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Thank you for taking an interest in this thread. To my knowledge this kind of protocol would not be standard practice in most A&E units. I think progesterone and testosterone would be useful but I disagree about estrogen – see Rays quote above about injured tissues and estrogen.@Peatress For this purpose, intravenous use may make sense, because it is totally absorbed. Unfortunately, however, all the other tissues also receive it... probably if an adult wants to experiment with it for the CNS SNP effects it is better sublingual or topical. For a man it is better to balance with something androgenic. I would also use micro doses, in rotating mcg order. Testosterone, progesterone and estrogen can work miracles if used in demyelinating lesions and beyond. Unfortunately, there is a lack of competence and interest on the part of doctors (not all).
Sadly, I was discharged pretty swiftly. The only reason I knew what to do was because I searched the forum and found a few related posts on head injuries. My focus at that time was the b vitamins, and topical pregnenolone, and progesterone. As time passes I learn more and more about how crucial the first 12 hours of post injury is, thanks to the internet and specifically the forum.
When people say get off the internet I suddenly feel a kind of kindred spirit with the statement:
“You turn if you want to. The lady’s not for turning.”
I may not be in great health but I cheated death that day. If I lose the battle now then I am proud to have fought my best fight. I pray to God to give me many more years so that I can annoy many more people. God has a sense of humour so I am optimistic.