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Neuroathletic training, pain, dizziness, visual difficulties and functional symptoms — insights into Applied Neurofunction in Vilshofen.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
React, remember and switch rules for free: my reaction-training app offers eight signal types and flexible settings. With seven exercises and instructions for offline use.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
On holiday, your neck was calmer, your head clearer or the familiar symptom simply did not matter. As soon as daily life resumes, it returns. Why this difference is informative and how to bring helpful holiday conditions home.
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Pain & functional symptoms
Swelling has gone and the ankle seems strong, yet it keeps giving way or feeling unsteady on uneven ground. Why joint position sense, reflex control, visual dependence and balance should be assessed alongside ligaments and strength.
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Pain & functional symptoms
A clicking jaw, tense neck and recurring headaches can occur together, but clicking alone does not explain the symptoms. Which structures and processing levels may interact, and how Applied Neurofunction assesses the individual connection step by step.
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Pain & functional symptoms
The knee hurts going up, down or only after several steps. Why pain on stairs is not a definite diagnosis, what joints, tendons, sensation and movement planning can indicate, and how NeuroFI checks the relevant connection through indicator, stimulus, solution, integration and transfer.
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Pain & functional symptoms
Your hand tingles when using the phone, cycling, sleeping or holding your arm up. Why position alone does not establish whether nerves, vessels or surrounding tissue are involved, and how NeuroFI differentiates the connection through a stable indicator muscle, precise stimuli and a direct transfer retest.
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Dizziness
Going upstairs works, but downstairs you search for each step, hold on or put both feet on each step? Why descent needs controlled strength and precise spatial information together, and how NeuroFI assesses which connection actually slows movement.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
An eye, balance or head-movement exercise sounds suitable, but immediately afterwards the baseline test worsens. Why this response is valuable information, how to build a clear retest, and how NeuroFI differentiates and integrates the notable connection.
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Press articles
My joint article with Dr Philip Eckardt has appeared in issue 03/26 of Osteopathie Welt. Under the title “Neuroathletic Training and Neurofunctional Integration”, we show how the two approaches can usefully be combined.
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Dizziness
You walk steadily by day, but at dusk or night every step becomes more cautious? Why darkness removes important visual orientation cues, which other information must then contribute more, and how NeuroFI assesses, integrates and rechecks the individual connection during walking.
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Pain & functional symptoms
Your shoulder hurts reaching for a shelf, dressing or lifting the arm sideways, but which structure or control process limits movement? How NeuroFI examines vessels, nerves, tendons, muscles and joints, alongside vision, balance, hearing and smell through a reproducible indicator muscle, integrates a suitable solution and reassesses shoulder movement.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
Does your body stay tense after the day is over? Why appropriate regulation is the aim, and how I differentiate the questions involved.
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