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Old 01-09-2020, 03:27 AM #1
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Default Concussion Vulnerability Linked to Hormones
A recent 2019 study found that women during their late luteal phase, where neuroprotective hormones start to decline, were more likely to sustain a concussion. I firmly believe this head sensitivity everyone is having is due to a under-repaired previous concussion, caused by a hormone deficiency.
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