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Why is it so easy to injure a brain? Part 2
Neurons are microscopic, gangly, and FRAGILE. Without the elaborate “insulation” provided by glial cells, neurons are brittle and become tangled. Unfortunately, glial cells are susceptible to damage from stress hormones, especially cortisol which can corrode glia like battery acid. In addition to the fragility of the neuron, the layout of the neurons in relationship to Continue reading
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My Life in Brain Injuries 