Proprioception: The Key to Brain Health and Performance!

We also know that when proprioceptive changes have occurred, this becomes a big deal because cognitive performance, and specifically relative to mild traumatic brain injury, can have influence impact. Again, there's a lot of unknowns with this, but there are tie ins with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and stroke that are important to highlight. Enhancing proprioception on the other side, through better integration of vestibular and sensory motor functions, can improve cognitive performance. So here we're seeing two ends of the spectrum. We see traumatic brain injury and CA performance really leading ultimately in having the potential to lead to some pretty catastrophic disease, chronic disease changes. We also know that improving the proprioception can really make a big impact.