Enhancing brain neural network activity and repairing brain function.

　　As medical technology advances, human lifespans are extending, making aging a worldwide concern. However, aging itself isn’t inherently alarming. Instead, the focus is on slowing down the aging process, minimizing the onset of serious illnesses, and facilitating graceful aging. This has become a pivotal goal in contemporary medical innovation. The brain is the master of life and soul, responsible for sustaining life phenomena, thinking, emotions, motivations, and actions.

　　Despite comprising only about 2.5% of an adult’s body weight, the brain consumes roughly 20-30% of the body’s blood glucose and nutrients, playing a vital role in the normal functioning of the body. According to epidemiological statistics, as the population ages, the number of people suffering from neurodegenerative disorders is increasing, potentially surpassing cancer and creating a significant burden on society and healthcare resources.

　　This phenomenon has been dubbed the “silent epidemic.” Neurodegenerative disorders typically affect the elderly population. However, as patients gradually become socially isolated upon the onset of the disease, there is often limited awareness and attention from the general public. Conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and Parkinson’s disease are among the most common neurodegenerative disorders.

　　Neurodegenerative disorders is becoming increasingly prevalent worldwide and can be detected and identified. Early recognition of a patient’s disease status and providing personalized, precise treatment and care can improve and slow down the progression of the disease.

What are the indications and features of neural network therapy?

Indications for neural network therapy include age-related memory decline, sleep disorders, changes in behavior and emotions, or diagnosed neurodegenerative disorders such as stroke, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, post-brain injury sequelae, hypoxic brain injury, cerebral palsy, tremors, ADHD, various cognitive decline symptoms (memory loss, slowed mobility, lack of concentration), sleep disturbances (insomnia, excessive sleepiness, sleep deprivation), dizziness, tinnitus, depression, and more.

Features of Neural Therapy

Step1. Personal assessment by authoritative specialists (review of medical history, examinations, tests, interviews) to truly understand the underlying causes and establish three-stage improvement goals.

Step2. Customized cutting-edge treatment plans provided by professional teams (intravenous laser therapy, nutrients for neuronal cell, rTMS, dietary improvements, fitness exercises, kinesthetic learning, etc.).

Step3. Regular outpatient follow-ups and monitoring the progress of symptom improvement.

Diverse Treatment Options
Improve blood circulation	ILIB Therapy Program
Enhancing neural network activity	rTMS, Vibration Therapy, Mental gymnastics
Nutrients for neuronal cell	Amino Acids, Neuro-nutrients, Vitamin B/C, Ginkgo and so on

Medical Procedure

Compliance Requirements: 1. Follow physician prescriptions and recommendations. 2. Drink more water as needed. 3. Incorporate moderate intensity aerobic activities.

Foremost Authority in Brain Neurology

Dr. WU, Tony

Brain Neurology Authority

Experience

– Chief, Department of Neurology, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou
– Director, the Epilepsy Center, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou
– President, the Taiwan Epilepsy Society

Specialties

– Brain Function Adjustment and Enhancement
– Neuromodulation therapy (epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia)
– Minimally Invasive Epilepsy Surgery

Treatment Programs

– Neuropathic Pain
– Memory impairment
– Aging brain
– Parkinson/tremor
– Epilepsy
– Stroke
– Dementia
– Sleep Disorders
– Limbs weakness/numb/pair
– Fasciitis/Tendinitis

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