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Old 01-16-2014, 11:14 PM #13
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it took me a week to get in, and since going my memory, and attention have improved exponentially along with my actual vision and balance and lessoning of all symptoms. the testing involved balance, reaction times, and a plethera of saccade movement , gaze stabalization and pursuit tests as well as VNG. the results were numerical and extremely accurate, my balance went from 49% normal to 81%. my eye moevements were numerical tracked and measured and improved greatly over the week, essentially giving me life back. their exercises consisted of literally electrocuting my tongue, temple and forehead to stimulate neurons in the fore,hind and mid brain. then doing saccade training very similar to what u would see at a vestibular rehab, except for tailored to what is actually wrong with my specific brain, so basicaly following bars and dots. they would charge up my brain to learn, then recalibrate it essentially. amazing
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