So there are injuries and then there are chronic injuries, which kind of turn into chronic

conditions.

And maybe it's chronic floor back pain, maybe it's chronic depression, maybe it's chronic

tendinitis, birthsitis, you name the condition, you name theitis, there's usually something

that happens.

And for most people, they get sick, they get injured, they get better, all is good.

But for some people, they don't.

It's a really, really significant minority of people who a cute incident injury becomes

chronic.

What do you do?

On this week's podcast, we'll be chatting about the chronic condition of brain problems,

concussions that leave you with brain fog, vertigo and other challenges and concussions

are surprisingly common.

This could happen from a slip and a fall in a bike accident, the obvious stuff, but can

also happen just from getting shaken without your head even necessarily hitting the ground.

It seems like nobody has concussions and still until you get the group and you start

talking about it and then very, very quickly, many, many people have had some sort of

traumatic brain incident within the past few years.

If you're new here, it's the Lucas Rockwood Joe, I'm your host, I'm a yoga teacher,

a trainer, a serial entrepreneur, I'm the father of three kids.

This show is really about me being a student, I like to learn things, so I go into the world

and find authors and experts and researchers and neural health writers, if I had to bring

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