Tag: non-invasive

Methylene Blue and Stroke: Can It Protect the Brain and Aid Recovery?
20/11/2025
Mark
animals, anti-inflammatory, ATP, behaviour, brain cells, brain health, clinical trials, cognitive decline, cognitive function, concentration, connections, dementia, efficiency, medications, Methylene Blue, mitochondrial function, neurology, neuroplasticity, neuroprotection, non-invasive, optimisation, oxidative stress, symptoms, therapy
Reading Time: 9 minutes. Methylene blue shows promise for protecting your brain during stroke by stabilising mitochondrial function and enhancing ATP production, even in oxygen-deprived tissue. In experimental models, it has reduced infarct volumes by 30-50% and extended the therapeutic window when administered within 60 minutes of stroke onset. The compound acts as an alternative electron…
Read More
Diagnosis and Tests for UTI: a Comprehensive Guide
18/11/2025
Mark
causes, comfort, comprehensive guide, history, inflammation, menopause, non-invasive, pain management, pressure, risk factors, symptoms, treatment options
Reading Time: 7 minutes. In the realm of urinary tract infections (UTIs), accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment. By employing a comprehensive array of diagnostic techniques, healthcare professionals can swiftly identify UTIs, ensuring prompt, targeted interventions. This guide aims to provide a concise yet informative overview of the various diagnostic methods available, ranging from…
Read More
Genetic Testing for ADHD: Personalising Your Treatment Options
23/06/2025
Mark
ADHD, ADHD management, ADHD treatment, behaviour, comfort, genetics, innovations, medications, mental health, non-invasive, personalised medicine, risk factors, success, symptom management, symptoms, therapy, treatment options, well-being
Reading Time: 9 minutes. Can genetic testing diagnose ADHD and improve treatment? Yes, genetic testing for ADHD can reveal genetic risk factors and personalise treatment plans. In this article, learn how genetic testing works, its benefits, including reduced side effects, patient experiences, ethical considerations, and future advances. Key Takeaways Understanding Genetic Testing for ADHD Genetic…
Read More
Understanding PTSD: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
05/04/2025
Mark
ADHD, animals, assistance, behaviour, blood pressure, brain function, brain imaging, breathing exercises, building resilience, causes, communication, concentration, connections, coping, coping strategies, emotional regulation, engaging, environment, exercise, immune system, innovations, lab, mental health, mental well-being, mindfulness, mindfulness techniques, neurofeedback, non-invasive, overall well-being, physical health, pressure, PTSD, research advances, resilience, risk factors, scents, self-awareness, sleep patterns, social connections, stability, strength, stress management, success, support groups, symptom management, symptoms, therapeutic approaches, therapies, therapy, tools, treatment options, virtual reality, well-being, yoga
Reading Time: 7 minutes. PTSD occurs when you experience or witness trauma, leading to persistent symptoms like intrusive memories, avoidance behaviours, and hyperarousal. While up to 90% of people face traumatic events, only 6-8% develop PTSD, with higher rates among veterans and minorities. Your brain’s fear response system becomes dysregulated, affecting daily functioning and physical…
Read More
Does Ivermectin Kill Scabies Immediately?
01/04/2025
Mark
animals, breastfeeding, clinical trials, concentration, elderly, environment, medications, non-invasive, pregnancy, success, symptoms, therapeutic approaches, therapies, therapy, tips, tools, trends
Reading Time: 9 minutes. Ivermectin is highly effective against scabies but doesn’t kill mites immediately. It works by paralysing and immobilising the mites, preventing them from feeding and reproducing. This process may take a few days, and you’ll likely need two doses taken 7-14 days apart to fully eliminate the infestation, as ivermectin doesn’t kill the…
Read More
Innovative Therapies Transforming Alzheimer’s Treatment
21/02/2025
Mark
activities of daily living, alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, brain function, brain health, clinical trials, cognitive assessment, cognitive assessments, cognitive decline, cognitive function, connections, diet, expression, improved cognition, medications, neurodegenerative disease, neurodegenerative disease management, neuroplasticity, neurotechnology, non-invasive, success, supplements, symptom management, technology, therapeutic approaches, therapies, therapy, treatment options
Reading Time: 7 minutes. We’re witnessing a revolutionary shift in Alzheimer’s treatment protocols through gamma oscillation therapy and personalised neuromodulation techniques. Clinical trials demonstrate a 76% reduction in cognitive decline using synchronised 40Hz light-sound stimulation while preserving 70% of brain volume. These non-invasive interventions and precision medicine approaches offer remarkable neuroplasticity and improvements in daily…
Read More
The Power of Frequencies in Health and Medicine
12/08/2024
Mark
brain health, breakthroughs, cancer, comfort, diagnostics, innovations, lab, meditation, Methylene Blue, non-invasive, staying informed, therapies, therapy, treatment options, well-being
Reading Time: 4 minutes. Harnessing the power of frequencies in health and medicine provides innovative, non-invasive solutions. Research shows that specific frequencies, like methylene blue, can potentially reverse diseases such as cancer. Utilising frequency calculation methods based on molecular vibrations can optimise cell functions and enhance overall well-being. Unlike mainstream treatments, frequency-based approaches often produce…
Read More
Unlocking Potential: Strategies for Managing ADHD Symptoms
10/08/2024
Mark
ADHD, ADHD management, balanced diet, behaviour, biofeedback, caregivers, concentration, coping, diet, emotional regulation, Empathy, engaging, environment, exercise, food, fruit, healthy fats, lifestyle changes, medications, meditation, mental health, mindful eating, mindful meditation, mindfulness, neurofeedback, non-invasive, nutrition, omega-3, optimal function, physical activity, sleep patterns, social relationships, symptoms, tea, therapeutic approaches, therapies, therapy, workplace
Reading Time: 5 minutes. This article presents an analytical exploration of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), focusing on its symptoms, impacts, and potential management strategies. It encompasses a comprehensive discussion of lifestyle modifications, therapeutic interventions, and societal roles in managing ADHD. The aim is to provide a thorough understanding that fosters effective symptom control, ultimately…
Read More
Methylene Blue: A Promising Tool In Precision Cancer Medicine
21/04/2024
Mark
breakthroughs, cancer, causes, clinical trials, coffee, diagnostics, discovery, environment, enzymes, fuelling, genetics, history, innovations, Methylene Blue, mitochondrial function, non-invasive, oxidative stress, personalised medicine, quality of life, secrets, success, therapies, therapy, tools, treatment options
Reading Time: 10 minutes. Imagine a world where cancer diagnostics and treatments could be tailored to each individual, maximising effectiveness and minimising side effects. You may think this is a distant dream, but it’s closer than you might believe, thanks partly to methylene blue. This simple yet powerful compound has been around for over a…
Read More
Unleashing Clear Thinking: The Power of Neurofeedback
07/03/2024
Mark
ADHD, behaviour, brain fog, brain function, brain health, clarity, cognitive abilities, cognitive function, cognitive performance, cognitive potential, concentration, discovery, emotional regulation, emotional resilience, emotional well-being, engaging, enhanced focus, enhancing cognitive function, improved cognition, memory, mental clarity, mental potential, mindfulness, mindfulness techniques, neurofeedback, neuroplasticity, non-invasive, overall well-being, quality of life, resilience, self-awareness, symptoms, technology, therapy, tools, unleashing, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutes. An all-too-common experience for many of us is the battle against mental fog and difficulty focusing. However, a technique called neurofeedback could hold the solution. This process involves monitoring and adjusting brain activity to encourage it to function in a new and different way. At a recent Modern Age event, I…
Read More