169 Restoring Brain Function with Dr. David Stephens

from Non Linear Learning - Rethinking Education for Neurodivergent Learners Hosted by Dr. Vaish Sarathy

I learned about the fascinating link between brain function and glucose from Dr. David Stephens, founder of Humanity Restored. With expertise in neuropsychology, neuroscience, and mental health, Dr. Stephens sheds light on how trauma impacts cognition and how glucose therapy might aid recovery. Key Takeaways: Trauma significantly affects learning and cognitive function. Glucose is a crucial brain fuel and may support healing. Dietary interventions can influence neurodevelopmental health. Consulting a healthcare provider is essential before considering new interventions. Get in Touch: 👉 Learn more about Dr. David Stephens' work at https://restoredhumanity.com/s/about.php 👉 Connect with Dr. Vaish Sarathy on Instagram: @dr.vaishsarthy Disclaimer - I do have a caveat for this episode - and that is this : Dr. Stephens does talk about some specific interventions - glucose therapy is this case. Please take care and make sure you consult with your child's primary doctor if you decide to follow through on this. The views expressed in this episode are just for education and not for treatment.

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