My guest from the PainLab at Brand New Day in Lenexa, Ks is Dr. Arden Andersen, and he is no stranger to the show. In fact, this is our 3rd visit with him and today he brings with him patient Tony Bardo who tells us of his truly amazing journey from a hopeless loss of mobility 4 years ago to a 50% improvement after only one week at Brand New Day.
To help explain the process and the tech is Dr Keith Cronin from Neuro20. The Neuro20 suit, along with several other new tools is bringing rapid results to patients, like Neuropathy Reversal.
This is a non-invasive approach using Electro-Muscle Stimulation (EMS).
Connect with Brand New Day, visit:
https://brandnewdaykc.com/ or call 833-724-6522
As always, if you need help or have something to share contact me with this form on my website and let me know what's on your mind, issues you are dealing with, or other health, healthcare, and health insurance questions and concerns.
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Joining me in studio today,Doctor Andersen, Doctor Cronin
and one of their patients,Tony Bardo.
Doctor Cronin and Tonyare here from out of state.
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Doctor Cronin,you came in from Colorado.
Thank you for joining ustoday.
Thank you so much.
Great to have you here.
Doctor Andersen,you've been here with us
six different times. Yes,I think a few times.
Thank you very much.
You're a veteran of the show.
Tony, welcome to the show.Happy to have you on board.
Thank you.
So this show today is goingto be a little different.
We're going to be talking
about Neuro20,the Neuro20 suit.
We're going to be talkingabout that its benefits.
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How it's being used.
And actually Tonywho is a patient.
Now we all know a little bit
about Doctor Andersenbecause as I said,
he's been on this showa number of times
and he's very familiarto this audience,
but a little bit on DoctorCronin.
He has a doctoratein physical therapy,
a bachelor's of exercisescience,
International Journalof Sports Medicine
and Physical Therapy Review,and the Orthopedic
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and certifiedOrthopedic Specialist.
So he certainly knows his wayaround the block
when it comesto these kinds of topics.
He's taught at Johns Hopkins,Stanford,
TCU, K-State, WashU, Saint Louis U.
Lebanon ValleyCollege and Life University.
So he's definitely well versedand understands this topic.
He came in from Colorado.Did they do this show?
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And we are very happyto have him here.
So let's just start offa little bit if we can.
Doctor Cronin,about a high level discussion
on these neurological issuesand then how the muscular
stimulation, electrostimulation
you're doingwith the Neuro20 suit,
how does all that fit in?
It's kind of funny.
The way all this got togetherwas first is
it was actually createdin the orthopedic space.
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It was like fitness,you know, they it's like,
hey, let's go stimulatea bunch of body parts.
And the creator of thisproduct actually is a marine,
and he uses it to fix himself.
He got over
160 broken bones,got blown up by multiple IEDs,
and he used to fix himselfbecause of all this.
What happenedwas, was like, okay,
let's just think about whatthis thing's going to do.
Let's let's just stimulatemuscles and see what happens.
But what happened overthe course of time is
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I came on boardabout a year and a half ago,
and you saw my background.
I'm orthopedic,
I know sports, I workwith professional athletes.
I also realized,wait a minute,
this is doing way more thanjust moving body parts.
It's doingsomething in the head.
Something's happening
because we all of a suddenstart seeing these patients.
It's getting betteracross the board, whether it's
multiple sclerosisor Parkinson's
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or individuals or amputees,
individuals who are havingjust tremendous issues.
And all of a sudden,
why does a person with POTSand dysautonomia?
And then someone who has, say,chronic pain.
What do they have in common?
And when we started to findwas started back track
and realized
this thing is doing waymore than we thought it did,
and it's doing things
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at a brain leveland a body level
that just have never beenreally seen before.
And it's amazing to mehow they continue to find
new things that this suit doesand this therapy does.
Now, one of the onesthat I thought
was fascinatingis Parkinson's.
Yes. Because,you know, typically
what happens with Parkinson's,
it's medication,medication, medication.
So just a littlebit about that if you will,
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because I know there have beensome amazing results
for peoplethat have Parkinson's.
And it's donea lot to change their lives.
Talk a little bitabout that one.
So with Parkinson's,you have an issue
in the part of your brain
called a substantia nigrawhere there it's
just not producingmuch dopamine.
You start to lose it.
After you lose
about 70% of these cells,you start to notice symptoms.
And what's kind of funnyis dopamine is this incredible
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neurotransmitter in that
it's it's usedmainly for two things.
The first thing is movement.
And the second thingis reward.
It's like risk-reward. Right.
So if you can't move towardswhat you want in the world,
how are you going to be happy?
How are you going to have thismental clearity.
What's going to give youpurpose.
Well, that'sthat's the challenge.
So individualswho have this have trouble
moving, initiating movement.
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Well, in the process of that,
they start to actually losemuscle tone.
They start to lose the abilityto balance and things.
So it's not just thatthe lack of dopamine,
you start to have thiscascading effect.
Well, with Neuro20,what happens is
because you can stimulateall the body at the same time,
you're starting to createmore signal to the brain.
And I'll say this signal thinglike over and over,
we are communicatorsin our own bodies.
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We have billions
and of connectionsthat go from cell to cell.
If we can electricallytap into that system,
we don't have to worryabout the negative
cascading effects of thingslike we have
with pharmacological,where we have...
you robsometimes, Peter, to pay Paul,
this is a situation where it'snot to get rid of something,
it's to bring something newto the table
that we've never been ableto do before.
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And so withsomething like Parkinson's,
if we can stimulateall the muscles in the body,
there is a thing calledwe have a brain to body axis.
So we have a neuroto muscle axis.
In recent times,
if you look atsome of the studies at Washu
and some of theseother places,
they figured outit's flipped as well.
There is a muscle to brainaxis.
We can do things right now
that you can go throughthe body to affect the head.
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Thus Parkinson'scomes to the table.
You have a strictlybrain problem.
But why do we have peoplewho are using Neuro20
who have a reductionin tremors,
why all the sudden are
they able to initiate movementbetter?
It's because if we canstimulate and signal
and create that informationthat goes into the head,
let it take care of itselffrom there.
Our brains and bodies
have been doing thisfor a very long time.
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We just need to
tap into the rightfrequency, make a difference.
And it does make a difference.And it does.
So the little bit about it
before we go to break here,we got about two minutes left.
What what are you seeing inpeople that are accessing
this treatmentthat have Parkinson's.
How much of a differenceis it making for them.
How much control are theygetting back or they start.
Is it changing their lifesignificantly?
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Is it marginal? What?How do you see it?
I was it's.
Pretty significant becauseyou have a reduction in falls.
So you have improvementsin muscle tone.
You have a decreasein fatigue.
You have this decrease in whatwe call sympathetic drive.
Right.
So sympathetic driveis essentially
you're in fight or flightall the time.
That's what
all these conditionswith Parkinson's
and everything else have incommon.
You are in fightor flight all the time.
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And if we can decrease that,if we can improve your body's
ability to regulate itself
and regulatethe autonomic system,
which is the thingat the control of all this,
which is againacross all of them,
then all of a suddenyou can have things
like your decreased bloodpressure.
You can have the decreasedheart rate,
you can be decreasing anxiety,
you can have decreased fatigue
and all of those thingsplay into.
So why I say it'ssuper impactful.
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Are we gettingrid of Parkinson's? No.
There is still a problem
that'soccurring within the head,
but a lot of the cascadingevents that occur from it.
Well, now we can instead ofjust talking about quantity
of life, we need to havea conversation about quality.
And this is where Neuro20
comes in,is that if we can move,
we can movein a better direction,
we can move to feel better.
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And most importantly,that's why we even have
the tagline is technologythat moves you.
It's not just moving youphysically, it's
moving you ina lot of other different ways.
And I thinkthat's really important
that we're able to talk about
this is because as the sciencestarts to unfold
and we havesome of the top institutions
in the US starting to
look at this and othersstarting to research it,
more is going to come out
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because I thinkwe barely scratched
the surface with this.
And that's what I'm reallyexcited to talk about today.
It's really optimistic.
Yeah, it is
great to hear
this kind of thing,
especially when it doesn'tinvolve pharmaceuticals
and more drugs and more drugswith all the side effects
and everything elsethat comes with it.
We'll be right backafter the break.
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Stay tuned.The doctors are in the house.
Welcome back to the show.
We’ve got Doctor Andersen,
Doctor Cronin and Tony Bardo,
who is a patient herein studio with us today.
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So we've got a full housewith the doctors.
But I want to show you whatthis Neuro20 suit looks like.
So that is the Neuro20 suit.
Looks kind of like a wet suit.
You know, ideaof what this looks like.
And then there's a devicethat attaches here
that is basically a smallcomputer that runs this suit.
So now what I'm going to do
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is I'm going to ask DoctorCronin
to talk about howthe suit works and what it is.
Doctor, let'stalk about the Neuro20 suit.
So I'd like to call itlike the Iron Man suit.
That's like,Tony Stark of rehab.
And I think it's important
that we have the almost, like,the fun of it.
Because if you havea condition
like multiple sclerosis,
or even if you're an athletetraining, you're both training
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to push at your best, right?
You'reyou're obviously dealing
with a different deckof cards,
but at the same point,
we always believethat everyone should suit up
and you
should suit up the same
because you're everyone'strying to get
the most movement out of life.
So that suit right there is anabsolutely incredible marvel
because it meets all the FDA
requirements for its medicalpurposes. Right?
So it has to be, you know,meets cytotoxic standards.
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It needs to be comfortable.
It even hasit has the capacity way
more than you see,like a standard Tens unit.
This thing'slike 20 of them together.
And it wasn'tuntil we actually
we figured out like,wait a minute,
if you stuckmore of these things together,
you don'tjust get a localized effect,
you get a whole effect
because it's in regardslike pharmaceutical, right?
It's dosage,like the drug has dose.
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Right.
And if I gave you 5%of a Tylenol, would it work?
Well probably not.
Right.
Well, what if I gave youthe proper dosage?
That's all Neuro20 is.
That's what
that suit is,is the right dosage
to make a changein the human body.
And on the inside of it,you can actually go take it.
You can zip it,turn it inside out,
and you can even goshow the camera.
So you can actually showwhat this thing is
on the inside, becausethe outside looks cool.
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Right? Again.
So I can bein the next Marvel movie
and I'll make sureI'll get my money from that.
But until then,
you can actually seeall these different
pads are on the inside,outside.
Covers your back,it covers your hips,
it coversthe glute muscles quad,
and it allows you to change
the milliamps in eachdifferent part of the suit.
And what that does is certainparts take more energy,
other parts take less energy.And this is where
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the brilliance comes inwith this thing.
It's that it becauseit spreads out the energy,
it doesn't get noxious.
So if if you've ever donelike E-Stem and stuff before,
you get thatlike sharp sensation
like, oh, this hurts, right?
Well, that'sbecause there's just
too much energygoing into one spot.
This spreads it out.
So now all of a suddenyou can have a less
we call averagecurrent density.
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You can have less amountof energy per amount of space,
which means you can do more.
And if you can do more,
that means you can put more
energy in to have an effecton the human body and brain.
And if you can putall that together,
what happens so much?
And now we're seeingwhat is happening
with multiple sclerosis.
Why is it all of a sudden
benefiting peoplewith amputations
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and are tryingto relearn how to use a limb?
Why is itsomeone who has something
like dysautonomia,where they have trouble
just putting their head backand they pass out?
Why are they also improving?
It's it's old sciencewith a new delivery mechanism.
And the way I always putit is like,
look, 400 horses is not 400horsepower.
One is a bunch of poniesand one is a Lamborghini.
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We have a Lamborghini, okay.
And now the Lamborghini isneeded. And that's why I joke.
We all these conditionsthat you see out there,
these complicated things,
it was like bringinga knife to a tank fight.
Neuro20 is a tank.
We haveto head these significant
neurogenic conditions headon, with movement,
with actual things
that create improvementin quality of life
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and that change the waythat we do things.
And that's what that thing is.
That's why I joke.
That's TonyStark's thing right there.
It's about time that the worldsees it and understands
what is coming,
and that that peopleput through all the things
to make sure it was cleared
for medical purposes,make sure it met
all the standards,made sure that that thing
was appropriate
for the
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sensitivity of individuals
who have these complexconditions.
So we can have a new toolto fight this battle,
that we have to realizethat even
neurological conditions rightnow, estimate over
the next ten yearsis going to be $13 trillion.
That's a lot of money.
Long Covid aloneis going to be between
3 and 4 trillionover the next ten years.
I just think about thosenumbers.
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That's enough.
That's more than likemost countries
combined over the next yearsfor their entire GDP.
And that's just what we'regoing to be facing with this.
And if we're not comingto the table with noninvasive,
drug free, portable solutions,those things can go home.
We can have a much
bigger conversation in saying
when the next timeand potentially anything
happens, we're all of a suddenlocked down.
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How are we goingto take care of ourselves?
Well, this is the toothpasteis out now right there.
That's how we're goingto brush our teeth.
It's really quite remarkable.I love the way you put that.
Doctor Andersen, talk
a little bitbefore we go to break here
we’vegot about 3.5 minutes left
on how you're actuallyapplying this
now at your practiceat New Day
and how all of thatis working.
And we're very happy to haveDoctor Cronin here as well,
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because he's added
a lot of additionalunderstanding for us
as far as how really to applysome of the things that
we're doing.
But we've had several
patients come in with peripheral neuropathy, foot drop,
a number of conditions that
are not necessarily lifethreatening, for example,
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like Parkinson'swould be or M.S., but
they are certainly significantlife altering conditions
for these people,and it makes it so
they can't really functionwithout assistance.
If you have significant footdrop, you're going to have
to have a walker or bracesor something of that nature.
So what we have foundis that putting those people
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in a Neuro20 suit
and then actually putting them
through some of the exercises,requiring them to use
those muscles, they startusing them over time.
And in some cases they willstart noticing an improvement.
Like in peripheral neuropathy,
we see benefits afterjust 2 or 3 treatments.
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I didn't say resolved,but we see an improvement.
“Oh, I'm about half whatI came with” type of thing.
And we have a numberof patients
where we have completely
resolvedtheir peripheral neuropathy.
They've had therapy, atvarious other places, various
other situations for years,no result resolution.
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And now they have itcompletely resolved.
The foot drop issue,significant improvement.
As Tony is going to talk abouthere in the next session.
And that is something as wellthat takes people
to the point of being ableto get back to exercise,
because we know
physical conditioning is ais a huge issue to lifestyle,
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and if they can get back todoing some of that,
they can improve their
heart conditionsand other conditions as well.
Just by getting those,what we would consider,
relatively minor conditionscompletely resolved.
You know, you wonder why I dothese kinds of broadcasts.
This is why.
All right,
well,
I get doctors to come in here
who are expertsto talk about these issues.
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If you know somebodythat's got a problem like this
and they're dealing with it,whether it's
Parkinson's, M.S.,maybe they have Drop Foot.
My brother had that for years.Okay.
There is a solution.
There's a wayfor them to get better.
We're not going to tell you
it's going to cure you,but it can make a significant
difference in your life.
If you want help, go tothe website BrandNewDayKC.com.
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That's the website.
All of this information's upthere.
You can schedule appointment.
People are coming in here
from all over the countryfor these kinds of treatments.
We're going to talka little bit
with Tony in a few minutesabout how he's done,
and what a differencethis has made for him
when he's actually hadthe treatment.
We'll be right backafter the break.
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Tony flew in heretoday from Washington, D.C.
he's here to do treatmentat Brand New Day.
In addition to that, he's herein-studio with us today
to tell his story.
So we're going to go to Tonyand ask him to tell us
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why he comes to Brand New Day,what what his treatment
is for, and what a differencethis make.
Tony,
let'sjust start with your story
and thank you for flying inair from DC today.
Great to have you in studio.Good morning.
Just start withjust tell us the story
of what your condition was
and then howyou got to Brand New Day.
And what a differenceso far this has made for you.
I'm now 72 years old,and through my life I've been
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an athlete,
Division one soccer player,
from throughout my adult life,playing with our kids,
coaching soccer
and so forth, and playingtennis and been very active.
And then one day,I was, riding
my bike and I had a bikefall, had an accident,
pick myselfup, walked back to the house,
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and about four days laterrealized while I was
attending a soccer practice,helping my son coach his team,
that my legs were heavy.
I just couldn'tunderstand why.
And they weren't movingas well.
And peoplewould kick me a ball
and I couldn'teven reach for it.
And so after, much, you know,
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trying to find informationabout why,
I end up withphysical therapy, gabapentin,
acupuncture,
and none of these thingsworked.
And we'renow into this journey
four and a half years later.
And what I realized,
after this fall
and after
this, event occurred for me,that I lost my mobility,
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and that was devastatingto me.
And and,
I just couldn't operatethe way
I operated all my life,which was mobility.
And, retired from my job
and still had this
inability to find
something that would helpsolve the problem
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until I was introducedto, Brand New Day
and to Steve Sanbornand these fine gentleman here.
And we started,
getting the treatmentand getting the, the making
the decision to come fromDC to Kansas City.
I did this about 3or 4 weeks ago
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and had a week long sessionwith these people,
and I noticedsome very dramatic results.
Am I cured?
Is my Drop Foot cured?
No it's not, but it is.
I'm 50% betterafter the one week I had with,
with the, the
the the group and itit made such a difference
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and I made such progressthat I said, you know what?
I want to do this again.
Steve,accommodated my request.
We came back, met with DoctorAndersen, met with Doctor
Cronin and we have just
we're learning every daythe things that, you know,
are new to me
and new to all of us
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in termsof how this is progressing
and some of the new techniqueswe use and how we're using
Neuro20 and, and the lasertreatments and so forth,
and the stretching exercisesI've been taught.
It's just made a big, big,big difference for me.
And so I want to go backto this
for four and a half years.
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You tried acupuncture,go down the list.
Physical therapyand pharmaceutical treatment.
And none of that made it
none of that madea difference, yet negligible.
If if at all, if at all.
And you'veyou've been doing this for one
you you did onefull week of treatments here
at Brand New Day. Okay.
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And you have seenabout a 50% improvement
from where you were beforewith Drop Foot
and the other issuesyou were having.
In the middle of day two.
I was doing pirouettes.
Maybe not that I'm a dancer.
I don't I.
Was hopefully you weren’t
wearing a Tuturecording any of it. it.
But yeah, but you know, this,this, this wetsuit, this.
You know,I felt like, you know,
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I was going to go surfing,but I was in Kansas.
Yeah.
we don’t do a lot of surfing.
But we, we, we tried thesethis, this suit on
and I felt the, thethe stimulation,
the the the pulsation, the,all the technology
that goes into this.
And I felt it in my muscles.
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I felt it in my legs,I felt it in my feet.
And and especiallywith Drop Foot.
You want to feel itin your feet.
You want to get that mobilityback, that ability to turn
and and navigate aroundfurniture in your house.
Stick your leg out when your
two year old grandson knocks,
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you know, knocksthe ball toward you.
I know about that. Yeah.
These are all
just just wonderful thingsthat I haven't been able
to achieve for the last fourand a half years.
And yet they came naturallyto me until the accident.
So, Doctor Andersen,
let's talk about the whole
treatment programwe're doing here.
One of the things that'sfascinating to me is he again,
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you know, he's donethis for one full week.
Now he's backdoing it for a second week.
There are no pharmaceuticalsinvolved.
As Doctor Cronin pointed out.
Just, you know, we're
all pharmaceutical free herewith everything you're doing.
Right.Talk about this regimen.
What a difference it's madewhere we're at, doctor.
And I think I was trying to
explaina little further as well.
He has bilateral foot drop.
And so not justone he has both feet. And
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that's pretty significant
when it comes to just walkingon a daily basis.
And a month ago when I saw himfirst, I asked him,
what is your goal?
And he says,my goal is to be able to play
with my grandchildren.
And so, like he said,
being able to kick the ballor actually
just walk with them as well,when they're playing.
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So we startedwith the program.
We didthe evaluations as well.
So we do Wavi and TM Flowtypically,
which are evaluationsboth of the brain
and also the autonomicnervous system.
So we evaluatewhat's happening in that
electrical systemover the body.
And then we put himin the suit.
But one of the reasons we dothe electrical evaluation,
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the brain and the autonomic
nervous system isso that we can track progress.
And if we can't trackprogress,
people still don't believe it.
Even if he could walkwithout braces and crutches
and whatever,where's your data to prove it?
I mean, that'skind of the thing in medicine.
You got to have some datato prove it.
So because otherwise
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you just said,oh, that's just anecdotal,
but we have datathat we can show
the autonomic nervous systemsfunction is coming up.
The brainfunction is coming up.
We actually have hard datato prove that.
And then the devicethat Doctor Cronin has now
introduced us to actuallygives us data on balance.
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So that's eventaking the next step further.
So in addition I also talkto him about nutrition.
We talked to himabout hormones.
We talked to himabout lifestyle.
Because you've got to have
the building blocks
for the nervous systemto be able to continue.
And one of the things that wesee with long term disability
is that when you get muscleatrophy and nerve atrophy,
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people exhaust very rapidlywhen they're being treated.
And then you have to get
the nutrition in thereat therapeutic levels
in order to be able tocontinue to build that muscle
and build and regeneratethe nervous system.
So we look at itas a complete package.
What's going on?
What is his goal?
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And then Doctor Croninhas added to a specific
physicaltherapy moves or techniques
that need to be added
into his regimenwhen he's using the suit
so that we triggerspecific nerves,
specific muscles,and specific actions.
You might say, to turn backon the brain that has really,
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not really gotten lazy,but because you don't use it.
The old statement that we heara lot, use it or lose it,
that's very true of the brainrelative to the autonomic
nervous system, relativeto muscle movement, as well
in the brain.
And you're measuring thatusing Wavi the brain scan.
What we're measuring the brainwith the Wavi,
(26:34):
but we're measuring
the autonomic nervous systemin the body using the TM Flow.
And then the device
that Doctor Croninis going to talk about
gives us the balanceevaluation right there.
That's not a GoPro cameraby the way.
That is notbut I'm ready to go.
Yeah. Yeah.But he is ready to go.
And we come back fromthe break.
We're going to
I want him to I'm goingto pick up his phone.
(26:55):
I'm going to ask him
to show this and explain itso you can see
actually how it works.
You know, here's
the thing about everything
both of youwere talking about here today.
There are no pharmaceuticalsinvolved in this.
To me,
that's absolutely fascinatingbecause you know
as well as I dothe first line of treatment
in this country for anything,I don't care what it is, is
here'syour prescription medications.
I don't care what it is, whatyou're doing here, what what
(27:18):
what's combined here
with Brand New Dayand how you're doing.
This is so revolutionary.Different.
It's amazing.
Me what I hearyou sit and talk about
this is being discovered now.
So maybe people are startingto listen at a higher level.
And maybe the hospital systemsand the insurance carriers
and some of the other peoplein this country
are going to figure out,you throw out some numbers
(27:39):
there of, you know, billionsand trillions of dollars
that are going to be for no,
the lack of a better word,pissed away on stuff
that's not going to workwhen there are situations.
There are programs like this.
They can workand make a huge difference.
I mean, I'll make itso simple.
There are 20,000pharmaceuticals
out on the market right now.There are 20,000.
And I'm coming to the tableright now to say,
(28:00):
can we just try somethingelectrical?
I'm asking for one.
I'm not asking for a handout.
I'm asking to saywe have science that's working
and it's clearedand it's safe and effective.
And maybe it's about timewe give it a shot. Yeah.
And if it's about time.
And by the way,
everything we're talkingabout here, from the Wavi
to the Neuro20to the red light blue
light treatment that'sgoing on a Brand New Day.
(28:21):
All of that is FDA cleared.
Just so you understandhow this all works.
But the website,if you want to learn more,
I don't care where you're atin the country.
If you want help,you can get it.
BrandNewDayKC.com.
We'll be right backafter the break.
You're listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate
here on the HIA Radio Network.
The doctors are still inthe house. Stay right there.
(28:48):
Welcome back.
You're listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate show,
broadcasting coastto coast across the USA.
My producer, Mr.Garner Cowdrey and Mr.
David Thiessen today, alwaysperfect in studio with me.
Doctor Andersen, DoctorCronin and patient Tony Bardo
who just told his story
comes all the way in herefrom Washington DC for this
has had a 50% improvementin one week
(29:09):
with drop foot on both feet.
Okay,so this is a remarkable change
from after fourand a half years
of trying to figure it out,
okay. With,you know, acupuncture
and all these othertreatments. It didn't work.
He found Brand New Day.
And guess what? It'smade a big difference for him.
The website BrandNewDayKC.com,
(29:30):
by the way,you're listening on the radio.
Obviously you can't seea picture of the suit
and you won't see the devicethat Doctor Cronin’s
wearing we’re
going to talk about herein a minute,
but they're all on displayat the website
BrandNewDayKC.com,the phone number.
If you'd like to call and setup a consultation, listen up.
You can do that.
833-724-6522.
(29:54):
Whether you'relooking for the Wavi,
the Neuro20 red lightblue light,
all of these treatments
that I've talked about are FDAcleared.
These devices are availableto be used to help you
or someone in your familyif they have a need.
All right.
Being able to measurewhat you're doing
and just the factand look great while doing it.
He's got to go.
It looks like a go cam.
It's not a go cam.
(30:15):
GoPro it’s Go Keith basically.
Yeah.
But what's remarkableis what this thing does.
So show us on the on the phone
yesterdaywhat you did with Tony
and what it looks likehundred percent.
And this iswhen when Doctor Andersen says
we can measure it
so we can show the skepticsin the medical world
and the insurance carriersand the government.
Gee whiz, this really works.
(30:36):
This is how they do it.
We need objectivemeasurements.
Everything hasto be objective.
I like the way they say like,oh, well,
I think they'rebalancing better.
That's great.
But you need immutableevidence.
So this is just a quick one.
Did this yesterday.
We actually did this onewith them.
Balancescore is essentially 82%.
This is called BioMEC.
It’s actuallynow out on the market
and getting into differenthospital systems.
And across the US.
And what it does it shows he'sbasically shifted backwards
(30:58):
that says like we call itposterior shift.
So he's
going like leaning backall the time,
just two minutes later,doing quick balance exercises.
I mean, super quick closedeyes, open eyes, head
rotating.
How does it get thatmuch better that fast?
91% So this is going from82% to 91%.
This means is significantlyless risk of a falling.
It almost looks almost bettercentered.
(31:19):
That just shows youhow quickly
the neurological systemcan act.
But if you have the rightdata,
with the right treatment tool
and you put the two together,guess what happens?
This is great.
Yeah, it you know doctor isand this is it's almost like
unbelievablea miracle it all did.
This works like it does now.
And I'm not justtalking about this.
My wife comes to Brand New Dayfor treatment.
(31:40):
She's had the red lighttreatment for neuropathy.
She's she's also hadthe Neuro20 suit treatment.
We're going to be doingmore of that now
that she's over this problem,this this knee issue.
But having said all that, talk
a little bitabout your other patients,
some of the thingsthat you're doing
and what this is makinga huge difference for people.
It is we have a gentlemanthat is, in his 70s.
He had two heart attacks and,
(32:02):
then subsequently strokesbecause they found that
he had a hole in his heart
and what it did, longand the short of it,
he came to us basically unableto speak,
completely unable to speak.He could just grunt.
Basically, his mind was goodother than that,
and they had treated himwith all different kinds
(32:23):
of things conventionally.
And of course,none of that helped.
I mean, speech therapyand so on and so forth.
So he's come to usand put him in the suit.
We also have gotten somenutrition on board for him,
and that the other dayhe walked into
Steve's office and was ableto say, how are you today?
(32:49):
And you could understand him.
I mean, literally when I firstsaw this man, it was,
that was it.
His wife had to tell meall the things that went on.
And so treating himwith the suit.
Now, we're nottreating his tongue,
but we are treating his brainwith the Neuro20 suit.
(33:10):
And so that feedback to
the brain is startingto make reconnections
so that he actuallyis beginning to speak again
after years of havingdisability from strokes.
Two different strokes.
We also have a lady
who had brain cancer,
(33:32):
glioblastoma about 20 yearsago, had it remove radiation
therapy,left her as a stroke patient.
So left sidedweakness, contracture.
She couldn't openthis left hand.
It was so contracted, in fact,forcing it open.
Her husband was concernedabout breaking her fingers.
It was so contracted, her toesalso on the left foot.
(33:54):
Were contracted up underneathher and I had
she had been my patientfor five years.
We had donenutritional things for her.
We’d donehormone therapy for her.
She had done every kindof therapy you can think of.
They spared no money andtraveling around the country
getting every kind of therapyshe could get.
She came to us.
(34:14):
We started the Neuro20program on her, and after,
2 or 3
treatments,she was able to open this hand
and actually carry
a bottle across the roomwithout dropping it.
On her own.
And so talking about lifestyleimprovement.
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Quality of life.
Quality of life is amazing.
When you startgetting those kinds
of improvements, it'sslow with the brain,
when you have those kindsof severe damages
to the brain, you know,when you have strokes.
So you actually have
the tissue that's been killedin the brain.
So you've got to regeneratesome of that.
You've got to teach the brain
(34:59):
how to bypass thatand function on its own.
So you're really havingto build some new tracks.
But it can be done.
But it can be done.That's what Dr.
Cronin is sayingthe same thing.
You you're proving it.You're not correct.
Talking about it right hereis living proof.
Absolutely.
We were taught in school.
It's like afteryou've so many weeks
(35:20):
and months,you have no plasticity left.
This is years ago and this iswhat has changed my view.
I used to teach against E-STEMin my courses,
and now all of a sudden I'm
a guy has to come back nowand go, okay, if I can change,
everyone else canbecause we had the wrong dose.
And if we have the right dosenow we are changing,
not the way,just that we move.
(35:41):
We are changingthe way we move in the world.
And now that'swhat's happening today.
The science is here.
It's time to getgoing. Yeah. You know, if it
were if onthe end of the broadcast here.
But I will tell you
if this doesn't impact you,if you're listening to this
and you've got someonein your family or a friend
or a coworker
that's dealingwith any of these issues,
you really do need to listen
(36:02):
to whatthese doctors are saying.
You heard Tonygive the testimonial.
You know,
the different systemsthat are being used,
the Wavi brain scan,the Neuro20 suit,
the red lightblue light treatment.
All of these thingsmake an impact.
They work.
They work really well,actually,
as you can tell fromlistening to Tony,
who had a 50% improvementafter one week of treatment,
(36:24):
and there are many others.These are just a few.
I know of many other patients
that have cometo Brand New Day
and are having a tremendous
effecton the quality of their life.
That's what this does.
If you want information,the website, BrandNewDayKC.com
the phone number if you wantto call them 833-724-6522.
(36:50):
And now I leave you with thisthought from Albert Einstein.
The one who follows the crowd
usually getno further than the crowd.
The one who walks alone
is likely to find himself inplaces no one has ever been.
Maybe that's these twogentlemen sitting right here.
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Joining me in studio today,Doctor Andersen, Doctor Cronin
and one of their patients,Tony Bardo.
Doctor Cronin and Tonyare here from out of state.
(02:16):
Doctor Cronin,you came in from Colorado.
Thank you for joining ustoday.
Thank you so much.
Great to have you here.
Doctor Andersen,you've been here with us
six different times. Yes,I think a few times.
Thank you very much.
You're a veteran of the show.
Tony, welcome to the show.Happy to have you on board.
Thank you.
So this show today is goingto be a little different.
We're going to be talking
about Neuro20,the Neuro20 suit.
We're going to be talkingabout that its benefits.
(02:37):
How it's being used.
And actually Tonywho is a patient.
Now we all know a little bit
about Doctor Andersenbecause as I said,
he's been on this showa number of times
and he's very familiarto this audience,
but a little bit on DoctorCronin.
He has a doctoratein physical therapy,
a bachelor's of exercisescience,
International Journalof Sports Medicine
and Physical Therapy Review,and the Orthopedic
(02:58):
and certifiedOrthopedic Specialist.
So he certainly knows his wayaround the block
when it comesto these kinds of topics.
He's taught at Johns Hopkins,Stanford,
TCU, K-State, WashU, Saint Louis U.
Lebanon ValleyCollege and Life University.
So he's definitely well versedand understands this topic.
He came in from Colorado.Did they do this show?
(03:21):
And we are very happyto have him here.
So let's just start offa little bit if we can.
Doctor Cronin,about a high level discussion
on these neurological issuesand then how the muscular
stimulation, electrostimulation
you're doingwith the Neuro20 suit,
how does all that fit in?
It's kind of funny.
The way all this got togetherwas first is
it was actually createdin the orthopedic space.
(03:42):
It was like fitness,you know, they it's like,
hey, let's go stimulatea bunch of body parts.
And the creator of thisproduct actually is a marine,
and he uses it to fix himself.
He got over
160 broken bones,got blown up by multiple IEDs,
and he used to fix himselfbecause of all this.
What happenedwas, was like, okay,
let's just think about whatthis thing's going to do.
Let's let's just stimulatemuscles and see what happens.
But what happened overthe course of time is
(04:04):
I came on boardabout a year and a half ago,
and you saw my background.
I'm orthopedic,
I know sports, I workwith professional athletes.
I also realized,wait a minute,
this is doing way more thanjust moving body parts.
It's doingsomething in the head.
Something's happening
because we all of a suddenstart seeing these patients.
It's getting betteracross the board, whether it's
multiple sclerosisor Parkinson's
(04:25):
or individuals or amputees,
individuals who are havingjust tremendous issues.
And all of a sudden,
why does a person with POTSand dysautonomia?
And then someone who has, say,chronic pain.
What do they have in common?
And when we started to findwas started back track
and realized
this thing is doing waymore than we thought it did,
and it's doing things
(04:45):
at a brain leveland a body level
that just have never beenreally seen before.
And it's amazing to mehow they continue to find
new things that this suit doesand this therapy does.
Now, one of the onesthat I thought
was fascinatingis Parkinson's.
Yes. Because,you know, typically
what happens with Parkinson's,
it's medication,medication, medication.
So just a littlebit about that if you will,
(05:07):
because I know there have beensome amazing results
for peoplethat have Parkinson's.
And it's donea lot to change their lives.
Talk a little bitabout that one.
So with Parkinson's,you have an issue
in the part of your brain
called a substantia nigrawhere there it's
just not producingmuch dopamine.
You start to lose it.
After you lose
about 70% of these cells,you start to notice symptoms.
And what's kind of funnyis dopamine is this incredible
(05:27):
neurotransmitter in that
it's it's usedmainly for two things.
The first thing is movement.
And the second thingis reward.
It's like risk-reward. Right.
So if you can't move towardswhat you want in the world,
how are you going to be happy?
How are you going to have thismental clearity.
What's going to give youpurpose.
Well, that'sthat's the challenge.
So individualswho have this have trouble
moving, initiating movement.
(05:48):
Well, in the process of that,
they start to actually losemuscle tone.
They start to lose the abilityto balance and things.
So it's not just thatthe lack of dopamine,
you start to have thiscascading effect.
Well, with Neuro20,what happens is
because you can stimulateall the body at the same time,
you're starting to createmore signal to the brain.
And I'll say this signal thinglike over and over,
we are communicatorsin our own bodies.
(06:09):
We have billions
and of connectionsthat go from cell to cell.
If we can electricallytap into that system,
we don't have to worryabout the negative
cascading effects of thingslike we have
with pharmacological,where we have...
you robsometimes, Peter, to pay Paul,
this is a situation where it'snot to get rid of something,
it's to bring something newto the table
that we've never been ableto do before.
(06:30):
And so withsomething like Parkinson's,
if we can stimulateall the muscles in the body,
there is a thing calledwe have a brain to body axis.
So we have a neuroto muscle axis.
In recent times,
if you look atsome of the studies at Washu
and some of theseother places,
they figured outit's flipped as well.
There is a muscle to brainaxis.
We can do things right now
that you can go throughthe body to affect the head.
(06:52):
Thus Parkinson'scomes to the table.
You have a strictlybrain problem.
But why do we have peoplewho are using Neuro20
who have a reductionin tremors,
why all the sudden are
they able to initiate movementbetter?
It's because if we canstimulate and signal
and create that informationthat goes into the head,
let it take care of itselffrom there.
Our brains and bodies
have been doing thisfor a very long time.
(07:12):
We just need to
tap into the rightfrequency, make a difference.
And it does make a difference.And it does.
So the little bit about it
before we go to break here,we got about two minutes left.
What what are you seeing inpeople that are accessing
this treatmentthat have Parkinson's.
How much of a differenceis it making for them.
How much control are theygetting back or they start.
Is it changing their lifesignificantly?
(07:34):
Is it marginal? What?How do you see it?
I was it's.
Pretty significant becauseyou have a reduction in falls.
So you have improvementsin muscle tone.
You have a decreasein fatigue.
You have this decrease in whatwe call sympathetic drive.
Right.
So sympathetic driveis essentially
you're in fight or flightall the time.
That's what
all these conditionswith Parkinson's
and everything else have incommon.
You are in fightor flight all the time.
(07:55):
And if we can decrease that,if we can improve your body's
ability to regulate itself
and regulatethe autonomic system,
which is the thingat the control of all this,
which is againacross all of them,
then all of a suddenyou can have things
like your decreased bloodpressure.
You can have the decreasedheart rate,
you can be decreasing anxiety,
you can have decreased fatigue
and all of those thingsplay into.
So why I say it'ssuper impactful.
(08:16):
Are we gettingrid of Parkinson's? No.
There is still a problem
that'soccurring within the head,
but a lot of the cascadingevents that occur from it.
Well, now we can instead ofjust talking about quantity
of life, we need to havea conversation about quality.
And this is where Neuro20
comes in,is that if we can move,
we can movein a better direction,
we can move to feel better.
(08:36):
And most importantly,that's why we even have
the tagline is technologythat moves you.
It's not just moving youphysically, it's
moving you ina lot of other different ways.
And I thinkthat's really important
that we're able to talk about
this is because as the sciencestarts to unfold
and we havesome of the top institutions
in the US starting to
look at this and othersstarting to research it,
more is going to come out
(08:56):
because I thinkwe barely scratched
the surface with this.
And that's what I'm reallyexcited to talk about today.
It's really optimistic.
Yeah, it is
great to hear
this kind of thing,
especially when it doesn'tinvolve pharmaceuticals
and more drugs and more drugswith all the side effects
and everything elsethat comes with it.
We'll be right backafter the break.
Your listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate
(09:17):
broadcasting here on the HIARadio network.
Coast to coast across the USA.
Stay tuned.The doctors are in the house.
Welcome back to the show.
We’ve got Doctor Andersen,
Doctor Cronin and Tony Bardo,
who is a patient herein studio with us today.
(09:38):
So we've got a full housewith the doctors.
But I want to show you whatthis Neuro20 suit looks like.
So that is the Neuro20 suit.
Looks kind of like a wet suit.
You know, ideaof what this looks like.
And then there's a devicethat attaches here
that is basically a smallcomputer that runs this suit.
So now what I'm going to do
(09:59):
is I'm going to ask DoctorCronin
to talk about howthe suit works and what it is.
Doctor, let'stalk about the Neuro20 suit.
So I'd like to call itlike the Iron Man suit.
That's like,Tony Stark of rehab.
And I think it's important
that we have the almost, like,the fun of it.
Because if you havea condition
like multiple sclerosis,
or even if you're an athletetraining, you're both training
(10:19):
to push at your best, right?
You'reyou're obviously dealing
with a different deckof cards,
but at the same point,
we always believethat everyone should suit up
and you
should suit up the same
because you're everyone'strying to get
the most movement out of life.
So that suit right there is anabsolutely incredible marvel
because it meets all the FDA
requirements for its medicalpurposes. Right?
So it has to be, you know,meets cytotoxic standards.
(10:41):
It needs to be comfortable.
It even hasit has the capacity way
more than you see,like a standard Tens unit.
This thing'slike 20 of them together.
And it wasn'tuntil we actually
we figured out like,wait a minute,
if you stuckmore of these things together,
you don'tjust get a localized effect,
you get a whole effect
because it's in regardslike pharmaceutical, right?
It's dosage,like the drug has dose.
(11:02):
Right.
And if I gave you 5%of a Tylenol, would it work?
Well probably not.
Right.
Well, what if I gave youthe proper dosage?
That's all Neuro20 is.
That's what
that suit is,is the right dosage
to make a changein the human body.
And on the inside of it,you can actually go take it.
You can zip it,turn it inside out,
and you can even goshow the camera.
So you can actually showwhat this thing is
on the inside, becausethe outside looks cool.
(11:24):
Right? Again.
So I can bein the next Marvel movie
and I'll make sureI'll get my money from that.
But until then,
you can actually seeall these different
pads are on the inside,outside.
Covers your back,it covers your hips,
it coversthe glute muscles quad,
and it allows you to change
the milliamps in eachdifferent part of the suit.
And what that does is certainparts take more energy,
other parts take less energy.And this is where
(11:45):
the brilliance comes inwith this thing.
It's that it becauseit spreads out the energy,
it doesn't get noxious.
So if if you've ever donelike E-Stem and stuff before,
you get thatlike sharp sensation
like, oh, this hurts, right?
Well, that'sbecause there's just
too much energygoing into one spot.
This spreads it out.
So now all of a suddenyou can have a less
we call averagecurrent density.
(12:06):
You can have less amountof energy per amount of space,
which means you can do more.
And if you can do more,
that means you can put more
energy in to have an effecton the human body and brain.
And if you can putall that together,
what happens so much?
And now we're seeingwhat is happening
with multiple sclerosis.
Why is it all of a sudden
benefiting peoplewith amputations
(12:26):
and are tryingto relearn how to use a limb?
Why is itsomeone who has something
like dysautonomia,where they have trouble
just putting their head backand they pass out?
Why are they also improving?
It's it's old sciencewith a new delivery mechanism.
And the way I always putit is like,
look, 400 horses is not 400horsepower.
One is a bunch of poniesand one is a Lamborghini.
(12:47):
We have a Lamborghini, okay.
And now the Lamborghini isneeded. And that's why I joke.
We all these conditionsthat you see out there,
these complicated things,
it was like bringinga knife to a tank fight.
Neuro20 is a tank.
We haveto head these significant
neurogenic conditions headon, with movement,
with actual things
that create improvementin quality of life
(13:08):
and that change the waythat we do things.
And that's what that thing is.
That's why I joke.
That's TonyStark's thing right there.
It's about time that the worldsees it and understands
what is coming,
and that that peopleput through all the things
to make sure it was cleared
for medical purposes,make sure it met
all the standards,made sure that that thing
was appropriate
for the
(13:28):
sensitivity of individuals
who have these complexconditions.
So we can have a new toolto fight this battle,
that we have to realizethat even
neurological conditions rightnow, estimate over
the next ten yearsis going to be $13 trillion.
That's a lot of money.
Long Covid aloneis going to be between
3 and 4 trillionover the next ten years.
I just think about thosenumbers.
(13:49):
That's enough.
That's more than likemost countries
combined over the next yearsfor their entire GDP.
And that's just what we'regoing to be facing with this.
And if we're not comingto the table with noninvasive,
drug free, portable solutions,those things can go home.
We can have a much
bigger conversation in saying
when the next timeand potentially anything
happens, we're all of a suddenlocked down.
(14:10):
How are we goingto take care of ourselves?
Well, this is the toothpasteis out now right there.
That's how we're goingto brush our teeth.
It's really quite remarkable.I love the way you put that.
Doctor Andersen, talk
a little bitbefore we go to break here
we’vegot about 3.5 minutes left
on how you're actuallyapplying this
now at your practiceat New Day
and how all of thatis working.
And we're very happy to haveDoctor Cronin here as well,
(14:32):
because he's added
a lot of additionalunderstanding for us
as far as how really to applysome of the things that
we're doing.
But we've had several
patients come in with peripheral neuropathy, foot drop,
a number of conditions that
are not necessarily lifethreatening, for example,
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like Parkinson'swould be or M.S., but
they are certainly significantlife altering conditions
for these people,and it makes it so
they can't really functionwithout assistance.
If you have significant footdrop, you're going to have
to have a walker or bracesor something of that nature.
So what we have foundis that putting those people
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in a Neuro20 suit
and then actually putting them
through some of the exercises,requiring them to use
those muscles, they startusing them over time.
And in some cases they willstart noticing an improvement.
Like in peripheral neuropathy,
we see benefits afterjust 2 or 3 treatments.
(15:40):
I didn't say resolved,but we see an improvement.
“Oh, I'm about half whatI came with” type of thing.
And we have a numberof patients
where we have completely
resolvedtheir peripheral neuropathy.
They've had therapy, atvarious other places, various
other situations for years,no result resolution.
(16:00):
And now they have itcompletely resolved.
The foot drop issue,significant improvement.
As Tony is going to talk abouthere in the next session.
And that is something as wellthat takes people
to the point of being ableto get back to exercise,
because we know
physical conditioning is ais a huge issue to lifestyle,
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and if they can get back todoing some of that,
they can improve their
heart conditionsand other conditions as well.
Just by getting those,what we would consider,
relatively minor conditionscompletely resolved.
You know, you wonder why I dothese kinds of broadcasts.
This is why.
All right,
well,
I get doctors to come in here
who are expertsto talk about these issues.
(16:43):
If you know somebodythat's got a problem like this
and they're dealing with it,whether it's
Parkinson's, M.S.,maybe they have Drop Foot.
My brother had that for years.Okay.
There is a solution.
There's a wayfor them to get better.
We're not going to tell you
it's going to cure you,but it can make a significant
difference in your life.
If you want help, go tothe website BrandNewDayKC.com.
(17:08):
That's the website.
All of this information's upthere.
You can schedule appointment.
People are coming in here
from all over the countryfor these kinds of treatments.
We're going to talka little bit
with Tony in a few minutesabout how he's done,
and what a differencethis has made for him
when he's actually hadthe treatment.
We'll be right backafter the break.
You're listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate
broadcasting here on the HIARadio Network.
(17:29):
Coast to coast across the USA.
Stay rightthere. We'll be right back.
Welcome back toAmerica's Healthcare Advocate
Show, broadcasting coastto coast across USA.
Here on the HIA Radio Network.
(17:50):
You can find out
more about us bygoing to the website AmericasHealthcareAdvocate.com.
If you have questionsor comments, send me an email.
I'll be happy to answer them.
I do answer eachand every one that I get.
Tony flew in heretoday from Washington, D.C.
he's here to do treatmentat Brand New Day.
In addition to that, he's herein-studio with us today
to tell his story.
So we're going to go to Tonyand ask him to tell us
(18:12):
why he comes to Brand New Day,what what his treatment
is for, and what a differencethis make.
Tony,
let'sjust start with your story
and thank you for flying inair from DC today.
Great to have you in studio.Good morning.
Just start withjust tell us the story
of what your condition was
and then howyou got to Brand New Day.
And what a differenceso far this has made for you.
I'm now 72 years old,and through my life I've been
(18:35):
an athlete,
Division one soccer player,
from throughout my adult life,playing with our kids,
coaching soccer
and so forth, and playingtennis and been very active.
And then one day,I was, riding
my bike and I had a bikefall, had an accident,
pick myselfup, walked back to the house,
(18:57):
and about four days laterrealized while I was
attending a soccer practice,helping my son coach his team,
that my legs were heavy.
I just couldn'tunderstand why.
And they weren't movingas well.
And peoplewould kick me a ball
and I couldn'teven reach for it.
And so after, much, you know,
(19:18):
trying to find informationabout why,
I end up withphysical therapy, gabapentin,
acupuncture,
and none of these thingsworked.
And we'renow into this journey
four and a half years later.
And what I realized,
after this fall
and after
this, event occurred for me,that I lost my mobility,
(19:41):
and that was devastatingto me.
And and,
I just couldn't operatethe way
I operated all my life,which was mobility.
And, retired from my job
and still had this
inability to find
something that would helpsolve the problem
(20:02):
until I was introducedto, Brand New Day
and to Steve Sanbornand these fine gentleman here.
And we started,
getting the treatmentand getting the, the making
the decision to come fromDC to Kansas City.
I did this about 3or 4 weeks ago
(20:22):
and had a week long sessionwith these people,
and I noticedsome very dramatic results.
Am I cured?
Is my Drop Foot cured?
No it's not, but it is.
I'm 50% betterafter the one week I had with,
with the, the
the the group and itit made such a difference
(20:44):
and I made such progressthat I said, you know what?
I want to do this again.
Steve,accommodated my request.
We came back, met with DoctorAndersen, met with Doctor
Cronin and we have just
we're learning every daythe things that, you know,
are new to me
and new to all of us
(21:04):
in termsof how this is progressing
and some of the new techniqueswe use and how we're using
Neuro20 and, and the lasertreatments and so forth,
and the stretching exercisesI've been taught.
It's just made a big, big,big difference for me.
And so I want to go backto this
for four and a half years.
(21:26):
You tried acupuncture,go down the list.
Physical therapyand pharmaceutical treatment.
And none of that made it
none of that madea difference, yet negligible.
If if at all, if at all.
And you'veyou've been doing this for one
you you did onefull week of treatments here
at Brand New Day. Okay.
(21:46):
And you have seenabout a 50% improvement
from where you were beforewith Drop Foot
and the other issuesyou were having.
In the middle of day two.
I was doing pirouettes.
Maybe not that I'm a dancer.
I don't I.
Was hopefully you weren’t
wearing a Tuturecording any of it. it.
But yeah, but you know, this,this, this wetsuit, this.
You know,I felt like, you know,
(22:07):
I was going to go surfing,but I was in Kansas.
Yeah.
we don’t do a lot of surfing.
But we, we, we tried thesethis, this suit on
and I felt the, thethe stimulation,
the the the pulsation, the,all the technology
that goes into this.
And I felt it in my muscles.
(22:27):
I felt it in my legs,I felt it in my feet.
And and especiallywith Drop Foot.
You want to feel itin your feet.
You want to get that mobilityback, that ability to turn
and and navigate aroundfurniture in your house.
Stick your leg out when your
two year old grandson knocks,
(22:47):
you know, knocksthe ball toward you.
I know about that. Yeah.
These are all
just just wonderful thingsthat I haven't been able
to achieve for the last fourand a half years.
And yet they came naturallyto me until the accident.
So, Doctor Andersen,
let's talk about the whole
treatment programwe're doing here.
One of the things that'sfascinating to me is he again,
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you know, he's donethis for one full week.
Now he's backdoing it for a second week.
There are no pharmaceuticalsinvolved.
As Doctor Cronin pointed out.
Just, you know, we're
all pharmaceutical free herewith everything you're doing.
Right.Talk about this regimen.
What a difference it's madewhere we're at, doctor.
And I think I was trying to
explaina little further as well.
He has bilateral foot drop.
And so not justone he has both feet. And
(23:34):
that's pretty significant
when it comes to just walkingon a daily basis.
And a month ago when I saw himfirst, I asked him,
what is your goal?
And he says,my goal is to be able to play
with my grandchildren.
And so, like he said,
being able to kick the ballor actually
just walk with them as well,when they're playing.
(23:56):
So we startedwith the program.
We didthe evaluations as well.
So we do Wavi and TM Flowtypically,
which are evaluationsboth of the brain
and also the autonomicnervous system.
So we evaluatewhat's happening in that
electrical systemover the body.
And then we put himin the suit.
But one of the reasons we dothe electrical evaluation,
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the brain and the autonomic
nervous system isso that we can track progress.
And if we can't trackprogress,
people still don't believe it.
Even if he could walkwithout braces and crutches
and whatever,where's your data to prove it?
I mean, that'skind of the thing in medicine.
You got to have some datato prove it.
So because otherwise
(24:42):
you just said,oh, that's just anecdotal,
but we have datathat we can show
the autonomic nervous systemsfunction is coming up.
The brainfunction is coming up.
We actually have hard datato prove that.
And then the devicethat Doctor Cronin has now
introduced us to actuallygives us data on balance.
(25:02):
So that's eventaking the next step further.
So in addition I also talkto him about nutrition.
We talked to himabout hormones.
We talked to himabout lifestyle.
Because you've got to have
the building blocks
for the nervous systemto be able to continue.
And one of the things that wesee with long term disability
is that when you get muscleatrophy and nerve atrophy,
(25:26):
people exhaust very rapidlywhen they're being treated.
And then you have to get
the nutrition in thereat therapeutic levels
in order to be able tocontinue to build that muscle
and build and regeneratethe nervous system.
So we look at itas a complete package.
What's going on?
What is his goal?
(25:46):
And then Doctor Croninhas added to a specific
physicaltherapy moves or techniques
that need to be added
into his regimenwhen he's using the suit
so that we triggerspecific nerves,
specific muscles,and specific actions.
You might say, to turn backon the brain that has really,
(26:11):
not really gotten lazy,but because you don't use it.
The old statement that we heara lot, use it or lose it,
that's very true of the brainrelative to the autonomic
nervous system, relativeto muscle movement, as well
in the brain.
And you're measuring thatusing Wavi the brain scan.
What we're measuring the brainwith the Wavi,
(26:34):
but we're measuring
the autonomic nervous systemin the body using the TM Flow.
And then the device
that Doctor Croninis going to talk about
gives us the balanceevaluation right there.
That's not a GoPro cameraby the way.
That is notbut I'm ready to go.
Yeah. Yeah.But he is ready to go.
And we come back fromthe break.
We're going to
I want him to I'm goingto pick up his phone.
(26:55):
I'm going to ask him
to show this and explain itso you can see
actually how it works.
You know, here's
the thing about everything
both of youwere talking about here today.
There are no pharmaceuticalsinvolved in this.
To me,
that's absolutely fascinatingbecause you know
as well as I dothe first line of treatment
in this country for anything,I don't care what it is, is
here'syour prescription medications.
I don't care what it is, whatyou're doing here, what what
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what's combined here
with Brand New Dayand how you're doing.
This is so revolutionary.Different.
It's amazing.
Me what I hearyou sit and talk about
this is being discovered now.
So maybe people are startingto listen at a higher level.
And maybe the hospital systemsand the insurance carriers
and some of the other peoplein this country
are going to figure out,you throw out some numbers
(27:39):
there of, you know, billionsand trillions of dollars
that are going to be for no,
the lack of a better word,pissed away on stuff
that's not going to workwhen there are situations.
There are programs like this.
They can workand make a huge difference.
I mean, I'll make itso simple.
There are 20,000pharmaceuticals
out on the market right now.There are 20,000.
And I'm coming to the tableright now to say,
(28:00):
can we just try somethingelectrical?
I'm asking for one.
I'm not asking for a handout.
I'm asking to saywe have science that's working
and it's clearedand it's safe and effective.
And maybe it's about timewe give it a shot. Yeah.
And if it's about time.
And by the way,
everything we're talkingabout here, from the Wavi
to the Neuro20to the red light blue
light treatment that'sgoing on a Brand New Day.
(28:21):
All of that is FDA cleared.
Just so you understandhow this all works.
But the website,if you want to learn more,
I don't care where you're atin the country.
If you want help,you can get it.
BrandNewDayKC.com.
We'll be right backafter the break.
You're listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate
here on the HIA Radio Network.
The doctors are still inthe house. Stay right there.
(28:48):
Welcome back.
You're listening to America'sHealthcare Advocate show,
broadcasting coastto coast across the USA.
My producer, Mr.Garner Cowdrey and Mr.
David Thiessen today, alwaysperfect in studio with me.
Doctor Andersen, DoctorCronin and patient Tony Bardo
who just told his story
comes all the way in herefrom Washington DC for this
has had a 50% improvementin one week
(29:09):
with drop foot on both feet.
Okay,so this is a remarkable change
from after fourand a half years
of trying to figure it out,
okay. With,you know, acupuncture
and all these othertreatments. It didn't work.
He found Brand New Day.
And guess what? It'smade a big difference for him.
The website BrandNewDayKC.com,
(29:30):
by the way,you're listening on the radio.
Obviously you can't seea picture of the suit
and you won't see the devicethat Doctor Cronin’s
wearing we’re
going to talk about herein a minute,
but they're all on displayat the website
BrandNewDayKC.com,the phone number.
If you'd like to call and setup a consultation, listen up.
You can do that.
833-724-6522.
(29:54):
Whether you'relooking for the Wavi,
the Neuro20 red lightblue light,
all of these treatments
that I've talked about are FDAcleared.
These devices are availableto be used to help you
or someone in your familyif they have a need.
All right.
Being able to measurewhat you're doing
and just the factand look great while doing it.
He's got to go.
It looks like a go cam.
It's not a go cam.
(30:15):
GoPro it’s Go Keith basically.
Yeah.
But what's remarkableis what this thing does.
So show us on the on the phone
yesterdaywhat you did with Tony
and what it looks likehundred percent.
And this iswhen when Doctor Andersen says
we can measure it
so we can show the skepticsin the medical world
and the insurance carriersand the government.
Gee whiz, this really works.
(30:36):
This is how they do it.
We need objectivemeasurements.
Everything hasto be objective.
I like the way they say like,oh, well,
I think they'rebalancing better.
That's great.
But you need immutableevidence.
So this is just a quick one.
Did this yesterday.
We actually did this onewith them.
Balancescore is essentially 82%.
This is called BioMEC.
It’s actuallynow out on the market
and getting into differenthospital systems.
And across the US.
And what it does it shows he'sbasically shifted backwards
(30:58):
that says like we call itposterior shift.
So he's
going like leaning backall the time,
just two minutes later,doing quick balance exercises.
I mean, super quick closedeyes, open eyes, head
rotating.
How does it get thatmuch better that fast?
91% So this is going from82% to 91%.
This means is significantlyless risk of a falling.
It almost looks almost bettercentered.
(31:19):
That just shows youhow quickly
the neurological systemcan act.
But if you have the rightdata,
with the right treatment tool
and you put the two together,guess what happens?
This is great.
Yeah, it you know doctor isand this is it's almost like
unbelievablea miracle it all did.
This works like it does now.
And I'm not justtalking about this.
My wife comes to Brand New Dayfor treatment.
(31:40):
She's had the red lighttreatment for neuropathy.
She's she's also hadthe Neuro20 suit treatment.
We're going to be doingmore of that now
that she's over this problem,this this knee issue.
But having said all that, talk
a little bitabout your other patients,
some of the thingsthat you're doing
and what this is makinga huge difference for people.
It is we have a gentlemanthat is, in his 70s.
He had two heart attacks and,
(32:02):
then subsequently strokesbecause they found that
he had a hole in his heart
and what it did, longand the short of it,
he came to us basically unableto speak,
completely unable to speak.He could just grunt.
Basically, his mind was goodother than that,
and they had treated himwith all different kinds
(32:23):
of things conventionally.
And of course,none of that helped.
I mean, speech therapyand so on and so forth.
So he's come to usand put him in the suit.
We also have gotten somenutrition on board for him,
and that the other dayhe walked into
Steve's office and was ableto say, how are you today?
(32:49):
And you could understand him.
I mean, literally when I firstsaw this man, it was,
that was it.
His wife had to tell meall the things that went on.
And so treating himwith the suit.
Now, we're nottreating his tongue,
but we are treating his brainwith the Neuro20 suit.
(33:10):
And so that feedback to
the brain is startingto make reconnections
so that he actuallyis beginning to speak again
after years of havingdisability from strokes.
Two different strokes.
We also have a lady
who had brain cancer,
(33:32):
glioblastoma about 20 yearsago, had it remove radiation
therapy,left her as a stroke patient.
So left sidedweakness, contracture.
She couldn't openthis left hand.
It was so contracted, in fact,forcing it open.
Her husband was concernedabout breaking her fingers.
It was so contracted, her toesalso on the left foot.
(33:54):
Were contracted up underneathher and I had
she had been my patientfor five years.
We had donenutritional things for her.
We’d donehormone therapy for her.
She had done every kindof therapy you can think of.
They spared no money andtraveling around the country
getting every kind of therapyshe could get.
She came to us.
(34:14):
We started the Neuro20program on her, and after,
2 or 3
treatments,she was able to open this hand
and actually carry
a bottle across the roomwithout dropping it.
On her own.
And so talking about lifestyleimprovement.
(34:37):
Quality of life.
Quality of life is amazing.
When you startgetting those kinds
of improvements, it'sslow with the brain,
when you have those kindsof severe damages
to the brain, you know,when you have strokes.
So you actually have
the tissue that's been killedin the brain.
So you've got to regeneratesome of that.
You've got to teach the brain
(34:59):
how to bypass thatand function on its own.
So you're really havingto build some new tracks.
But it can be done.
But it can be done.That's what Dr.
Cronin is sayingthe same thing.
You you're proving it.You're not correct.
Talking about it right hereis living proof.
Absolutely.
We were taught in school.
It's like afteryou've so many weeks
(35:20):
and months,you have no plasticity left.
This is years ago and this iswhat has changed my view.
I used to teach against E-STEMin my courses,
and now all of a sudden I'm
a guy has to come back nowand go, okay, if I can change,
everyone else canbecause we had the wrong dose.
And if we have the right dosenow we are changing,
not the way,just that we move.
(35:41):
We are changingthe way we move in the world.
And now that'swhat's happening today.
The science is here.
It's time to getgoing. Yeah. You know, if it
were if onthe end of the broadcast here.
But I will tell you
if this doesn't impact you,if you're listening to this
and you've got someonein your family or a friend
or a coworker
that's dealingwith any of these issues,
you really do need to listen
(36:02):
to whatthese doctors are saying.
You heard Tonygive the testimonial.
You know,
the different systemsthat are being used,
the Wavi brain scan,the Neuro20 suit,
the red lightblue light treatment.
All of these thingsmake an impact.
They work.
They work really well,actually,
as you can tell fromlistening to Tony,
who had a 50% improvementafter one week of treatment,
(36:24):
and there are many others.These are just a few.
I know of many other patients
that have cometo Brand New Day
and are having a tremendous
effecton the quality of their life.
That's what this does.
If you want information,the website, BrandNewDayKC.com
the phone number if you wantto call them 833-724-6522.
(36:50):
And now I leave you with thisthought from Albert Einstein.
The one who follows the crowd
usually getno further than the crowd.
The one who walks alone
is likely to find himself inplaces no one has ever been.
Maybe that's these twogentlemen sitting right here.
Thank you for listening toAmerica's Healthcare Advocate
broadcasting here on the HIARadio Network.
Coast to coast across the USA.
(37:11):
Goodbye, America.
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