Flux Health Forum

Cerebellum and Motor Issues Treatment

Injury Recovery
#1

We have a family member who has some motor issues. These are typically thought to be related to the cerebellum.

@Bob you mentioned that you had a cerebellar stroke. I’m interested in your approach to ICES treatment and the recovery. I’ve read that you used various coil placements. For example, forehead and base of skull.

From reading hundreds of posts on the this forum, I’m assuming you’re going to say to try a few coil placements, a few protocols, and be diligent with the treatments.

With the understanding that everyone is different, what did you find were the most effective treatments for the cerebellum?

Or, the most important elements of the treatment?

By the way, I received my first ICES unit earlier this week, an M1. I’m really intrigued by the technology. Thanks.

#2

Actually, for me ICES was only a small part of my stroke recovery, and I think it may have helped, but my strategy was much broader than that. Mainly I tried to take maximum advantage of the 4 to 6 month window of neuroplasticity that follows stroke. I wrote a book about it (almost 700 pages long), available on amazon, titled “stroke of luck”