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Any thoughts on alternative medicines that might aid in healing brain injuries?

Taking concerta, celexa, fish oil, daily vitamins, flaxseed oil. All for different reasons, but the brain injury is the big one. I’ve been at this for a couple years now. Will consider anything, after I research further. Thanks.

Omega 3 fatty acids, proanthocyanines and time.

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