What circuit keeps the brain running? !! BASAL GANGLIA !!

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What circuit keeps the brain running? !! BASAL GANGLIA !!
In this video, we discuss what the basal ganglia does for the cortex of the brain, and how it has an excitatory role and an inhibitory role, and these function somewhat separately on each side of the brain. We discuss the difference between the Basal Ganglia, the Cerebral Cortex, and the Cerebellum functionally. The Basal Ganglia is several linked relays that yearn to help the brain either fire up or be quiet, and these have symptoms that can be understood.
This video is for any layperson who wants to learn more about the deeper structures of the brain and how they differ from the surface or cortex of the brain for a deeper understanding of new terms and locations in the brain.
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Dr. Michael Pierce has 25 years of clinical experience in chiropractic neurology and metabolism and uses clinical and laboratory science-based reasoning wherever it is possible to provide safe and effective wellness and lifestyle changes for those suffering chronic pain or illness.
Dr. Michael Pierce is board certified in neurology by the American Chiropractic Neurology Board, which is the sole specialty board in neurology recognized by the American Chiropractic Association (ACA). The ACNB’s Diplomate program has achieved accreditation by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA). Chiropractic as a discipline is endorsed by the US Department of Education, by the Department of Health and Human Services, is applied by the US military, and research is partially funded by the National Institutes of Health.
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There are lots of providers who have more skill and experience than I do, and many are closer to you. Here are some more resources and other options for you to find: You can locate -
1. Neurofeedback practitioners from www.BCIA.org
2. Chiropractic neurologists from www.ACNB.org
3. QEEG analysts from qeegcertificationboard.org/
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[@michelekisly2535]

I am SO IMPRESSED : What a gift you have Doctor !.... Most MDS haven't an inkling of what you are explaing...so much suffering going on for lack of knowledge.

[@femalephotographydesign6150]

Wow finally the sufferers are actually getting help. Wow doc we all aapreciate u for talking about dystopia

[@yosiast]

Thanks for explaining it so well for the layman.

[@TheHumanCondition]

Thank you, Yosias, for watching our channel!

[@VanessaGeorgiades]

I hope this reaches you Can I connect?

[@elizabethgibson6794]

Very interesting

[@TheHumanCondition]

Glad you think so!

[@TheMraptor]

where can we find the mental and physical exercises ??

[@TheHumanCondition]

Look to youtube from doctors in functional neurology that are certified on ACNB.org in the doctor locator. I will try to do more of these too.

[@servicegoddess]

Hi !! I have been under neuro Dr care after being diagnosed with two strokes after a Traumatic Brain injury. I do not understand how some of my symptoms - short term memory issues, being the worst - haven't gotten better. I am struggling. I want to be myself again. Is it possible to go back - EVER ?? Thank you, Amie

[@TheHumanCondition]

The ACNB.org has a dr locator tab to find rehab doctors who work with stroke recovery naturally. Neuro PTs, OT and speech therapists are also good at this. Dont forget keto diets have helped many brain conditions including stroke.

[@MrsMills-jt1ry]

Can a stroke to the left basal ganglia cause emotional and physical problems? Such as unexplained depression and anxiety. Sudden insomnia and loss of appetite?

[@TheHumanCondition]

That is entirely possible. Sometimes neurofeedback and brain rehab can help. I like high resolution SPECT imaging for basal ganglia.