Experimental Tongue Therapy Helps Restore Brain Function

Research being conducted at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is changing lives and giving hope to those who have lost brain functionality.
Evidence suggest that electrically stimulating the brain can help it recover some of the function it loses after being injured. It's why researchers have developed a device that delivers electrical impulses to the tongue which, in turn, transmits those impulse to the brain.

[@cbdstrainsmedical4166]

hopefully it available to the public soon! 2016 needs to hurry

[@carolinebazin7319]

I just went to their seminar and it was great! :)

[@jennymisteqq695]

Caroline Bazin Where did you go?

[@HegauIndianer]

hello, i´m from germany. I search contacts in Europa. I need this help.

[@andreadrever1073]

"De-abilitating." Priceless.

[@carolbrierley2446]

I hope it becomes available and affordable to the world !

[@therealcrystalhughes]

My daughter is 4 months old would you be willing to do a trail on her? She had a TBI

[@guusvandenbraak8487]

My wife has MS. We understand this concept and are keen to try it. We live in Australia. Any hope of getting hold of the PoNS device?

[@AlexTarris]

Speaking o fMS: I might as well leak this information now because it will never come out. But I hear directly from one of the venture capitalists reviewing the company that Montel Williams is actually one of the initial investors in the company..got to use one of the first versions of this thing and that is actually what reversed his MS within 2 months. Meanwhile in his return to TV he claimed that juicing, eating healthy, positive mindset is what reversed his MS.

[@AA-go4uy]

what about rewireing wires from the brain with that for young kids who lost speech after trauma..?

[@jisoh]

Is it effective for focal dystonia?

[@tommyboy1986]

can this device be used treat severe Essential tremor?

[@tracyhargraves]

Can this therapy be sent to practices in the south? I had a brain tumor removed just over 5 years ago and suffered a stroke in surgery. I'm still unable to walk without a walker, drive or go back to work. I have a teenage son that will be out of school for summer break next month and I won't be able to take him anywhere.

[@janetclark9831]

The PoNS is @ the FDA for approval before years end. Helius is the company making it. You can get on it's list to be updated. Hope this helps. We can get better. I have been waiting for this devise to be released since 2015.

[@AlexTarris]

Tracy go see this place: www.braintreatmentcenter.com/
They have the most cutting edge effective TMS in the world right now. It will target the exact areas of the brain either impacted by the tumor or the stroke and can rehab the neurons in that area. Most people don't realize how far progressed TMS has gone but this is entirely possible and not difficult. Price is $10-20k range and week to week you can track the progress of neurogenesis of your brain. This company actually treats very successfully a wide range of conditions.

[@eyeshalfwayopeneyeshalfway2603]

@@janetclark9831any update ?

[@ryanbrennan3908]

I used this it did nothing

[@ZZ-ol6mp]

Me too. No improvements at all after 14 weeks of use. I didn't meet anyone at the clinic who had any significant improvements. The FDA is skeptical and they are correct.

[@eyeshalfwayopeneyeshalfway2603]

@@ZZ-ol6mpfda well known to suppress truly useful devices

[@eyeshalfwayopeneyeshalfway2603]

Likely rigged to not function