Chronic Infections and the Brain: Lyme, EBV, and Beyond
Last Updated: October 2025 Many people associate infections with fevers and coughs, but some infections never truly go away. They linger beneath the surface—quietly
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Blood Sugar and Insulin Resistance — Why the Brain Needs Metabolic Balance
Last Updated: October 2025 When people think about blood sugar problems, they usually picture diabetes or weight gain. However, unstable blood sugar is also
Autoimmune Disease and the Brain: How Immune Imbalance Drives Cognitive Decline
Last Updated: October 2025 Many people think of autoimmune diseases as problems limited to a single organ—such as the thyroid, skin, or joints. However,
Why Personalized Testing Is Essential in the ReCODE Program
Why Personalized Testing Is Essential in the ReCODE Program Last Updated: October 2025 Why Standard Alzheimer’s Testing Misses the Mark Most patients who come
How Inflammation and the Immune System Drive Long-COVID Brain Damage
How Inflammation and the Immune System Drive Long-COVID Brain Damage Last updated: October 2025 The Hidden Impact of Long-COVID on the Brain Most people
Can the ReCODE Program Help Post-COVID Cognitive Decline
Can the ReCODE Program Help Post-COVID Cognitive Decline? Last updated: October 2025 For many people, COVID-19 did not end when the fever broke. Instead,
Why Balance, Coordination, and Eye Movements Reveal Brain Health
Last Updated: October 2025 Have you ever noticed that when you’re tired, stressed, or not feeling your best, your balance seems off or your
What to Expect During a Functional Neurology Exam
Last Updated: October 2025 When most people hear the term Functional Neurology, they imagine brain scans or high-tech imaging. While those tools have value,
What Happens During a Functional Neurology Session?
Last Updated: October 2025 Every brain is unique, and so is every Functional Neurology session at The Carroll Institute in Sarasota. Under the direction
The Role of Neuroplasticity in Preventing Cognitive Decline
Last Updated: October 2025 Most people believe that memory loss and cognitive decline are inevitable with age. However, emerging neuroscience tells a very different
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At The Carroll Institute we focus on uncovering the Root Causes of Cognitive Decline (including Alzheimer’s Disease) and then create personalized treatment plans for each individual. Recognized as a leader in the field of the effects of neurodegeneration on brain function, Dr. Glenn is driven by the concept that chronic diseases as we know them, specifically Cognitive Decline and Alzheimer’s Disease are not only preventable but reversible.
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