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Concussion Support Kit Essential
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Concussion Care Kit “Essential” pairs two key products for immediate support during the initial stage following an insult to the brain:
- First Response
- NAC
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Concussion Support Kit Essential
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First Response
Learn MoreImmediate Support for Brain Health
Introducing First Response, your immediate go-to when your brain needs support in its natural response to neuroinflammation, like during the storm phase immediately following a concussion. Expertly formulated based on clinical studies, First Response was created to provide immediate support after any injury, addressing brain health from multiple angles, with key ingredients to get right to work bolstering your body’s natural response to neuro-inflammation, inflammation, and oxidative stress. -
NAC
Learn MoreNAC (N-acetyl L cysteine) is an amino acid that is essential in times of illness and stress. It has garnered significant attention for its possible immune health benefits. It may play a crucial role in the production of glutathione, a powerful antioxidant, and also may help regulate the brain’s most important neurotransmitter. Human clinical research highlights its neuroprotective properties, and suggested a significant improvement in concussion symptoms in elderly patients with a mild traumatic brain injury given NAC versus the control group receiving a placebo.
