Dr. Rob Dickerman says amino acids can help people recover, and prevent traumatic brain injuries
In a lab, he says the brains of mice who were given specially-formulated amino acids before and after brain injuries looked no different than mice with no injuries.
“The group we gave amino acids before the injury behaved like the ones that didn’t get any injury, so statistically, the statistics were off the chart,” he said. He says the experiment's model is accepted as a human model, and that he's in talks with some professional and college football teams who could soon begin taking the powdered supplements in water before games.Promising research may move the ball forward while keeping athletes safe.There's no timetable for his return to football but he will not play this Sunday against the Jets.
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