We often think of concussions as short-term problems—an inconvenience on the sports field or a temporary setback after a fall. But research is revealing a much deeper impact: for many people, a head injury can trigger lasting changes in attention, memory, focus, and emotional regulation—symptoms that closely mirror or even lead to Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD).

EDS commonly goes undiagnosed, leading to a situation where symptoms are dismissed as being the result of clumsiness, anxiety, being accident prone, lazy, uncoordinated, and attention seeking. EDS is an invisible illness, and most people who have, don't even know what it is.

Nerve pain is one of the most complex, misunderstood, and challenging types of pain to treat. Whether caused by injury, chronic illness, or structural imbalance, this kind of pain often resists conventional treatment. Many patients are left suffering—misdiagnosed, medicated, or simply told to “live with it.”