Neuropsychiatric Disorders

A few types of neurological/neuropsychiatric disorders are:

Epilepsy

Alzheimer’s Disease

Parkinson’s Disease

Multiple Sclerosis

Cerebral Palsy

Facial palsy

Schizophrenia

Depression

Some common symptoms include:

Muscle weakness

Partial or complete loss of sensation

Seizures

Difficulty in chewing/ swallowing

Constipation

Poor cognitive abilities / impaired memory

Mild to moderate pain without explanation

Mood swings

Hallucinations

Nutrition

A good diet promotes recovery and prevents further deterioration of mental health conditions. Aspects that are kept in mind while planning the diet protocol are:

  • Modifications needed for difficulty experienced in chewing/swallowing and digestive issues like constipation.
  • Managing side effects of medications.
  • Managing co existing complications and abnormal blood reports.
  • Adequate protein and supplements that boost and preserve nerve function/muscle strength.

Exercise

Neurological conditions can cause motor deficits. An exercise program can help in maintaining muscle strength, prevents weight gain and promotes general fitness. A specialised team will prescribe safe, simple, exercises after an evaluation.

Training

Exercise

Neurological conditions can cause motor deficits. An exercise program can help in maintaining muscle strength, prevents weight gain and promotes general fitness. A specialised team will prescribe safe, simple, exercises after an evaluation.

Psychology

Mental Health

Our team of qualified clinical psychologists help survivors with coping strategies.

Testimonials

What are they saying

Profile: 60 year old gentleman, obese

Motor function and digestion are affected in PD,

Medications have side effects and interactions with food, to be taken lifelong.

It’s a progressive, incurable disease of the nervous system.

Outcomes: We managed to lower body fat with a special diet that is complementary to the medication and introduced gym based training that improved his mobility and overall fitness, medication dose was reduced by the treating doctor.

Profile: 40 year old overweight gentleman.

Outcomes: Management included a fat loss plan, customised training program and mental health counselling

Unique Cases

Profile: 60 year old gentleman, obese

Motor function and digestion are affected in PD,

Medications have side effects and interactions with food, to be taken lifelong.

It’s a progressive, incurable disease of the nervous system.

Outcomes: We managed to lower body fat with a special diet that is complementary to the medication and introduced gym based training that improved his mobility and overall fitness, medication dose was reduced by the treating doctor.

Profile: 79 year old gentleman, on dialysis 2/week.

Outcomes:

  • Management included the diet to maintain muscle, customised training under a a special cardiac physio’s supervision.
  • 3 months blood work summary and body composition measurements show drastic improvements. He has been able to climb 4 floors when the lift wasn’t working after his dialysis, without breathlessness.
  • Walks without any aids.
  • No swelling in the limbs.

Profile: 40 year old overweight gentleman.

Outcomes: Management included a fat loss plan, customised training program and mental health counselling

Profile: 71 year old overweight gentleman and his 60 year old wife, runners.

Outcomes: Protocols included a diet, weight training guidelines that improved their timing, reduced injuries and the gentleman proudly boast of a body fat percent of 21 at 71 years of age.