They are! There is a lot of research about Omega 3 and it is also neuroprotective so very important.Research also shows that around 50% of vitamin D reserves can be lost (used) following a brain injury and in turn this affects vitamin B levels.Iron, folates and vitamin D are the three major areas of deficiency found however micronutrient levels are very rarely tested and doctors tend to treat the symptoms of deficiencies with drugs!<a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://globalbia.org/supplements-to-support-you-brain-environment/" target="_blank">https://globalbia.org/supplements-to-support-you-brain-environment/</a>

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We were told by hubby’s neurologist that Omega 3 and Vitamin B Complex is very good for TBI's?