Cognomovement

"I just wanted to let you know the profound healing that has happened since you worked with my mother.

She is back to being her old self. Her memory is back! It feels nothing short of a miracle!

I'm so glad I did not give up on her. She was losing hope and had started to believe her mental health was due to old age. The doctors said her memory loss was dementia and cognitive decline because she is 81. She also had two concussions in the last year that affected her brain.

After one session of Cognomovement with you, things changed for both of us. The next morning, we both felt different. I got out of bed instead of lying there in a depressed state like I usually do. Things flowed effortlessly for me. My mom said she felt different, too.

My mother's caregivers could hardly believe how good her memory is now and how it has been since the session. The caregivers love that they too are experiencing healing while doing the Cognomovent therapy with my mom. It's now on the caregivers' list.

We are all blown away! Thank you so much Ginny!"

L. Taylor

Multiple Studies NIH.GOV

Integrative Techniques for Emotional and Cognitive Enhancement in Adults

Summary Up Front

99% reduction in emotional reactivity – Bilateral stimulation
97% improvement in working memory recall accuracy – Left-right eye movements
64% decrease in anxiety – Auricular acupressure
50% increase in focus and attention – Cross-body movements
40% improvement in cognitive flexibility – Eye tracking in infinity patterns

Overview

This report reviews peer-reviewed, .gov-sourced scientific findings on the individual techniques that underlie the Cognomovement system. Each technique is part of the structured, body-based Cognomovement method for total well-being. While each has standalone scientific value, Cognomovement strategically combines them to enhance results in mental acuity, stress resilience, and emotional regulation.

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Peer-Reviewed Scientific Findings

Bilateral Stimulation

This technique, involving alternating left-right sensory input, has been shown to significantly reduce emotional reactivity. Studies confirm up to a 99% reduction in emotional distress, with measurable physiological calming effects.
Source: NIH.gov - PMC3951033

Left-Right Eye Movements

Voluntary saccadic eye movements from left to right improve memory consolidation and retrieval, increasing working memory accuracy by 97% in recall tests.
Source: NIH.gov - PMC3951033

Eye Tracking in Infinity Patterns

Figure-eight tracking enhances cognitive flexibility, measured by task-switching and adaptability scores. Demonstrated up to 40% improvement in cognitive flexibility tasks.
Source: NIH.gov - PMC5112238

Cross-Body Movements

Cross-lateral movements significantly enhance interhemispheric communication, resulting in 50% improvement in focus and sustained attention, especially in cognitively demanding tasks.
Source: NIH.gov - PMC8829812

Auricular Acupressure

This non-invasive stimulation of the ear reduces sympathetic nervous system overactivation. Controlled studies show a 64% average reduction in anxiety levels in adults.
Source: NIH.gov - PMC6116966

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