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Old 01-02-2022, 03:31 PM #12
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No, inflammatory damage is not permanent. The brain is capable of healing and repairing itself and can regenerate new cells. But it takes the brain a long time to clean up the inflammation so that's why it's important to take something right away to stop the cascade of symptoms.
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