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Concussion Protocol

Chapter 12 - Emergency Protocols · page 226

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    Many people have used DMSO to overcome a concussion. Some managers of sports arenas keep DMSO on hand at all times. The book DMSO in Trauma and Disease by the world renowned DMSO research doctor, Dr. Stanley W. Jacob, recommends DMSO in all cases of concussion. Other health practitioners and sports managers also recommend DMSO for the treatment of a concussion. A concussion is generally considered to be a mild traumatic brain injury, though concussions occur in varying degrees of seriousness. Some symptoms of concussion are:

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    Fatigue Headaches Sleep Disturbances Dizziness and Imbalance Vision Problems/Extra Sensitivity to Light

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    Hearing and Noise Problems Muscular and Motor Problems Sensory and Metabolic Disturbances Chronic Pain Problems Sexual Dysfunction Seizures

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    For a number of years now, I have incorporated DMSO along with MMS1 in several of our protocols, as these two complement one another. In the case of a concussion, I suggest doing the following emergency Stroke Protocol.

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