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henrybrown123456,

Welcome to NeuroTalk.

It appears you have not been reading NeuroTalk. We have been promoting the value of fish oil for quite some time. To get the most value, Vitamin E should be added to the regimen.

The important part of fish oil is the DHA and EPA content. The better fish oils have higher concentrations of DHA and EPA.

It is great that you have recovered. It is very difficult to compare one recovery to the next. Every head injury is different.
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