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Neuroathletic training, pain, dizziness, visual difficulties and functional symptoms — insights into Applied Neurofunction in Vilshofen.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
A racing heart when standing and a crash the next day are different responses. The distinctions determine which support fits — and when additional tests would cost more than they offer.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
Unremarkable examinations, but symptoms remain: How to find the next useful question without committing to 'physical or psychological'.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
Warmth, bright light or prolonged standing: What makes hot days difficult for you? A specific example shows how I distinguish these demands in my work.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
When your gaze wobbles as you look around and you feel nauseous: Which descriptions help, and how we turn several symptoms into a specific functional question.
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Dizziness
Swaying dizziness often feels as though the ground gives way, the body sways or the surroundings seem unstable — although nothing visibly wobbles. Balance, eye movements, body awareness, orientation and autonomic regulation can interact. This article explains why these symptoms are real and can be considered further functionally.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
Exhausted yet still switched on? Why autonomic dysregulation does not describe a uniform symptom pattern and which specific questions bring greater clarity.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
Why 'sympathetic off, vagus on' falls short — and how different responses to daily life, breathing and activity can be considered more specifically.
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Complex symptoms & the autonomic nervous system
When dizziness, tension and exhaustion come together, ten more general tips are not needed. We begin with the pattern that actually limits your daily life.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
You do not need another training programme that overwhelms your schedule. What matters is which specific movement remains difficult and which small addition proves useful for it.
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News
What does work usually involving observation, assessment and comparison sound like? 'Millionen Sensoren' ('Millions of Sensors') is my musical approach to the nervous system, created with AI and a personal message.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
Are you fast enough yet still late to the ball? How perception, decision-making and execution differ — and what that means for your training.
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Neuroathletic training & performance
A quick finger tap on a light does not yet mean recognising a passing lane earlier. How perception training becomes a checkable addition for the actual competitive task.
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