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Insulin Resistance and Alzheimer’s Disease, What’s the connection?

By Michael Pendleton | January 24, 2017 | 0
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Have you ever had a meal and maybe you ate too much, but maybe you didn’t? Did you notice shortly after you finished that you felt like the energy had been zapped right out of you? It’s practically all y0u can do to keep your eyes open at your desk! This can be a huge…

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Living with a brain injury can be challenging; fro Living with a brain injury can be challenging; from exhaustion to cognitive fog, the healing process can seem never-ending. But even in the midst of the difficulties, there can be signs of hope and development, like those brief bursts of energy that serve as a reminder of our resilience. We at our brain injury rehabilitation facility are here to assist you in making the most of those times. We are committed to giving you back your life, your independence, and your strength. We support your every step of the journey, whether it be through physical treatment, cognitive training, or emotional support (our office dogs do a pretty good job at this one!)Don’t let your brain injury hold you back, get in touch with us right away and start on the road to recovery.📲 Click the link in our bio for a FREE consultation!📞 Call us at (505) 888-6800📥 Or comment “brain” to get a quick response on how we can help
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