The Hidden Impact
Annette Verpillot discusses the overlooked importance of posture and the limitations of traditional therapies. She introduces a simple neurological approach that optimizes sensory input to improve stability and overall health. Neurotech is used to measure results, but the treatment protocol involves basic exercises that can be done at home in just a minute and a half per day. Long-lasting results are achieved in a shorter period of time, reducing the need for frequent therapy sessions.In this clip
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86: The Science Behind Posture and How It Affects Your Brain | Annette Verpillot
Related Questions
To what extent can these postural adaptations be attributed to direct neural coupling between oculomotor activity and axial muscle tone (e.g., via the vestibulo-ocular and cervico-ocular reflex pathways) versus indirect compensations arising from visual-perceptual processing in higher cortical areas?
Do you see potential for targeted ocular motor training, e.g., vergence therapy, phoria correction, to induce lasting improvements in postural symmetry in athletes, or would you expect these changes to be transient without continuous visual stimulus conditioning?
How might future neurotechnology (eye-tracking, virtual/augmented reality) be best leveraged to map and train these eye–posture interactions in a way that is both sport-specific and grounded in measurable neurophysiological mechanisms?