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• TITLE: The Successful Treatment of Dysarthria Using Strannik Light Therapy (Biofeedback): A Case Study

  AUTHORS: Graham Wilfred Ewing

  KEYWORDS: Dysarthria, Dysautonomia, Autonomic Dysfunction, Physiological Systems, Strannik Virtual Scanning (SVS), Strannik Light Therapy (SLT)

  JOURNAL NAME: Case Reports in Clinical Medicine, Vol.4 No.7, July 15, 2015

  ABSTRACT: This article reports a case of dysarthria which was successfully treated by Strannik Light Therapy (SLT). It briefly discusses the known etiology for the condition and illustrates that dysarthria must be a problem of autonomic dysfunction in which pathological changes can influence the structure and/or subsequent function of the dynamic interplay between the brain and the organs involving the autonomic nervous system and physiological systems. The author reports a particular case in which a patient undertaking SLT fully recovered the ability to speak within 6 days.