Recovering after a stroke requires more than physiotherapy—it demands a complete neurological, metabolic, and functional restoration approach. Stroke affects movement, memory, speech, mood, and independence, making early and personalized rehabilitation essential. At Dr Ace, we address inflammation, nerve repair, blood flow, nutrient deficiencies, and neuroplasticity to help the brain relearn lost functions. Our functional medicine model supports long-term healing, not just short-term symptom relief. With structured rehabilitation, the brain can rebuild pathways and regain strength—even months or years after a stroke. Recovery is always possible when treatment targets the root causes and rebuilds the body from the inside out.
A functional medicine approach goes deeper than conventional rehab by understanding what the brain and body need to heal efficiently.
We help patients regain mobility, speech, confidence, and independence with targeted, scientific rehab systems.
Rebuilding strength, mobility, and coordination through targeted neuro-muscular retraining.
Enhancing neuroplasticity using cognitive, sensory, and functional stimulation for faster brain recovery.
Correcting deficiencies and supporting brain repair with therapeutic, science-backed nutrition plans.
Patients regain significant function when early personalized rehab targets nerve and brain repair.
Stroke survivors experience nutritional deficiencies that slow healing without targeted correction.
Chronic inflammation persists months after stroke, delaying recovery unless addressed directly.
Gentle daily exercises to activate nerves, improve circulation, and rebuild muscle strength.
Choose brain-repair foods rich in omega-3, antioxidants, good fats, and clean proteins.
Prioritize deep, restorative sleep to strengthen neuroplasticity and emotional stability.
Repeat functional tasks daily to retrain the brain and reinforce new neural pathways.
Don’t wait until it’s too late – start your Post Stroke Rehabilitation management journey now.
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