EPISODE · Jan 29, 2024 · 33 MIN
The Neurology of Tic Disorders, and Why They are on the Rise
from A Functional Approach with Dr. Jim Chialtas · host Jim Chialtas, DACM, L.Ac.
In this 48th episode I discuss several concepts pertaining to tic disorders. Tic's are definitely on the rise, especially amongst our younger generation, and may be suggestive of something deeper going on in the brain. I will discuss three types of "tics," being motor, vocal, and limbic (emotional) which can occur independently or together. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is yet another expression of weakness in the very same areas of the brain. I will explain the various parts of the brain responsible for this behavior and other parts of the brain required to dampen tic behavior. I will then tie together some concepts about how to manage or improve tic behavior. It often takes several things all occurring at once to make the largest impact. In the end... The recommended "exercises" for tic behavior are the same ones that can help with generalized brain health! So even if you don't have tics yourself, or know someone with tics, this podcast is still relevant for you because you have a brain! ;-)
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