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So I was listening to Joe Rogan's most recent podcast, seen below, and it caught my attention on several different fronts...
First, I'm increasingly intrigued by the similarities of most TBI stories and many on this forum, including my own. The storylines are always very similar, the symptoms almost identical, recovery stories mimic the same patterns and so on. About six months ago I become convinced that DP was the result of sympathetic nerve damage to some degree, but of course there are likely many additional cascading brain malfunctions that result from this which could account for the large range of symptoms that exist in this community.
At the heart of most modern diseases, including TBI, is inflammation. From what I can tell, based on my own personal experience and everything I've tried during the healing process, I believe this to be the case for DP as well. It's my belief that for drug-related DP occurrences the brain becomes inflamed and sets off a series of processes that are explained in the video above starting at about the 17-minute mark.
I know there's another popular thread about neck injections that I think deals with similar subject matter, but I haven't read through it entirely so please forgive me if I'm duplicating. But I think this is the direction we should be moving in order to pursue treatment for DP.
Here's a few more links with information on Dr. Gordon and his treatment methods:
http://waftbi.org/about-dr-gordon/
http://waftbi.org/
http://www.tbimedlegal.com/
First, I'm increasingly intrigued by the similarities of most TBI stories and many on this forum, including my own. The storylines are always very similar, the symptoms almost identical, recovery stories mimic the same patterns and so on. About six months ago I become convinced that DP was the result of sympathetic nerve damage to some degree, but of course there are likely many additional cascading brain malfunctions that result from this which could account for the large range of symptoms that exist in this community.
At the heart of most modern diseases, including TBI, is inflammation. From what I can tell, based on my own personal experience and everything I've tried during the healing process, I believe this to be the case for DP as well. It's my belief that for drug-related DP occurrences the brain becomes inflamed and sets off a series of processes that are explained in the video above starting at about the 17-minute mark.
I know there's another popular thread about neck injections that I think deals with similar subject matter, but I haven't read through it entirely so please forgive me if I'm duplicating. But I think this is the direction we should be moving in order to pursue treatment for DP.
Here's a few more links with information on Dr. Gordon and his treatment methods:
http://waftbi.org/about-dr-gordon/
http://waftbi.org/
http://www.tbimedlegal.com/