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I am recovering from a diffuse axonal brain injury so i take a large amount of supplements. how can i help my kidneys process this many supplements?
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Stop: If you suffered a diffuse axonal injury, you don't need many potentially toxic supplements creating problems for your healing brain. B-complex vitamins are excellent with Folic Acid for neuronal healing. Other than that, i wouldn't take much else and allow your brain to heal.
Answered 10/6/2016
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