The Keiser Clinic

The Keiser Clinic Founder of The Keiser Clinic. Specializing in POTS, dysautonomia, concussion and neurological disorders.

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06/19/2026

Is the Tilt Table Test dead, or are most clinics just doing it wrong?

If your doctor is only measuring heart rate and blood pressure during a tilt test—and then just handing you a generic beta-blocker or salt protocol—the answer might be yes. For many chronic illness and dysautonomia patients, that basic approach fails to provide real answers or actionable relief.

But there is a next-level approach.

In tonight’s livestream, we break down why the way a Tilt Table Test is performed changes everything. When you move beyond the basics and measure Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity (CBFv) and End-Tidal CO2 (ETCO2), the tilt test transforms from a basic diagnostic hurdle into a powerful, targeted roadmap. Coupled with a thorough neurological and structural examination, these advanced metrics allow us to uncover the actual root drivers of your symptoms and build real strategies to improve human function.

What we’re covering tonight:

Why standard HR/BP monitoring misses the bigger picture of orthostatic intolerance.

What CBFv and ETCO2 actually tell us about blood flow to your brain and respiratory patterns.

How a structural and neurological lens turns "unmanageable" symptoms into actionable recovery strategies.

Live Q&A—bring your questions!

If you’ve been told your tilt test was "normal" but you still feel terrible, or if you’re wondering if the test is even worth it, this stream is for you.

Disclaimer: This livestream is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider regarding changes to your medical care.

06/18/2026

When labels drive treatment, you get symptom management instead of real problem-solving and recovery.

06/17/2026

Symptoms often appear when adaptation fails, not necessarily when dysfunction begins.

06/16/2026

Dysautonomia isn’t just symptoms, it’s a breakdown in automatic reflex systems that should regulate your body effortlessly.

06/14/2026

POTS isn’t the root cause, it’s a label describing a brain and nervous system control problem.

06/13/2026

Recovery speed often depends on what tissue or system is actually struggling to heal.

06/12/2026

Most clinicians never get direct exposure to complex cases at this level, that changes how you think and diagnose.

06/12/2026

In this livestream, Dr. Keiser breaks down what salt and water actually do in orthostatic intolerance, POTS, and ME/CFS — and why "just drink more" works beautifully for some people and does nothing for others. We go past symptom management and into the physiology, so you can understand your own body instead of guessing. Hydration is a useful tool. It was never meant to be the whole treatment.
WHAT WE COVER

Where the "salt + fluids" advice actually comes from — and why it doesn't fit everyone
Low blood volume (absolute) vs. blood that's in the wrong place (relative / distribution)
Why more salt is not automatically more benefit — and when it can backfire
What's really happening in the seconds after you stand up
How much fluid and salt is enough, when it's overkill, and when it becomes harmful
Why compression and movement help — and why they're stopgaps, not the fix
How to start finding YOUR mechanism instead of chasing inputs

This is for anyone who's done everything "right" and still isn't better. You're not crazy, and you're not broken — there's a specific thing to find.
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A layered framework to help you locate the mechanism behind your symptoms, so you can stop chasing inputs and start finding the cause.

06/11/2026

POTS affects women more often, but the important question is why that pattern exists.

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Chelsea, MI
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