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Should stroke patients train like athletes?

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What you’ll learn in this episode: The Athlete Model: Why the nervous system deserves the same 24/7 high-performance care given to NBA players or Red Bull athletes, rather than "factory-style" 45-minute sessions. The Critical Window: The biological "clicking clock" of plasticity that makes the first 1.5 to 3 months after a stroke the most vital period for recovery. Technology as an "Infected Behavioral Experience": How immersive gaming, motion capture, and force sensors are being used to fill "dead hours" in hospital rooms with high-intensity training. The "Chosen Ones": Why therapists are the most important profession in the hospital and why technology will never—and should never—replace human-to-human contact. This is more than a discussion about medicine; it is an audacious call to action to move beyond "magical thinking" and pills, toward a scalable, science-backed revolution in human behavior and care.

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