White matter lesions in cases of cervical instability - Ross Hauser, MD

0:00 Lesions in younger patients
3:37 MRI report
4:35 Small vessel disease
7:50 Brain metabolism
9:25 Pathophysiology of brain degeneration
11:58 Nerve cell anatomy and injury
14:30 Cerebral white matter lesions
16:03 General population stats
20:35 Lesions on brain scans
22:32 Increased stroke risk
23:32 Parts of the brain affected
24:39 Lesion severity and dementia correlation
29:18 Brain and depression
29:50 Tract disruption
30:29 Concussion association
32:30 Brain inflammation and cervical dysstructure
35:06 Systemic inflammation symptoms
36:41 Inflammation and mental health
38:37 Blockages of fluid flow
41:29 Role of Prolotherapy and Dynamic Structural Medicine

Ross Hauser, MD discusses white matter lesions and the increase in dementia and cognitive decline symptoms occurring in younger and younger patients these days. While reasons for this can vary and many lifestyle and dietary improvements may prove helpful, we see cases in our office where cervical instability is playing a significant role in the person's mental decline and we wanted to share our experience with this. As always, thank you for watching and we wish you all the best in health!

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