The Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast:
Exploring neuroplasticity, neurorehabilitation, and brain optimization.
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At the beginning of May, I had the privilege of attending the EPIC Functional Medicine…
It was six years ago when I was listening to Dr. Lauren Noel’s Podcast (here…
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It’s awesome to have my friend, Jade Nelson, on the podcast! Jade is an Epilepsy…
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Dr. Venu Julapalli is one of our favorite MDs! Like many of the MDs we…
In 2015, I had the wondrous opportunity to meet Dr. Bonnie Kaplan, PhD at the…
Before keto became a thing, as I would consume a large amount of fat, many…
Dr. Kyle Daigle is professionally trained as a Chiropractor. He joined SNA Technologies (Systemic Neural…
Get ready to meet one of my favorite Austinites! These are some of the many…
This one goes out to all the warrior moms and dads! Change your mindset and…
It’s time for another adventure! I learned of Dr. Titus Chiu through his interview with…
Remember when we had Jessica on the Feed a Brain Interview Series? It was awesomely…
Today’s amazing episode is jam-packed with priceless powerful fixes and clinical pearls for both patient…
My New Year’s Resolution: to be more bad-ass than I was the year before. Jerod is the most bad-ass Quadriplegic I have ever met! His strength and serenity and his command of his perspective and thoughts is so powerful!
Music is very powerful. In this episode we explore how music can be used to influence brain plasticity with Hope Young, a music therapist who is able to treat movement conditions and disorders through music.
In this episode, we get to interview Dr. Dan Engle, MD, who not only brings forth a comprehensive manual for concussion repair, but healing beyond brain injury and into peak performance.
I like brains. I like helping them work better. So does Dr. Nate Keiser, who Michelle and I get to interview on this episode about injury, dysautonomia, and hangovers.
Dr Terry Wahls, author of "The Wahls Protocol" talks about how nutrition saved her life from debilitating MS. This is one of those podcasts that has to potential to change many lives, so listen up!
By seeing how our brain is behaving, we can train our brains! If we are anxious most of the time, we can use feedback to reward our brains for being calm, and train ourselves out of anxiety. That’s pretty cool!
Meet Dr. Sanet, a world-renowned educator and practitioner in the fields of behavioral optometric care, vision training, and practice management.
Are you ready for the future? Meet Indrani Das, the winner of one of the country’s most prestigious science fairs for her work on a novel mechanism for treating brain injury and disease!
Someone very important to me graced our show this week and Michelle and I are so blessed to have the chance to share her radiance with you all! Meet Dr. Lauren Noel, a hard working, brilliant, accomplished and successful naturopathic doctor who changed the trajectory of my recovery.. And the trajectory of my entire life!
Wanna meet my current functional neurologist? In this episode, Michelle and I interview Dr. Joshua Flowers, owner of Revive Treatment Centers of America.
Dr. David Traster takes the time to speak with Michelle and Cavin about how opening his mind took him down roads that eventually saved his life.
Cavin and Michelle interview Dr. Charles Shidlofsky. A brilliant optometrist, he received his OD all the way back in 1988 and has been very active in neuro-optometry for most of his 29 years in practice.
Michelle and Cavin interview Dr. Alessandra Wall, a licensed clinical psychologist, coach, speaker and entrepreneur. In this interview, we explore her methodology to create a better everyday and to feel inspired by life again.
Dr. Jerome D. Lubbe, a migraine sufferer and functional neurologist who practices in Georgia, takes the time to chat with Michelle and I about his journey from patient to doctor.
Michelle and I interview Dr. Jeremy Schmoe, a functional neurologist certified through the American Chiropractic Neurology Board who works with patients locally and internationally.
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Preview Cavin’s Interview Series
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“’How to Feed a Brain’ will change your life.”-Dr. Terry Wahls MD, The Wahls Protocol: A Radical New Way to Treat All Chronic Autoimmune Conditions Using Paleo Principles
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“I really wish I had a resource like this years ago. I recommend it to anyone looking for practical information on how to heal a broken brain, optimize cognitive function, and live a better life.” -Jordan Fallis, Health Journalist and Founder of Optimal Living Dynamics (optimallivingdynamics.com)
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”Cavin Balaster has accomplished something important in the field of nutrition and self-healing that few authors have been able to do, made even more remarkable by his own experience with traumatic brain injury.”-Reed Davis, Founder of the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Certification Course
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“A sincere thank you to Cavin for writing this book, which will help so many people live a lifetime with better brain health.” -Dr. Jeremy Schmoe DC DACNB FABBIR- Owner of Minnesota Functional Neurology (MFNC) mnfunctionalneurology.com
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“His ideas are absolutely in line with current neuroscience and have the added validation of personal experience.”-Dr. David Perlmutter MD, FACN Author, 4X New York Times #1 Bestseller
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“Ten years ago most health professionals would have scoffed… Fortunately, this outdated paradigm is shifting, and ‘How To Feed A Brain’ will be a key piece of this change.“-Robb Wolf, Former Research Biochemist and 2X New York Times/WSJ Best Selling author
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Cavin’s brain injury journey is astounding. His experiences and accomplishments since returning from the brink of death are incredible!
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Cavin takes you on a captivating journey of challenging experiences that leads to an amazingly successful recovery. Cavin is a remarkable person who conveys a remarkable message in each of his talented motivational speeches.
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Cavin is wonderfully articulate and takes you through his long rehabilitation journey which involves expert medical care, intense family support, and several ingenious therapy procedures.
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I’ve never heard a more superb and comprehensive combination of humor, courage, and integration of knowledge on how a patient with traumatic brain injury has put his life back together.
“’How to Feed a Brain’ will change your life.”
“I really wish I had a resource like this years ago. I recommend it to anyone looking for practical information on how to heal a broken brain, optimize cognitive function, and live a better life.” 
”Cavin Balaster has accomplished something important in the field of nutrition and self-healing that few authors have been able to do, made even more remarkable by his own experience with traumatic brain injury.”
“A sincere thank you to Cavin for writing this book, which will help so many people live a lifetime with better brain health.” 
“His ideas are absolutely in line with current neuroscience and have the added validation of personal experience.”
“Ten years ago most health professionals would have scoffed… Fortunately, this outdated paradigm is shifting, and ‘How To Feed A Brain’ will be a key piece of this change.“
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