Can GABA supplements actually improve sleep after a stroke or brain injury? This evidence-based review explores six clinical studies, the blood-brain barrier debate, and the gut-brain connection to help you understand whether GABA has a legitimate role in neurological recovery and restorative sleep.

Dr. Robert Hedaya is a psychiatrist, functional medicine practitioner, and founder of the Whole Psychiatry and Brain Recovery Center. In this episode, he explains how QEEG brain mapping combined with transcranial laser therapy (photobiomodulation) is helping stroke survivors recover lost functions, including speech, cognition, and facial recognition in ways conventional neurology rarely offers.

New Griffith university etanercept trial results offer hope that healing after stroke is possible even years later. Watch the full breakdown here.

"My brain is finally back." Five years after two strokes during heart surgery, Cecy Galvan's story will redefine what recovery looks like.

CoQ10 is one of the most researched supplements for brain health — and also one of the most misrepresented. This video walks through the peer-reviewed evidence: the mechanism, the human clinical trial data, and the honest limitations. It's designed to give you what you need for an informed conversation with your doctor, not a reason to buy a supplement.

Stroke in young adults is rising. Dr. Guilherme Dabus explains thrombectomy, BEFAST, and why calling 911 fast can restore full brain function.

Bill Gasiamis sits down with Jack Clifford to explore EECP therapy, a TGA-approved cardiac treatment that may stimulate the growth of new blood vessels. Together, they examine the emerging research on angiogenesis, arteriogenesis, and whether this off-label approach holds promise for stroke survivors seeking to improve blood flow to the brain.

Bill Gasiamis examines near infrared light therapy after stroke - including the real biological mechanism, what peer-reviewed research says, and why consumer devices may not match clinical trial results.