestions, visit https://CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 59: 3 Strategies to Grow Your Clinic with Dr. Lon Kalapp
Aug 21, 202400:41:03Tap to summarizeDr. Kalapp shares three strategies to grow your clinic. Dr. Kalapp has become a resource for clinicians looking to remove barriers and grow their businesses. The Kalapp Method: https://thekalappmethod.com/To make future podcast suggestions, visit https://CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 58: Antenatal Depression & the NUTRIMUM Study with Dallin Hardy
Aug 19, 202400:49:20Tap to summarizeIn this Talk Neuro to Me episode, we interview Dallin Hardy, who shares with us the results of the NUTRIMUM study, which looked at alternative solutions for antenatal depression, which affects approximately 10% of women during pregnancy.Link to NUTRIMUM paper: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/bjpsych-open/article/efficacy-and-safety-of-a-mineral-and-vitamin-treatment-on-symptoms-of-antenatal-depression-12week-fully-blinded-randomised-placebocontrolled-trial-nutrimum/84BC34CD9F2689AE9D790F69B5D7C673To make future podcast suggestions, visit: CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 57: Screen for Dysautonomia using the Sustained Hand Grip Test with Dr. John McClaren
Jul 1, 202400:35:31Tap to summarizeIn this Talk Neuro to Me episode, we interview Dr. John McClaren who shares with us a clinical test he covered in one of his recent programs. This examination procedure allows a clinician to quickly, reliably, and effectively screen for autonomic dysfunction in patients. To make future podcast suggestions, visit: CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 56: Dysautonomia in Pediatric Concussions with Dr. Andrew Parks
Apr 17, 202400:27:16Tap to summarizeIn this Talk Neuro to Me episode, we interview Dr. Andrew Parks about his latest publication, "Autonomic nervous system dysfunction in pediatric sport-related concussion: a systematic review." This literature aims to identify, appraise and synthesize the evidence of autonomic nervous system (ANS) dysfunction following sport-related concussion in pediatric populations.The paper can be found here:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38283159/To make future podcast suggestions, visit: CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 55: Pathogenesis of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy - A New Perspective with Corlius Birkill
Mar 28, 202400:48:19Tap to summarizeIn this Talk Neuro to Me episode, we interview Corlius Birkill about their latest publication, "Adaptive Autonomic and Neuroplastic Control in Diabetic Neuropathy: A Narrative Review."This literature aims to update a clinician's understanding of diabetic peripheral neuropathy, its pathogenesis, and how this new model will lead to new solutions for patients suffering from similar conditions.The paper can be found here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38018186/To learn more about Corlius Birkill, his team, research, and technology, visit: Algiamed.comTo make future podcast suggestions, visit: CarrickInstitute.com
Transcribe →Episode 54: Fastigial Nucleus and Trunk Position
Sep 28, 202000:33:13Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, we release from the Carrick Institute vault Prof. Carrick’s discussion on the Fastigial Nucleus and trunk position. Prof. Carrick describes the dominance of trunk position over head position in vestibular processing of the cerebellum. Humankind must be able to activate different groups of muscles even with the same head position and vestibular activation. Trunk proprioceptors have vestibular targets in the Fastigial nucleus and promote this functionality that allows us to support posture and locomotion. This episode was originally recorded in 2010.
Transcribe →Episode 54: Fastigial Nucleus and Trunk Position
Sep 28, 202000:33:13Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, we release from the Carrick Institute vault Prof. Carrick’s discussion on the Fastigial Nucleus and trunk position. Prof. Carrick describes the dominance of trunk position over head position in vestibular processing of the cerebellum. Humankind must be able to activate different groups of muscles even with the same head position and vestibular activation. Trunk proprioceptors have vestibular targets in the Fastigial nucleus and promote this functionality that allows us to support posture and locomotion. This episode was originally recorded in 2010.
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