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Most people think whiplash is just a sore neck… but the truth is far more shocking. These injuries don’t just hurt your muscles—they can actually turn muscle into fat, reduce brain function, and even shrink parts of your brain. The consequences are serious, and the effects are often overlooked by traditional doctors. Watch till the end to discover the truth about whiplash and why early treatment is critical. You’ll be shocked to see what these injuries can do—from turning muscle to fat, brain function loss, and even loss of brain size. Watch to the end to find out the truth and what the research says, including losing 1.3 cm of brain size each year (Stanford Medicine)!

Peak performance requires more than physical strength—it demands mental clarity, emotional control, and the ability to stay focused under pressure. Stress, distraction, and fatigue can limit performance, even in the most elite athletes. qEEG Neurofeedback has been shown to help athletes improve focus, concentration and improve stress response during competition.

"Welcome to Open Health — an easy, affordable way to support your overall wellness. Whether you need a chiropractic adjustment, acupuncture, or other therapies, you can walk in during Open Health hours for quick, targeted care. This service is for maintenance and general health — not for new injuries. If you're dealing with an acute issue, we’ll schedule a full exam to make sure you get the right care. Stay healthy, stay strong — with Open Health!"

I know that the graphics on this video game are not as up to date as they could be. But the amazing think, NO controller. The car was completely controlled by my brain using EEG. This is a form of Neurofeedback which can help you improve concentration, focus, memory, and also reduce stress and anxiety depending on the "game" that is being played.

Whiplash Injury: Taking Control of Your Health!

How our virtual treatment and assessment program works.

Post Graduate Training, Education and Experience in Whiplash, Chronic Pain and Concussion.

Training, education, and experience are all important regardless of profession. Training provides the necessary knowledge to perform a job, education provides the theoretical background and understanding, and experience gives the ability to make decisions in a variety of situations for a number of injuries and traumas. All three are important for any doctor/professional to have in order to succeed. See What Sets US Apart