All Things Neuro

Your TBI patient isn't just dealing with a brain injury. Here's the science behind why.

When the brain slams against the skull during impact, whatever region takes the damage stops communicating properly with the body it controls. That means a single concussion can quietly disrupt muscle function, digestion, sleep, and more.

Dr. Joe Esposito explains exactly how this happens and what you need to do about it as a provider.

This is what May 1st is all about. One hour that will change how you see TBI.

Register now at www.allthingsneuro.com/events

Most providers know about the central nervous system. Far fewer are paying attention to the enteric nervous system after a TBI.

The enteric nervous system controls digestion, and it is directly linked to the vagus nerve. When a concussion disrupts vagus nerve function, the ripple effects show up in ways that are easy to miss and even easier to misattribute.

Dr. Joe Esposito has been studying this connection for over 50 years. On May 1st, he is bringing that knowledge straight to you.

If your patients are presenting with digestive issues, brain fog, or mood changes after a head injury, this session will change how you look at those symptoms.

Register now at www.allthingsneuro.com/events