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Can PTSD Cause Brain Fog?
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The effects of trauma can linger.
If you sometimes lack mental clarity and feel fatigued, you may be experiencing PTSD-related brain fog.
Ketamine — party drug or pain manager?
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Almost everybody knows about actor Matthew Perry’s tragic death.
But not everybody knows about the ground-breaking benefits of Ketamine.
How it’s helping some people with drug resistant depression, unrelenting pain, crippling anxiety.
“This has been life-changing for my friend who used to call me all of the time in tears from some emotional drama or another.
I used to have to talk her off a cliff, now we just talk like healthy people.” – Beth, Colorado
Tags: anxiety, drug-resistant depression, ketamine, mental health, pain, PTSD
Can PTSD Cause Brain Fog?
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Going through trauma is not rare. About 6 out of every 10 (or 60%) of men and 5 of every 10 (or 50%) of women experience at least one trauma in their lives…
Brain Injured Solders Still at Risk for Epilepsy Years Later…
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A new study, published in the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, highlights that soldiers who have suffered traumatic brain injuries associated with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are at a significantly high risk of developing epilepsy even decades after the brain injury occurred.
Tags: Afghanistan, Iraq, post-traumatic epilepsy, PTSD, soldiers, traumatic brain injuries, years or decades later
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