Innovative Ataxia's Treatment
Schedule a free online consultation to learn how we can help you.
How BTT Technology Treats Ataxia
Ataxia is a neurological disorder that affects motor coordination, speech, and balance. It is caused by damage to the cerebellum or other parts of the nervous system. While there are different types of ataxia, genetic factors and protein misfolding—such as the polyglutamine expansion in the ataxin-3 protein in Machado-Joseph Disease (MJD)—can lead to toxic aggregation and cellular damage in the brain.
At the BTT Medical Institute, we use a modern, personalized approach to offer an effective alternative for managing the disease. Through BTT technology, developed by Dr. Marc Abreu, brain-guided hyperthermia is used to stimulate biological processes that protect motor neurons and may aid in muscle recovery.
Through brain-guided hyperthermia, the treatment stimulates the expression of heat shock proteins (HSPs), which play a vital role in repairing misfolded proteins and degrading toxic aggregates. This process may aid in recovery and provide protection against the progressive damage caused by ataxia.
The technique has the potential to restore lost functions, relieve symptoms, and help stabilize the condition. It is non-invasive, safe, and tailored to each patient’s needs—offering a consistent therapeutic alternative for those seeking to improve their quality of life.
Potential Benefits of Ataxia Treatment
Improved motor coordination: May reduce movement difficulties and tremors.
Stabilized balance: May help minimize falls and improve mobility.
Neuroprotection and Cellular Modulation: May help protect neurons from damage and reduce degenerative processes.
Complementary Approach: May enhance the outcomes of physical therapy and other traditional treatments.
Start Your Ataxia Treatment at BTT
Patients treated at BTT Medical Institute have reported significant improvements in motor coordination, increased independence in daily activities, and better balance—leading to greater safety and quality of life.
How to Start Ataxia Treatment at BTT Medical Institute
01
02
Assessment with Our Team
03
Submission of Medical Records:
04
05
In-Person Treatment in Aventura
01
02
03
04
05
In-Person Treatment in Aventura
Explore More Insights on Our Blog
FAQ: Ataxia Treatment at BTT Medical Institute
The technique raises brain temperature in a precise and fully controlled manner, aiming to induce heat shock proteins (HSPs). These proteins help protect neurons from damage, reduce the aggregation of defective proteins, and improve the brain’s molecular environment, which can contribute to stabilizing balance and improving motor coordination. Furthermore, the technique developed by Dr. Marc Abreu can modulate the immune system, assisting in the inflammatory response and promoting more favorable conditions for neuronal and functional recovery.
The method can be adapted for various types of ataxia, including hereditary, acquired, and degenerative forms. Hereditary ataxia results from genetic mutations passed down through families. Acquired ataxia may result from brain injuries, infections, or nutritional deficiencies. Degenerative ataxia involves progressive neurological disorders affecting the cerebellum. Our treatment helps slow disease progression and alleviate specific symptoms, often with consistent results and restoration of impaired functions.
The treatment may help with balance and coordination issues, fine motor skills (such as writing, buttoning clothes, eating with utensils, or handling small objects), tremors, speech difficulties (dysarthria), swallowing difficulties (dysphagia), and even respiratory function.
Yes. Even in advanced cases, the treatment can help improve quality of life by relieving symptoms, slowing disease progression, and offering functional support.
No. The BTT protocol can be used alongside physical therapy and may even enhance its results by offering a more comprehensive treatment approach.
The protocol requires a minimum stay of 5–10 days in Aventura, Florida.
Visit the website of the BTT Medical Institute and complete the contact form. Our team will contact you to schedule a free online evaluation and guide you through the next steps of the treatment process.
Schedule your free online assessment to discover how we can help you.
Please submit your information, and our Patient Care Team will contact you by email to schedule your initial consultation.
