Michigan Brain Health

Michigan Brain Health We use a natural/non invasive/non-medication way to optimize brain function and improve neurological symptoms.

Michigan Brain Health has introduced a cutting edge, revolutionary new concept in helping neurobehavioral health challenges! We combine neurofeedback, with focused nutrition and functional neurology. Neurofeedback (also called neurotherapy) is a non-invasive process where brain waves are monitored in real time by a computer, which can then use that information to produce changes in brainwave activity. The process of adjusting brainwave activity is known as operant conditioning, which is a method where rewards for positive behavior increase learning capabilities. Training the brain using neurofeedback can change these brainwaves over time, adjusting them into normal, healthy ranges. It can improve alertness, attention, emotional regulation, behavior, cognitive function, and mental flexibility. When the brain moves back into normal ranges, users will often see a reduction in symptoms. The best part of neurofeedback is that results are often permanent, allowing a person to reduce or even eliminate medications altogether. Where medications only manage the symptoms, the goal of neurofeedback is to address the underlying cause and restore normal brainwave functions. Neurofeedback is ideal for helping people with the following conditions:

ADD/ADHD
Addiction
Anxiety
Autism
Chronic Fatigue
Chronic Pain
Chronic Subluxation Patterns
Depression
Epilepsy/Seizures
Head Injuries
Fibromyalgia
Insomnia/Sleep Disorders
Migraines
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder/Stress
Stroke

Multiple Sclerosis Risk May Start Before Birth 🧠👶  — How Mom’s Health and Baby’s First Moments May Shape the FutureNew r...
01/19/2026

Multiple Sclerosis Risk May Start Before Birth 🧠👶
— How Mom’s Health and Baby’s First Moments May Shape the Future

New research suggests that a child’s risk for multiple sclerosis (MS) may begin long before symptoms ever appear — possibly as early as in the womb. 🤰🧬

A large Norwegian cohort study found links between prenatal and perinatal factors—such as maternal diabetes and birthweight—and the later development of MS in offspring. In simple terms, what’s happening with a mother’s health during pregnancy, and what happens around the time of birth, may influence how the child’s nervous and immune systems develop. 🌿🧠

Why does this matter? ❓

- It reinforces that MS is not just “bad luck”; it’s likely influenced by a combination of genetics, environment, and early-life factors. 🧬🌍👶
- It highlights how crucial maternal metabolic health (like blood sugar regulation and inflammation) may be for a baby’s long-term brain and immune health. 🍎🔥
- It opens the door for earlier prevention strategies—supporting moms before and during pregnancy to potentially reduce future neurological risk in their children. 💪🤱

For those of us focused on functional and neurologic health, this adds to a growing body of evidence: the road to lifelong brain and immune resilience often starts before birth, with nutrition, inflammation, and metabolic balance playing key roles. 🌱🧠🛡️

You can read more about the study here:
https://hubs.la/Q03-BsTS0 🔗

New research is adding another piece to the Alzheimer’s puzzle—and it has a lot to do with how you sleep. 🧠💤    In a stu...
01/18/2026

New research is adding another piece to the Alzheimer’s puzzle—and it has a lot to do with how you sleep. 🧠💤

In a study of 45 functionally independent older women who were already at higher risk for Alzheimer’s disease, researchers found that **short sleep duration actually intensified the link between carrying the APOE4 gene (a known genetic risk factor) and higher levels of tau**, a protein closely associated with Alzheimer’s-related brain changes. ⚠️🧬

Here’s the hopeful part: ✨
Women in the study who slept longer seemed to **buffer or “dampen” that risk**—their sleep appeared to *weaken* the connection between APOE4 and tau buildup. 🌙🛡️

Think of sleep like nightly “brain housekeeping.” 🧹🧠 When you cut it short, the brain may not get enough time to clear waste and repair, especially if you already carry genetic risk. But when you consistently get adequate, high-quality sleep, you may be giving your brain a stronger defense. 💪😴

While this study is small and focused on a specific group (older women at elevated risk), it reinforces a powerful message:
✅ Sleep is not just about feeling rested tomorrow—it's a critical pillar of **long-term brain health**. 📆🧠

If you’re concerned about memory, brain fog, or family history of dementia, prioritizing sleep is one meaningful step you can start working on today. 🌟😴

Study link for those who like to dig into the details:
https://hubs.la/Q03-Bn7V0 🔬📖

Most people never think twice about what’s hiding in their everyday foods—but some “harmless” additives may not be so ha...
01/17/2026

Most people never think twice about what’s hiding in their everyday foods—but some “harmless” additives may not be so harmless after all. ⚠️🍽️

A new study is raising concerns about a **common food additive** that may be **linked to increased cancer risk**. 🎗️ While more research is needed, these findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that what we eat between the main ingredients—the preservatives, stabilizers, and flavor enhancers—can meaningfully impact our long-term health.

This research reinforces something I talk about often with patients:

✅ Focus on **freshly prepared, minimally processed foods** 🥦🥕
✅ Cut back on ultra-processed products with long ingredient lists you can’t pronounce 🚫📜
✅ Support your body’s natural defenses (including your immune and detox systems) through real, whole food nutrition 💪🌱

Think of it this way: every meal is a small “deposit” or “withdrawal” from your long-term health account. Over time, those choices add up. 💰🧠

If you’re living with chronic pain, autoimmune issues, thyroid problems, or stubborn inflammation, reducing your exposure to questionable additives is one simple, powerful step you can start today. 🌟

You can read more about the study here:
https://hubs.la/Q03-BgHD0 🔗📖

A new longitudinal study from Australia is raising important questions about how *both* heavy and zero social media use ...
01/16/2026

A new longitudinal study from Australia is raising important questions about how *both* heavy and zero social media use may affect teens’ mental health over time 📊🧠

Researchers found that adolescents who used social media the most — **and** those who didn’t use it at all — had **higher odds of low well-being later in adolescence** compared with moderate users ⚖️

In other words, the extremes on either end weren’t associated with the best outcomes 🚫📱 vs 🙅‍♂️📱

Why this matters:
- Many parents worry only about *too much* screen time, but this study suggests that **complete disconnection may also carry risks**, possibly due to social isolation or feeling left out 😕🧍‍♀️
- Moderate, intentional use — with healthy boundaries and supportive offline relationships — may be more protective than we think 💬👨‍👩‍👧

If you’re parenting or working with teens, this is a reminder to focus less on *banning* social media and more on **guiding balanced, mindful use** and checking in about how it actually makes them feel 💛🗣️

Study published in **JAMA Pediatrics**: https://hubs.la/Q03-BjSJ0 📚🔍

A new entry in the dietary guidelines: advice on maintaining healthy testosterone levels. 💪🧠For the first time, federal ...
01/15/2026

A new entry in the dietary guidelines: advice on maintaining healthy testosterone levels. 💪🧠

For the first time, federal dietary guidelines are explicitly talking about how what you eat may influence testosterone and overall male hormone health. That means food choices and lifestyle habits are now being recognized as part of the conversation around low energy, reduced muscle mass, brain fog, and even mood changes in men.

Some experts are debating specific recommendations and how strong the evidence is, but many agree it’s an important shift: men’s metabolic and hormonal health is finally getting more focused attention at the national level. 📊🇺🇸

If you or someone you love has been struggling with symptoms that *might* be hormone-related — fatigue, stubborn weight gain, low motivation, decreased performance, or changes in libido — this kind of guidance can be a starting point, not the full solution. Diet matters, but so do inflammation, sleep, stress, thyroid function, blood sugar balance, and underlying chronic conditions. 🌙🧬🔥

The takeaway:
- Hormone health isn’t “just aging” — it’s influenced by daily choices. ✅
- Nutrition and lifestyle can support healthier testosterone levels. 🥦🏋️
- Root-cause evaluation is still key if symptoms don’t improve. 🔍



While this article looks at the national guidelines, in our clinic we go further by looking at each person’s unique brain-body chemistry, nutritional needs, and chronic symptom patterns to build a personalized plan, not a one-size-fits-all diet. 🧠🩺🥗

Read the full piece here if you’re curious about what’s changing in the guidelines and why it matters for men’s health today:
https://hubs.la/Q03-Wz3p0 🔗

Could something as simple as olive oil help support your mood? 🫒💭A new scoping review of 49 studies by Dr. Monique Aucoi...
01/13/2026

Could something as simple as olive oil help support your mood? 🫒💭

A new scoping review of 49 studies by Dr. Monique Aucoin, ND, MSc, explores how olive oil and its key polyphenols may influence depression, anxiety, and stress. The article breaks down:

- Evidence for potential antidepressant and anti-anxiety (anxiolytic) effects 😊
- How antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions may support brain health 🧠
- What we still don’t know about ideal dose, duration, and real-world application 🔍

If you’re interested in natural strategies for mental well-being, this is a thoughtful, research-based read: 📚

https://hubs.la/Q03-B49F0

Recently I wrote a blog about the many benefits of olive oil—why it’s more than just a tasty ingredient and how it can s...
01/13/2026

Recently I wrote a blog about the many benefits of olive oil—why it’s more than just a tasty ingredient and how it can support brain health, heart health, and help calm chronic inflammation. If you’ve been trying to make smarter, anti-inflammatory food choices but feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice, this article breaks things down in a clear, practical way you can actually use in your kitchen.

You can read it here: https://hubs.la/Q03-B15m0

The Many Health Benefits of Olive Oil
01/13/2026

The Many Health Benefits of Olive Oil

Discover the extensive health benefits of extra virgin olive oil, from reducing inflammation to supporting heart, bone, digestive, and cognitive health.

01/09/2026

Beyond the noise, the core of the new guidelines is to go back to real food and common-sense healthy eating, an expert says.

Want healthier joints, better posture, and more energy—without leaving home? 🏡💪  Regular, smart movement can make a big ...
01/09/2026

Want healthier joints, better posture, and more energy—without leaving home? 🏡💪

Regular, smart movement can make a big difference. We’ve created simple, guided exercise plans we can send straight to your inbox or phone so you always know what to do next.

Start with our 8-week at-home fitness plan and take the first step toward feeling better in your body:
https://hubs.la/Q03Zh-980

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01/08/2026

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Change Your Brain Change Your Future

Michigan Brain Health is dedicated to helping adults and children using cutting-edge, revolutionary new concepts in helping neurobehavioral health challenges, including ADD/ADHD with drug-free solutions that work. We combine qEEG driven enhanced neurofeedback, with individually tailored nutrition and functional neurology. Functional neurology involves short repetitive actions to improve balance and function in specific areas of weak brain function (as determined by functional neurological examination).

Discover a patient-centered approach to the management and possible correction of neurobehavioral conditions that is natural, safe, scientifically backed and effective.

We offer objective assessment tools like qEEG (aka Brain Mapping), Cognitive Performance Testing, Cognitive Emotional questionnaires, and a functional Neurologic examination can reveal imbalances and weakness in the wiring of the brain.

Imagine being able to focus, sleep well, regulate emotions, be headache free, think clearly and remember things again.