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Stuttering

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]



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Substance Use/Abuse

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Tardive Dyskinesia

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Tics

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Tourette’s Syndrome

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Tinnitus

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Trauma

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Vertigo

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]

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Vision Issues

Stuttering Stuttering is usually a clue that F7 and F8 are competing over dominance for language.  F8 (the analogue to Broca’s Area at F7) is supposed to be like an understudy for the main character in a play.  It walks around back-stage, mouthing the words to Hamlet’s soliloquy while F7 is out on the stage declaiming it.  When F8 loses sight of that role, it stands in the wings and speaks the lines in full voice, causing poor F7 to […]