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The Right Kind of Fuel for Daytime Energy and Masterful Sleep with Dr. Ashkan Jalili | E59
May 18, 20261h 2m
NutritionCognitive FunctionSleep Disruption
About This Episode
Dr. Ashkan Jalili spent over 11 years developing CereFlex AMPM — a supplement system designed to optimize brain glucose regulation, neurotransmitter function, and sleep quality. In this episode, Dr. Ayla Wolf sits down with Dr. Jalili to explore the metabolic side of concussion recovery and why fueling your brain the right way can make all the difference.
Dr. Jalili shares his own remarkable story of TBI recovery, his journey through chiropractic neurology and functional medicine, and the science behind his approach to brain energy and sleep optimization. This is a conversation about the intersection of nutrition, neuroscience, and healing.
Topics Covered
NutritionCognitive FunctionSleep Disruption
Full Transcript
Dr. Ashkan Jalili: 00:00
The idea of this whole thing was at the end of the day was how you can improve and regulate the glucose in the brain for the neurotransmitters to do their job properly.
Dr. Ayla Wolf: 00:13
Welcome to Life After Impact, the concussion recovery podcast. I'm Dr. Ayla Wolf, and I'll be hosting today's episode where we help you navigate the often confusing, frustrating, and overwhelming journey of concussion and brain injury recovery. This podcast is your go-to resource for actionable information. Whether you're dealing with a recent concussion, struggling with post-concussion syndrome, or just feeling stuck in your healing process, know that you are not alone. This podcast can be your guide and partner in recovery, helping you build a better life after impact. Dr. Ashkond Jalili, welcome to Life After Impact.
Dr. Ashkan Jalili: 00:53
Thank you for having me. Really appreciate it.
Dr. Ayla Wolf: 00:56
Yes, I'm so excited to learn more about this product that you have spent over 11 years developing called Seraflex AMPM. And I would love to just have you maybe introduce yourself and your background, uh, the work that you do, and what led you to spending that m…