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Old 03-16-2018, 05:09 PM #1
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Focus on reducing your anxiety levels, meditation, relaxation , refocussing , distraction.. all these techniques can be found online if your provider is not helping you or giving you this info..
Anxiety is your issue, maybe neck muscle strain, tightness & spasms also.
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Ben, it might help if you reviewed what you eat.

As long as you eat in a healthy way (a wide range of fresh fruit and vegetables, wholegrain foods, fish, eggs, unprocessed meat in moderation, etc) it is not likely that you will be nutrient-deficient.

The "Micronutrient Information" section of this site has a lot of data about this Linus Pauling Institute | Discovering How to Live Longer and Feel Better | Oregon State University.
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Ben, it might help if you reviewed what you eat.

As long as you eat in a healthy way (a wide range of fresh fruit and vegetables, wholegrain foods, fish, eggs, unprocessed meat in moderation, etc) it is not likely that you will be nutrient-deficient.

The "Micronutrient Information" section of this site has a lot of data about this Linus Pauling Institute | Discovering How to Live Longer and Feel Better | Oregon State University.
Thanks, I'm not worried about being nutrient deficient, I have simply heard that the use of certain supplements can effectively fight off some of the symptoms associated with pcs
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Focus on reducing your anxiety levels, meditation, relaxation , refocussing , distraction.. all these techniques can be found online if your provider is not helping you or giving you this info..
Anxiety is your issue, maybe neck muscle strain, tightness & spasms also.
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Thanks, I have been recently provided with some very helpful tricks from my therapist to kinda put things in perspective but I still get periods of bad panic and dread over this concussion issue but its less than before.
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