Kingdom Healing Institute

08/29/2026

🤍🕊️ Rest in peace, Dolly Parton.

Not many people know this, but I was, and am, a Dolly Parton fan. Her music was iconic, but beyond that, I admired her Mindset. She was fearless and at the same time so humble. She described herself as “poor as can be” and had “everything to gain.” Isn’t that what it means when the Bible says “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”. Matt 5:3

To know who you are without being controlled by fear of failure or what people think is powerful.

🧠 In neuroscience, the prefrontal cortex focuses and helps regulate the amygdala’s fear response, allowing us to move from fear-driven reactions toward intentional decisions, perspective, and purpose.

Renew your mind. Train your focus. What we repeatedly think, practice, and act on can reshape the brain. We have everything to gain if we let go and expose the fear, not concerning ourselves with what people think. This makes room for amazing potential in our lives.

🤍 —Adetoun Musa, MD, Neurology.

For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” —2 Timothy 1:7

08/28/2026

⚠️ 3 things I would NEVER do if someone is having a seizure—as a neurologist.

Some of the most common reactions people have during a seizure may not actually help—and a few could potentially make things worse.
Would you know what to do if it happened right in front of you?

👀 Watch until the end. You may need this information when you least expect it.
-Dr. Adetoun Musa, Epileptologist and Neurologist

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08/28/2026

08/27/2026

Worried about AI brain rot? As a neurologist, I’m not afraid of AI. I use it.
But I don’t want technology doing all of my remembering, reasoning, problem-solving and creating for me.

Your brain adapts to what you repeatedly ask it to do.

So before you ask AI:

Think first.
Try to remember first.
Create your own answer first.
Then use AI to make your thinking BETTER.
The goal isn’t to avoid technology.

🔥 It’s to make sure the most powerful computer you own is still getting trained: YOUR BRAIN.
🧠 Your brain is limitless.

Want to learn more about your brain, neuroplasticity, and how to intentionally train the way you think?

Click the link in bio for more information and to join our upcoming webinar.

Save this—and the next time you’re about to ask AI something, give your brain the first shot. 🧠
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08/26/2026

3 things I never let 🤖AI do to my 🧠brain, as a neurologist.

As a neurologist, I’m not afraid of AI. I use it.
But I don’t want technology doing all of my remembering, reasoning, problem-solving and creating for me.

Your brain adapts to what you repeatedly ask it to do.

So before you ask AI:

Think first. Try to remember first. Create your own answer first. Then use AI to make your thinking BETTER.
The goal isn’t to avoid technology.

🔥 It’s to make sure the most powerful computer you own is still getting trained: YOUR BRAIN.
🧠 Your mind is limitless.

Want to learn more about your brain, neuroplasticity, and how to intentionally train the way you think?

Click the link in bio for more information and to join our upcoming webinar.

Save this—and the next time you’re about to ask AI something, give your brain the first shot. 🧠



Jeremiah 33:3
3 ‘Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.’

08/25/2026

🧠 Coffee or sunlight? Walking or Sudoku? Sleep or the gym?

We made a neurologist choose.

No “it depends.” No long explanations. Just rapid-fire choices for your brain.

Some of the answers might surprise you.

Because protecting your brain isn’t only about doing puzzles or taking supplements. Your sleep, movement, blood pressure, nutrition, learning, and everyday habits all matter.

And when it comes to new neurological symptoms? Don’t let fear turn into avoidance.
Know your brain. Protect your brain. And when something changes, pay attention.

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Which answer surprised you most? 👇Comment below.

— Dr. Adetoun Musa | Neurologist & Epileptologist

08/21/2026

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08/21/2026

I chose Pain Medicine for one reason: connection.

Pain patients are some of the most unheard people in medicine. Nobody wants to hear about their pain — so they stop talking about it. I chose this specialty so someone would listen.

Because the best treatment plan starts with actually knowing the person you’re treating.

When choosing a pain doctor, choose the one who cares.

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