SeizuresWritten by Dr. Michael L. Johnson
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Treatment alternatives are now available. These treatments are effective and safe, and they can be pathway specific. Certain areas of brain can be isolated. As a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist, I take a unique approach to treatment and prevention of seizures. After a thorough neurological examination I determine which part of nervous system is not functioning properly. Treatments include structural adjustments on opposite side of decreased brain function, visual and auditory stimulation daily at different intensities and frequencies, and wearing glasses with various colored lenses to decrease frequency of firing input into brain. Visual imagery is also very effective in stimulating specific areas of brain. The results of stimulation can be directly measured by monitoring central integrated state of nervous system. This includes recording blood pressure, heart rate, and tidal volume of lungs before and after treatment.

Dr. Michael L. Johnson is a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist with over twenty years of experience in private practice, over 850 hours of neurological studies, and 3800 hours of postgraduate education. His best-selling book What Do You Do When the Medications Don't Work? - A Non-Drug Treatment of Dizziness, Migraine Headaches, Fibromyalgia, and Other Chronic Conditions is available at http://www.askdrjohnson.com. © 2005 M. L. Johnson
| | Residential Drug Treatment Centers - Overcome AddictionsWritten by Kerry Emrich
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Recovery is only commencement of a astounding new life! The addict learns to be free from bonds of alcohol and drugs and experiences healing, self expression, and joy. This not only benefits individual, but their family and friends as well. This new found freedom will last a lifetime. Personalized treatment and help is goal of most residential drug treatment centers. 12 Step Programs such as Alcoholics Anonimous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Cocaine Anonymous (CA), and Gamblers Anonymous (GA) are often integrated into residential drug treatment center programs. Aftercare is another benefit of most drug and alcoholic treatment centers. Treatment groups and individual treatment play a major role in process of recovering from addictions. Group sessions are anonymous so you can relax and talk about your feelings with others suffering from similar problems. Alcoholism, gambling addiction, and drug addiction problems can often be overcome faster with care from others facing same hurdles. Residential treatment program doctors or councilors, specializing in addiction disorders and treating chemical dependency disorders, can offer help and advice. Every year, thousands of sufferers successfully recover from their addictions. Treatment programs offer tools and aid needed to overcome addiction and live from from addiction. They can enjoy a new world free from problems.

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