The Groundbreaking Potential of Vagal Nerve Stimulation | Digby Ormond-Brown | TEDxJohannesburgSalon

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In this TEDxJohannesburg talk, Digby Ormond-Brown reveals the transformative power of non-invasive vagal nerve stimulation (VNS). From post-traumatic stress disorder to stroke rehabilitation, Ormond-Brown shares poignant stories showcasing VNS's versatility. Delving into the scientific underpinnings, he connects VNS to neuroplasticity and the vagus nerve's role in healing. With eloquence, he discusses the revolutionary impact of VNS on diverse conditions, cautioning about the need for controlled application. Ormond-Brown paints a compelling vision of a future where VNS orchestrates a neural symphony, unlocking the brain's potential for recovery. This talk promises to inspire and illuminate the extraordinary possibilities within our own minds. Digby Ormond-Brown specialises in mind-brain relationships. Based at Netcare Rehab in Johannesburg, he diagnoses and treats adults and children, focusing on dementia and neurological disorders. Ormond-Brown collaborates on concussion management, serves as a trusted High Court expert witness, conducts insurance evaluations, assesses flight crew fitness, and aids in neurotoxin-related occupational health assessments. His extensive knowledge in brain-related conditions, including hypoxic-ischaemic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and traumatic brain injury, guides his rehabilitation services. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@antoniasepulveda4181]

I would love to have the title of the paper !

[@AlexMartinez-rh7qh]

I suffer from ptsd and my anxiety goes to my gut creating a horrible acidic pain like, thst stays with me 24/7 I can’t cure it. On meds and brain spotting therapy. Helps. The only med that band aids it is Xanax. I take one pill per week. All I am prescribed. It’s killing me 😢

[@Lipolimtown]

I just wonder if this would work for schizophrenia or other disorders of consciousness as it proposes it does in the medical papers. SOME studies have been conducted with various outcomes of non efficacy and very effacious in others