Neuroinflammation & Subconcussive Injury A Neuroendocrine Perspective Drs Mark Gordon & Eric Gordon

Neural endocrinology examines the relationship between the nervous system and brain-produced hormones that govern functionality. Research shows inflammation as a primary damaging factor in neuropsychiatric conditions, from depression and anxiety to Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis. Of particular focus is subconcussive brain injury-a condition that develops without immediate symptoms, unlike conventional concussive injuries seen in athletes.
Dr. Mark Gordon's research demonstrates how these traumas trigger a sequence: primary injury leads to neuroinflammation (secondary injury), disrupting the balance between brain hormones, immune system function, and brain chemistry. His work spans 25 years studying the effects of endocrinology on brain function.
In this Gordon Medical FORUM Live Community webinar, Join Dr. Mark Gordon and Dr. Eric Gordon as they discuss how chronic trauma and stress can trigger neuroinflammation, leading to persistent mood disorders and mental health challenges that often resist traditional medication.
Learn about the crucial connection between inflammatory cytokines and disrupted neurotransmitter function as they discuss why common mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and mood disturbances often fail to respond adequately to conventional treatments.
They will discuss how disruptions in key neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and GABA drive these conditions and how addressing the underlying neuroinflammation can effectively resolve these persistent symptoms.
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