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More Concussion Research
Transcranial Microcurrent Point Stimulation Reduces Cortisol levels
Improving Cognitive Functioning and Post Concussion Symptomology
MPS reduced Cortisol STRESS, reducing PCS Symptoms,
improving cognitive functioning, and Neuroplasticity
tCMPS Applied to Concussion Patients: Descriptive Statistics
N= Minimum Maximum Mean Standard % Change Confidence
Deviation Interval
3.9224
Years Suffering 29 .30 16.00 1.450690 3.85597 P=0.000
Cortisol - Pre 29 .3500 3.9800 P=0.000
Cortisol - Post 29 .3000 2.0500 .767586 .8902685 P=0.0015
Symptom - Pre 29 72.59 P=0.001
Symptom - Post 29 19 119 39.41 .4230726 -46% P=0.012
CFI - Pre 29 0 86
CFI - Post 29 .148621 23.060
ReacT - Pre 29 -.3000 .5900 .218621
ReacT - Post 29 -.1400 .5000 .902069 22.224 46%
KD -Pre 27 .5700 1.7800 .835517
KD - Post 27 .5600 1.5500 78.5000 .1884282
42.5000 220.7000
130.5 66.707 .1635482 +47%
41.6
.2679736
.2481300 -7%
36.4183
25.1488 -15%
“Altered sympathetic balance of the ANS
is a critical factor in refractory post
concussive syndrome (PCS) recovery.”
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