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Evidence-led, Human-centred care. Always.
Evidence-led, Human-centred care. Always.
How Long Does Post-Concussion Syndrome Last?
Many people who experience symptoms months and years after a concussion are left feeling like there is nothing they can do. They are sometimes even told that the things they are experiencing are unrelated to their concussion injury. In this article we begin to explore some of the reasons behind post concussion syndrome and what we can do to support healing from a naturopathic perspective.
Concussion and Cognitive Decline
Concussion, family history of dementia, and long-term cognitive decline are connected through the same gut-brain axis pathway. How hexa LPS, leaky gut, and neuroinflammation tie acute head impact to long-term brain health.
What Nutritional Deficiencies Are Most Common in People with Post-Concussion Syndrome?
Nutrition is too often treated as an afterthought in concussion recovery, when it is actually foundational. A brain trying to repair itself needs specific raw materials, and when those are missing, every other part of your recovery works less well than it should. The most commonly depleted nutrients are well described in the research, and they are worth assessing rather than guessing at