My husband was a boxer for 13 years, two of which were as a pro. He is now 52, is there anything we can do to heal the possible damage done to his brain? He has been a pastor for the last 20 years. I hate to think of him experiencing any major brain issues due to his boxing career.

Sincerely,
Cindy C.

A few years ago, when I was in my fifties, I was studying for a General Contractor’s examination. I was having trouble concentrating so I went to a vitamin shop in Long Beach, California. The proprietor had a PHd in nutrition. Every Thursday she provided free consultation services in an office at the back of her store for customers. I explained my problem and she suggested a combination of supplements and dosages to deal with it. I remember that it included phosphatidal choline, and RNA/DNA. But I do not remember all the other supplements. What I can remember is after starting to take the supplements my concentration was such that I only had to read the material once to remember it, and when I took the test, the answers came to me as soon as I read the questions. I was the first to finish the test, which was difficult and required considerable memory. That store has since closed, and I have not been able to rediscover the “magic formula” which enabled me to achieve such short term concentration and recollection. I have tried many supplements which I have found in various vitamin stores. I have been unable to find anyone as knowledgeable as the PHd nutritionist at that store, until now. With your considerable knowledge and experience, what supplements do you suggest for the above purpose? Would you consider this nutritional advice versus medical advice?

Respectfully,

John Bollinger
mentorj@aol.com

I first saw you on PBS and since then, have ordered several things from you, including supplements that I’ve just started taking. I love whatyou are doing and want to learn more. Thank you.