Concussions and Brain Injuries in Sport: Damages IQ & Mental Health with Lisa Tamati

Brain injuries can occur from seemingly harmless activities like soccer, roller coasters, and even vibration plates

The impact of a brain injury can last for years and may lead to conditions like depression, dementia, and Parkinson's disease

Helmets may not provide adequate protection against brain injuries due to the whiplash effect

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy shows promising results in treating brain injuries and promoting recovery

Fish oils, particularly high-quality triglyceride or phospholipid forms, can be beneficial for brain health post-injury

Ketones serve as an alternative fuel source for the brain, especially when glucose uptake is impaired after an injury

Hormone imbalances, particularly those affecting the pituitary gland, can result from brain injuries

Exercise, when done safely, can aid in recovery from brain injuries by promoting blood flow

Colostrum and other immune-modulating supplements may support overall brain health and recovery

The importance of addressing gut health in relation to brain injuries due to the gut-brain axis

Lisa's upcoming product, Rejuvenate, aims to support immune system health and potentially aid in brain injury recovery

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