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Old 09-26-2017, 02:49 AM #1
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Default most pcs issues are upper neck injuries
i will say 90% concussion problems are caused by ligament damage in your c0 to c2 areas and upper neck muscle weakness..it does not take much force to cause those ligaments to tear or stretch. barre liou syndrome is common along long term pcs sufferers

i know this as i did stem cell injections in my neck and my concussion issues are gone.
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