Research Initiatives
What possibilities are there that we have not yet discovered?
Why do Research?
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is among the most common causes of mortality in North American patients less than age 45.1 People who survive TBIs often suffer life-long physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral disabilities.2
Benchmark methods of evaluation when given a perfect score both clinically and in research does not signify absence of a TBI, nor does it exclude the possible development of postconcussive syndrome.
So far there little data that any intervention enhances recovery or diminishes long-term effects and consequences resulting from TBI.3
Concussions & TBI
Can we improve the brain or body’s capacity to recover?
Scientific new research on Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) similarly known as concussions is before us. This ground-breaking research using non-traditional, and non-invasive treatment methods will be focused on individuals suffering from acute or chronic conditions post concussion.
This includes professional athletes where fast recovery on all levels, physically, cognitively and psychologically.
What we already know:
Previous research on anxiety and depression showed an 84% decrease in severity of symptoms and it included an NFL player with previous TBI and post concussion sequaela that had remained unresolved. Brain scans (qEEG) were used to quantify changes in the brain before and after an Access Bars™ session that seems to accelerate the body’s capacity to restore health and improve brain function and cognition. Brain scan results showed remarkable changes after 1 session. Other NFL players have resolved challenges due to TBI using this method.
The big question is: Can we accelerate the brain’s and body’s ability to restore and recover beyond traditional methods using Access Bars™? When nothing else is available what are the possibilities?
Will you participate?
This research is being conducted so others with acute TBI and Persistent TBI (PPCS) may benefit. Dr Hope is seeking participants for an initial informal study to quantify further research. The organization is also seeking to engage curious philanthropists and other stakeholders to support the mission through funding.