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Made for Health | Medical Gaslighting | Lyme | Chronic Infections | Metabolic Syndrome | Insulin Resistance | Mystery IllnessAuthor: Aaron Hartman, MD
You were made for healthvibrant, thriving, and full of possibility. But navigating todays broken healthcare system, endless misinformation, and confusion can feel overwhelming. On Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman cuts through the noise to deliver science-backed solutions that restore your health and reignite your hope. Join us each week for expert insights, practical tips, and inspiring conversations that empower you to harness your bodys incredible power to heal. Whether you're seeking clarity, direction, or just a trusted voice, this podcast is your roadmap to the vibrant life you were made for. Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Life Sciences, Medicine, Science Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Your Symptoms May Trace Back to an Old Concussion - The Hidden Signs of Post-Concussion Syndrome and Traumatic Brain Injury with Dr. Aaron Hartman | Concussion Symptoms | E164
Episode 164
Friday, 24 July, 2026
🔥 What if the lingering effects of a concussion don’t always look like headaches or dizziness, but instead show up as brain fog, sleep problems, vision changes, hormone issues, or emotional shifts that seem completely unrelated? Read UnCurable (https://uncurablebook.com/) to explore a deeper perspective on chronic illness, brain health, and why identifying overlooked connections can be an important part of understanding what is happening in the body.What if symptoms that seem unrelated could actually trace back to an old concussion?In this Made for Health minisode, Dr. Aaron Hartman continues his series on concussions and traumatic brain injuries by exploring the many ways post-concussion symptoms can appear beyond the signs most people recognize. Headaches, dizziness, nausea, and light sensitivity may be familiar warning signs, but concussion-related changes can also affect cognition, emotions, vision, balance, hormones, sleep, and nervous system regulation.Dr. Hartman explains how post-concussion symptoms generally fall into somatic, cognitive, and emotional categories before diving into subtler patterns that may be overlooked. He discusses vestibular dysfunction, visual tracking difficulties, slower processing speed, memory problems, difficulty switching between tasks, hormonal disruption, autonomic dysregulation, and sleep disturbances. He also explains why emotional changes such as anxiety, depression, irritability, and difficulty handling stress may sometimes reflect changes in brain function rather than being purely psychological.Key Topics CoveredWhy post-concussion symptoms can persist much longer than expectedThe somatic, cognitive, and emotional categories of concussion symptomsHeadaches, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, and sensory sensitivity after a concussionWhy seemingly minor acceleration and deceleration injuries may affect the brainMemory problems, brain fog, and slower processing speedWhy multitasking and switching between tasks may become more difficultVestibular dysfunction and unexplained dizzinessVisual dysfunction, eye tracking problems, and reading fatigueHow concussion may affect the hypothalamic-pituitary axis and hormone functionThe connection between brain injury and autonomic nervous system dysregulationSleep initiation, sleep maintenance, and poor-quality sleep after concussionWhy restorative sleep is especially important for brain recoveryAnxiety, depression, irritability, and emotional dysregulation after brain injuryWhy some post-concussion symptoms may be mistaken for unrelated conditionsThe importance of looking at the bigger picture when symptoms persistFollow Dr. Aaron Hartman and Richmond Integrative & Functional Medicine🌐 Website: https://richmondfunctionalmedicine.com/📺 YouTube: @AaronHartmanMD
