Inhibiting Primitive Reflexes in Less Than 15 Minutes

In this video, I, Dr. Josh Madsen, will be demonstrating and explaining primitive reflexes in adults. Our focus will be on a patient who has faced multiple traumatic brain injuries. However, it's important to note that these reflexes can resurface due to a variety of stressors.
To begin, we'll test the Moro Reflex, observing the patient's blinking response and startle reflex. We'll then move on to the Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex, where the patient may experience balance issues and hyperextension during specific movements.
Next, we'll explore the standing asymmetrical tonic neck reflex and the symmetrical tonic neck reflex. This will involve observing the patient's arm and head movements in response to head rotations.
Additionally, we'll identify the presence of a spinal galant reflex, which can be observed when stroking the patient's back, causing her to curve towards the stimulated side.
Finally, I will conclude the video by examining the patient's ocular response during side-to-side head movements, allowing us to further understand the impact of these reflexes.
Overall, this video provides a visual demonstration of primitive reflexes in an adult who has a history of traumatic brain injuries. By showcasing these reflexes, I aim to increase awareness and understanding of their presence in adults and the potential factors that can contribute to their reemergence.
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[@DrJoshMadsen]

Book an appointment or get more information -

[@tyaoliver767]

Just making stuff up 😂

[@Memphismom123]

I find this SO interesting! I wonder how often you would have to do the stimulation so there is no regression.

[@samsoumjam3854]

if you are offering online courses or training plz let us know the procedure to join them

[@kellenwaters1666]

What is the vibration tool that you are using in this video?

[@deonhattingh3868]

How is it possible that the reflexes get integrated so quickly?

[@JM-ul6pp]

Do you know anyone in the UK who does this?

[@a24-45]

Fascinating. The session would feel more real though, less like a hypnosis demonstration, without the trancelike drone music.

[@exphys6513]

Is the vibrator frequency 60-90 Hz? Is the light you use a red-light frequency I thought you said it was a laser. Can you give any more information regarding the laser??

[@joan.nao1246]

So glad The Algo Gods sent this to me! Fascinating! So many questions 🤔 And such peaceful music.

[@peaceandlove544]

Is this for real? With just light and heat how can you fix someone?

[@arulr3813]

Hi Dr, i am glad to know I can get help for my 7 yrs old daughter who is having auditory processing and visual processing.

[@HealthTruthMovement]

Wow this is facinating. First time ive come across this and it makes so much sense for me

[@mohsinapatel8495]

You’re amazing love your videos.. want to learn more about reflex and it’s treatment pls let me know the procedure

[@exphys6513]

Great to see someone specialize in this. If you test someone and they are positive with most reflexes from fear paralysis to Babinski do you start with the reflex that should integrate first and then go in that order? Do you integration with later reflexes even if prior reflexes haven't quite fully integrated?

[@RobertManlove]

Thanks for sharing this video. Are there any scientific papers that you can point me towards that explains / explores the mechanisms of action of the vibration / light stimuli?

[@simonalisa7891]

What kind of laser and vibration tool is used? Thanx

[@Sekhmet1Songstress]

Is this "fast track approach" suitable for retained primitive reflexes in general, or only if they resurface due to trauma, having previuously been fully integrated?

[@mohsinapatel8495]

What kind of laser and vibrating tool is used in this video ??

[@christiegrows2022]

Can you explain why is it a red laser to stimulate the cerebellum?