Concussion Post 22 – Cycling and Concussions Part 2
Cycling and Concussions Broken collarbones and road rash are the most common injuries in bicycle...
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Concussion Post 21 – Cycling and Concussions
Cycling and Concussions A cyclist shaking off a crash while lying on the side of the road has a...
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Concussion Post 20 – Outside Magazine Article: CTE in Extreme Sports
A recent article in Outside magazine highlighted the problem of CTE (Chronic Traumatic...
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Concussion Post 18 – How the N.F.L. manipulated concussion research
How the N.F.L. manipulates CTE / Concussion research Companies manipulate finances, pharmaceutical...
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Concussion blog post 19 – Zinc
Zinc imbalances have been shown to contribute to poor outcome in brain injuries. After a brain...
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MMA Nutrition: What to Eat After a Fight
The build up to a MMA bout is serious business. Often 8 to 10 weeks are spent in strategic...
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Concussion post 17 – Optimizing Sleep during a Brain Injury
Optimizing sleep during a brain injury is essential, yet difficult. Sleep disturbances are common,...
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Concussion post 16 – Magnesium and Brain Injury
Taking magnesium can help with brain injuries in several ways. Magnesium decreases seizures,...
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Concussion post 15 – Neck Collar TBI Prevention Device
Whenever we hear the clashing of two heads, that “clud” and “thunk” sound, we as humans (and...
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Concussion post 14 – Creatine
Creatine Creatine is important for cognitive and neuronal health and affects the expression of...
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Concussion post 13 – Brain Nootropics
Nootropics, a Greek word meaning ‘Towards the Mind’, are compounds that directly or...
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Concussion post 12 – Probiotics
The next thing you need to take during a brain injury is probiotics to optimize your gut bacteria....
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