Alternative treatments for Parkinson Disorder
LOS ANGELES, July 5, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Dr. Elena Eustache, founder of the Eustache Institute is successfully treating patients who suffer from Parkinson Disorder, a brain dysfunction that impairs a person's movement and motor skills, with neurofeedback therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen treatments. Neurofeedback retrains the brain using a variety of brain exercises via an EEG, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy engulfs the brain with 100 percent pure oxygen, which stimulates damaged cells and increases the growth of new blood vessels to nourish them. It also mobilizes the body’s stem cells and excites neurogenesis which is the generation of new neurons. These two treatments combined offers those suffering from the disorder the possibility of reducing dependence on medication, which can enhance a person’s quality of life minus the side effects.
“Numerous patients I’ve treated with Parkinson’s disorder have shown a dramatic improvement in static and balance, especially those who’ve started treatment early on in their diagnosis," says Dr. Elena Eustache. “After just a few treatments many of my patients feel a sense of calm, focus and clarity, which helps with them to stay positive throughout the continued treatments, because that’s what brain training is all about, retraining your brain for the positive so we can create harmony and balance throughout the person’s brain and life. With every patient, my goal is to increase the activity of the brain that controls the person’s motors functions by conducting light exercises as we monitor their brainwaves via an EEG machine. It touches my heart when I see how Neurofeedback and Hyperbaric Oxygen treatments improve and prolong the quality of life for my patients, including their loved ones. For this is the reason I have such a great passion for raising awareness about the two treatments because they truly help make a positive difference in many lives.”
It's important to raise awareness about these two amazing treatments. Neurofeedback and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy have helped many people overcome debilitating symptoms caused by neurological disorders.
Dr. Elena Eustache, Founder of the Eustache Institute
According to the Parkinson Association of the Carolina’s, this disorder affects about fifty percent more men than women, and the most common age of diagnosis is 60 years of age. Nevertheless, 5 to 10 percent of people have been diagnosed earlier in life with 10 million people worldwide living with the disorder. Symptoms of Parkinson disorder include tremors in your hands, legs and arms, slow movements, stiff muscles, and problems with balance and walking. Tremors are the most common symptom. People with Parkinson’s will also lose the nerve endings that produce norepinephrine, a leading chemical messenger of the sympathetic nervous system, that controls automatic functions of the body, such as heart rate and blood pressure. In time, this disorder will attack all the muscles in the person’s body, causing problems with swallowing, digestion and moving bowels. Some cases of Parkinson’s can also lead to dementia. Dr. Elena Eustache recommends that anyone diagnosed with having Parkinson’s disorder begin treatment right away. The earlier one receives treatment; their symptoms will diminish, and the better their lives will become.
About Dr. Elena Eustache
Dr. Elena Eustache is a specialist in Neurofeedback therapy, with a Ph.D. in Psychology and Cognitive Behavior Therapy. Dr. Elena Eustache helps her patients reach their full potential so they can live the life they’ve always dreamed. You can read more about Neurofeedback therapy by visiting her blog. You may also find her on Instagram and Facebook.
About Eustache Institute
Eustache Institute, established in 2009, by Dr. Elena Eustache, specializes in treating neurological disorders with Neurofeedback therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy. The Eustache Institute also offers relationship and individual counseling. You can read more about the Eustache Institute by visiting www.EustacheInstitute.com.
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