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In this episode, Noelle and another Well-Fed Woman, Dr. Molly Parker discuss how concussions can impact your health long term and what to do about it.
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Topics!
[04:28] How Concussions Can Impact Your Health Long Term and What To Do About It
Links!
Noelle’s website: https://coconutsandkettlebells.com
Buy our book Coconuts and Kettlebells
Well-Fed Women Holistic Health Facebook Group
Dr. Molly Parker Website: concussioncompass.com
Instagram: @mollyparkerpt
Facebook: mollyparkenrpt
7 Types of Concussions: Cognitive, Ocular, Affective, Cervical, Headache/migraine, Cardiovascular, Vestibular
Dr. Mark Gordon Protocol (Access Labs)
Joe Rogan Podcast Episode with Dr. Mark Gordon #1056
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LMNT
This podcast is Supported by LMNT, I have been looking for a company for years like LMNT, that makes clean and easy electrolyte supplementation, for both myself, my husband, and my kids, and I have repeatedly come up short—until now.
Most of you know we talk a lot about hydration, and specifically how electrolytes are an important aspect of hydration that so many people overlook. Electrolytes are crucial minerals that conduct electrical charges in your body. The primary ones are sodium, chloride, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. These minerals can mean the difference between feeling like a champ and feeling like garbage. Especially during exercise.
Every message sent through your nervous system (including your brain) involves electrical transmissions—or nerve impulses. You need electrolytes in order for nerve impulses to fire. The problem is, you lose electrolytes through sweat, urine, and feces—and they have to be replaced through diet and supplementation. And that need increases significantly if you’re exercising regularly and sweating, or if you’re following a whole foods diet.
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