HyperMED Stroke Protocols are unique - we provide saturative blocks of Hyperbaric Oxygenation combined with Lokomat (Gait Training) and other supportive modalities including Median Nerve Stimulation, Whole Body Vibration, immune stimulating supplements etc to impact the disease process and salvage back functionality. Hyperbaric Oxygenation provides the available fuel and acts as a catalyst to the underlying central issue (hypoxia). Lokomat (Robotic Gait Assisted Walking) and other forms of intensive physical therapy are required to ‘drive’ neuroplasticity - the ability of the neurons in the nervous system to develop new connections and ‘learn’ new functions. The rate of neuroplasticity is directly impacted by the levels of continuing hypoxia which blocks recovery! This combined Hyperbaric Lokomat approach ‘awakens’ dormant neural pathways and provides accurate neurological repetition enhancing and re-training connections and pathways in the brain and spinal cord. Patients have the ability to ‘salvage back’ what has been damaged improving brain and spinal cord function - to regain walking ability or learn to walk!
What Happens With Stroke?
Why Does The Individual Progressively Lose Functionality?
Please take the time to watch the following National Geographic Documentary on Professor Ed Cooper pioneering work on Median Nerve Stimulation. The key message by Prof Cooper is the fact that 'awakening is the result of accurate repetition many thousands of times that tells the brain and spinal cord – wake-up, wake-up, wake- up, wake-up, wake-up ….’ Median Nerve Stimulation (MNS) is an integral part of the HyperMED Protocol - application is recommend for all patients with neurologic disorders. MNS provides a cost effective yet simple home application that enables parents to continue the benefits of HyperMED saturation and training. Equally Spinal Cord patients, victims of neurologic trauma including Stroke and elderly patients suffering dementia related illness can also benefit from Median Nerve Stimulation. Science supports the fact that many disabled patients have intact but non-responding dormant neural pathways. These dormant pathways need to 'wake-up!'
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