What if we could objectively measure how your nervous system responds to stress, injury, and recovery?
In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with Eric Morgan of MindWare Technologies to break down the science of the autonomic nervous system, and how advanced physiologic monitoring is changing the way we understand conditions like dysautonomia, concussion, and chronic stress.
We explore how clinicians can move beyond symptom-based care and begin tracking real-time data from the body, including heart rate variability (HRV), cardiovascular responses, and stress reactivity. Eric shares how these tools are being used in both research and clinical settings to better identify dysfunction, guide treatment, and monitor recovery over time.
Whether you’re a patient dealing with brain fog, fatigue, or dizziness, or a provider looking to deepen your understanding of autonomic physiology, this episode offers a clear and practical look at the future of personalized care.
In this episode, we cover:
• What the autonomic nervous system actually does, and why it matters
• How dysautonomia shows up in real life
• The connection between concussion and autonomic dysfunction
• What HRV and physiologic data can (and can’t) tell us
• How clinicians are using objective data to track recovery
• Where autonomic testing is headed in the future
Learn more about MindWare Technologies: https://www.mindwaretech.com/
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Learn more about Delta Neuro Health: https://www.deltaneurohealth.com
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