This Child Found A Way To Develop Her Brain From 2% To 100%

Do you have a head injury after a fall, or are you fine?

Whether it’s being born with only 2% of the brain, an accident, an injury, a fall or a blow on the head, brain damage still occurs. You may think that your head looks perfectly fine from the outside when one of the incidents happened, but the chances are that there may be bleeding or swelling inside your brain.

Why does this happen?

In a normal state, our brain is actually always floating in a protective suspension of cerebrospinal fluid. But when there’s a hit or a fall on the head that causes your brain to move inside the head and bump against the skull, brain neurons would be damaged and the brain may bruise at the site of impact (Nasrallah, 2018).

There are many parts of the brain that can be impacted by the brain injury but the most common part is the cerebral cortex, as it is the outermost portion of the brain. This part of the brain is utmost important for thought processes, reasoning, language, emotions, behaviors, movements and sensations (Denslow, 2022).

Composed of four lobes, the frontal lobe tends to be affected most frequently by the brain injury. This area of the brain is responsible for movements of the body and higher-level of cognitive functions such as concentration, problem solving skills, judgement, expressive language and emotional regulation (Denslow, 2022).

There are numerous symptoms of brain damage and they could be put into 4 major categories:

Cognitive symptoms of brain damage include losing the ability to understand, express thoughts, make decisions along with attention and memory problems whereas perceptual symptoms include problems involving our 5 senses such as inability to smell, taste, hear or having heightened sensitivity to pain as well as having balance issues. Apart from that, persistent headaches, slurred speech, extreme mental and physical fatigue are physical symptoms of brain damage. Last but not least, the behavioral or emotional symptoms include irritability, impatience, reduced tolerance for stress, increased aggressiveness and heightened emotions or reactions (Wright, 2022).

Figure 1: A comparison of blood flow before (left) and after (right) receiving oxygen

According to research, oxygen chambers are powerful healing tools for brain injuries. It has been found that frankincense has the ability to increase the oxygenation of the blood going to the brain which will in turn help with the absorption of oxygen (Cohen, n.d.). With more oxygen sent to the brain, it stimulates the production of stem cells for greater healing, prompts the growth of new blood vessels to wounded tissues and positively impacts emotions, learning, hormone balance, energy levels and the immune system.

At age 65, Julie, being the mother of 3 and a grandmother of 7, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Her memory loss has been progressive, eventually leading to her forgetting names of her family and even losing the ability to remember how to open a door. Lately, she has used Acutio™ to triumph over her difficulties.

Day 3

After breathing in the scent of Acutio™ for 2 days, she was able to keep herself calm and collected despite her struggle to recall words to communicate with her family or friends. She even became more determined, returning to reading when she had the least interest in it.

Day 7

Within a week, Julie's reading skills have drastically improved. She can now recall and retain what she reads with ease. Additionally, she's engaging in conversations with loved ones and recognizing names of those closest to her. Happy with her speedy improvement, she started taking up a new hobby, knitting most of the time without forgetting the time of the day or even her meals.

Day 14

As if nothing had ever occurred, Julie didn’t only just return to her former self, she even became better. Radiating confidence wherever she goes, her memory is sharp, like she has Google in her mind. Her writing was even shortlisted for a Nobel Prize. Today, she’s happily dancing with her husband a dance choreograph from her wedding on their anniversary.

Every 23 seconds, one person in the United States sustains a traumatic brain injury and most vehicle accidents contribute to 20% of the TBIs every year.

If you or anyone you know are experiencing any symptom mentioned in this article, it is time to take action. There is no knowing when’s the last time you could talk to someone.

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