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173 - Diana Driscoll - Healing PoTS and Dysautonomia: From Patient to Pioneer
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Dr. Diana Driscoll shares her remarkable journey from bedridden POTS patient to pioneering medical researcher developing treatments for autonomic dysfunction. Motivated by her own ten-year battle with post-viral dysautonomia and her children's similar struggles, she created patented solutions when conventional medicine offered no answers.
• POTS is not a disease but a presentation of symptoms related to inflammation affecting the cardiovascular system
• Dr. Driscoll's "Driscoll Theory" identifies high intracranial pressure as a common factor in POTS and dysautonomia
• Her research uncovered neurotransmitter deficiencies, particularly acetylcholine, leading to the development of Parasym Plus
• Inflammation creates oxidative damage, worsening symptoms and creating a vicious cycle that must be broken
• Many POTS patients show signs of blood vessel leakage and blood-brain barrier disruption
• Female patients often face additional challenges due to hormonal fluctuations increasing inflammatory responses
• Recovery requires consistency and understanding your personal inflammatory triggers
• Patients can maintain recovery by being proactive about their health and recognizing early warning signs
• Genetic factors influence inflammatory responses and understanding these can prevent relapse
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1. 173 - Diana Driscoll - Healing PoTS and Dysautonomia: From Patient to Pioneer (00:00:00)
2. Meeting Dr. Diana Driscoll (00:01:50)
3. A Patient's Journey to Discovery (00:04:12)
4. Understanding POTS and Dysautonomia (00:10:24)
5. The Inflammation Connection (00:18:37)
6. Developing a Revolutionary Treatment (00:24:22)
7. The Path to Recovery and Maintenance (00:36:31)
8. Final Thoughts and Future Research (00:50:13)
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Dr. Diana Driscoll shares her remarkable journey from bedridden POTS patient to pioneering medical researcher developing treatments for autonomic dysfunction. Motivated by her own ten-year battle with post-viral dysautonomia and her children's similar struggles, she created patented solutions when conventional medicine offered no answers.
• POTS is not a disease but a presentation of symptoms related to inflammation affecting the cardiovascular system
• Dr. Driscoll's "Driscoll Theory" identifies high intracranial pressure as a common factor in POTS and dysautonomia
• Her research uncovered neurotransmitter deficiencies, particularly acetylcholine, leading to the development of Parasym Plus
• Inflammation creates oxidative damage, worsening symptoms and creating a vicious cycle that must be broken
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• Female patients often face additional challenges due to hormonal fluctuations increasing inflammatory responses
• Recovery requires consistency and understanding your personal inflammatory triggers
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• Genetic factors influence inflammatory responses and understanding these can prevent relapse
Parasym Plus Info
www.vagusnervesupport.com
Message the podcast! - questions will be answered on my youtube channel :)
For more information about Long Covid Breathing courses & workshops, please check out LongCovidBreathing.com
(music credit - Brock Hewitt, Rule of Life)
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1. 173 - Diana Driscoll - Healing PoTS and Dysautonomia: From Patient to Pioneer (00:00:00)
2. Meeting Dr. Diana Driscoll (00:01:50)
3. A Patient's Journey to Discovery (00:04:12)
4. Understanding POTS and Dysautonomia (00:10:24)
5. The Inflammation Connection (00:18:37)
6. Developing a Revolutionary Treatment (00:24:22)
7. The Path to Recovery and Maintenance (00:36:31)
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