Concussions In Sports - Dr. Hill Explains My Brain EEG

Tags: BJJ, concussion, concussions in boxing, concussions in combat sports, concussions in football, concussions in mma, concussions in soccer, concussions in sports, fight commentary, mixed martial arts, MMA, mma concussions
Posted by Cee Harmon Categories: Brain Health and Neuroscience

In this clip from my time spent at the Peak Brain Institute, Dr. Andrew Hill shows me the Quantitative EEG brain mapping on my injured brain. We also discuss about some of the recent findings on Concussions.

Also, find out what NOT to do after a concussion. Big shoutout to the Peak Brain Institute. Even though my brain is a little hurt, it’s perfect time to learn about brain health, especially in athletes. If you want to see the pictures presented on screen, I will post them on Instagram (@fightcommentary). Please leave your questions below, and we’ll have a lot more great content to come from the Peak Brain Institute!

A research studies that Dr. Hill explained:
Heading the ball in soccer practice and its effects on the brain – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4545372/
I’ll locate the benched football player study when I found it.

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About Cee Harmon

Cee Harmon is the founder of Elevate Christian Network and Elevate Your Potential Magazine. He enjoys helping people improve the quality of their lives - spirit, soul, and body.

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