Primitive Reflex Integration Case Studies

Car Sickness Disappears after doing Rhythmic Movements

OT no longer suffers from motion sickness

This occupational therapist experienced motion sickness to the point where she was unable to read even one sentence during car rides. After doing rhythmic movements from the Brain and Sensory Foundations course her car sickness resolved completely—and she could read in the car for over two hours!

Submitted by L.H., Occupational Therapist

Girl standing and doing neck exercises with a ball against the wall. Text: No more motion sickness

BeforeAfter
Extreme and frequent car sickness Able to read in the car without nausea

 

Overall the biggest benefit that I gained for myself from doing the rhythmic movements is that I no longer get car sick. When I first started, I couldn’t tolerate the rhythmic movements for longer than about 30 secs. I quickly gained tolerance to several minutes. I improved so much that I was able to help my sister study for an exam by reading her questions while riding in a car for 2 ½ hours while she was driving. I was able to repeat this going home the next day. I could never have tolerated even reading more than a sentence before. That demonstrated to me personally how powerful these movements are.

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*Disclaimer: The activities in the Brain and Sensory Foundations curriculum make use of the natural processes of neuroplasticity and development that are innately wired in the design of human beings to promote maturity and function. These activities appear to calm, organize, and mature the neuro-sensory-motor systems just as we see in the healthy development of human infants. Individual results may vary, and we do not claim to offer a diagnosis or cure for any specific condition or disorder. The Brain and Sensory Foundations activities appear to improve overall functioning resulting in measurable improvements for a range of conditions as demonstrated in over 1800 case studies from participants.