Well, the list is very exhaustive but I'll start with the basics.

First and foremost, I had my hormones checked out by a qualified physician. Unfortunately, most endocrinologists and primary care physicians know very little about the endocrine system, so I was forced to seek what are called "anti-aging" doctors. Probably seems kinda contradictory that an endocrinologist wouldn't know anything about the endocrine system but I went through 10 of them and all of them told me my hormones were fine. When I finally got with a doctor who knew what he was doing, he put me on the right hormones and I began to dramatically feel better. Hypothyroidism, Hashimotos, Adrenal Insufficiency, Hypogonadism and Hypopiuitarism are all very common in head injury.

I also did some other therapies but I would say that getting your hormones checked out would be the first place to start.

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