Reversible Neurology™

Functional & Integrative Neurological Care by Dr. Ken Sharlin

Dr. Ken Sharlin combines advanced neurological diagnostics, functional medicine, systems biology, and regenerative medicine to identify what is driving neurological dysfunction—and create a personalized, measurable path toward better brain function.

Founder of Reversible Neurology™

Reversible Neurology™ is my personalized approach to identifying and treating the biological drivers of cognitive decline and chronic neurological disease. Using advanced diagnostics, functional medicine, systems biology, and regenerative strategies, I develop a measurable plan designed to improve brain function and change the trajectory of disease.

Traditional neurology is often focused on diagnosing neurological disease, controlling symptoms, and managing decline. Reversible Neurology™ asks an additional question: What factors contributing to neurological dysfunction can still be identified, measured, and changed?

The objective of Reversible Neurology™ is not to promise a cure . It is to create a personalized strategy designed to improve function, address measurable contributors to disease, build neurological resilience, and—when possible—change the trajectory of decline.

Hope is not a soft promise. It’s a biological reality when you know what to measure and what to change.

Real Patients. Measurable Change

2K+

Patients Helped

300+

Patient Testimonials

25 Years of Experience

Patient Results

Susan - Multiple Sclerosis

Presented with visual loss in one eye and dependency on a cane for mobility despite medication. Now, walks independently, has improved vision, and is no longer on disease-modifying therapy.

Theresa - Alzheimer’s Disease

Had MCI, with a family history of AD, faced severe cognitive decline, and loss of her driving license. Now, continues to live independently, drive, and has improved memory.

Robert - Parkinson's Disease

Suffered from debilitating tremors and gait instability that limited his ability to work. Now, largely asymptomatic and able to move around without the worry of falls and injury.

Richard - ALS (Lou Gehrig’s)

Experienced early signs of progressive weakness and speech difficulty. Has exceeded the odds of a 50% 2-year mortality, and continues to function, now more than 5 years since his diagnosis.