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Hey! Thanks for this wonderful podcast! I suffered left frontal lobe damage and developed epilepsy after falling down a flight of stairs in June last year. My memory, cognitive & motor skills have really improved but I’d love to learn more about my condition & what I can do to train my brain to improve further. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Judie:
Thanks so much for the compliment, and for listening to the program. Sorry to hear of your situation, we’ve seen scores of folks that have developed seizures and so much more after head injuries. Your best bet would be to call our center at 828.708.5274 to discuss a bit and explore your options. We offer free 10-15 minute consultations to do just that. We look forward to hearing from you soon. We are not in the office this week (Thanksgiving), although someone will be in there Wed morning from 8-11 am (EST) or so. Take care.
Hi Dr. Trayford! I recently discovered your podcast and love it. I have been listening to back episodes and have two questions:
1. In one episode you discuss the benefits of intermittent fasting for the brain, but in another episode about blood sugar and the brain you say that skipping meals is bad for the brain. Which is best for the non-diabetic brain?
2. Do you have any thoughts on the benefits of sleep time before midnight vs. sleep time after midnight for the brain? I have always heard that sleep before midnight is best, but am curious what you think.
Thank you! Love the podcast and I’m so glad If ound it.