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Have you ever tried an extended time (3 months or more) of vitamin and other nutritional supplements while avoiding the toxins common in many diets? It is very difficult to get the extra amounts of B-12, folic acid, magnesium, and such from normal mass produced fruits and vegetables. The injured brain needs much more focused nutrition than a healthy brain.
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