Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Herbs for Traumatic Brain Damage

Disorders such as Depersonalization and Derealization occur because of damage done to the brain oftentimes by a traumatic event. While there are some prescription drugs out there that aid with these disorders, a lot of them can also make things worse. It truly depends on the individual and their brain chemistry.

Below is a link to a PDF file that contains a list of herbs that can be used to help treat damaged areas of the brain. While some may help, it could have negative effects for others. I in no way promote simply trying these herbs without heavy research firsthand.

Valerian is one specific plant that I use to help ease anxiety and reducing my HPPD and Visual Snow. It has also worked wonders for me to get a night of great sleep with no hangover feeling the morning after.

Link to Herb PDF Page

Saturday, March 19, 2016

Disordered Hyperuniformity


Researchers have discovered the first known biological occurrence of a potentially new state of matter known as “disordered hyperuniformity” in the cells in a chicken’s eye.

Could this be simliar to how Visual Snow reacts in the eyes of a human?



Unlike chickens, visual cells are evenly distributed in an obvious pattern in many creatures’ eyes. The Washington University researchers thought the unusual arrangement in chickens (left) had to do with how the cones are packed into their small, thin retina. The Princeton researchers developed a computer-simulation model that mimicked the final arrangement of chicken cones (right). The colored dots represent the centers of the chicken’s eye cells. They are enlarged and colored for visualization purposes. (Courtesy of Salvatore Torquato, Princeton University)



It turned out that each type of cone has an area around it called an “exclusion region” that other cones cannot enter. Cones of the same type shut out each other more than they do unlike cones, and this variant exclusion causes distinctive cone patterns. Each type of cone’s pattern overlays the pattern of another cone so that the formations are intertwined in an organized but disordered way — a kind of uniform disarray. So, while it appeared that the cones were irregularly placed, their distribution was actually uniform over large distances. That’s disordered hyperuniformity, Torquato said.


Monday, February 29, 2016

More Media Acknowledgement of VS

A major news media website, www.dailymail.co.uk has released another article involving Visual Snow Syndrome.

This article goes into a lot about migraines. It is known that Visual Snow can be "unlocked", if you will, by heavy migraines, cluster headaches, and especially aura migraines. There are many ways Visual Snow can present itself to an individual, including having it from birth.

Read The Article Here