The Concussion Repair Manual

If somebody with the author's credentials didn't write this book, I would have likely not bothered to finish it. A lot of unhelpful throwing of phrases like “inflammation”, “neurotoxicity”, “toxins” “lymphatic drainage” without explaining WHAT these concepts are and why they are relevant. This is all the more necessary, given how these are phrases that new-age, scientific self-help guides have unhelpfully misused. Anything that wishes to distinguish itself from this credibly must describe why the concepts they are invoking are relevant.
Moreover, data was extrapolated from clinical trials in a way that was not convincing and clumsy.
Again, that is not to say the data in the book is not correct - it is - and the book is helpful as an overview of what does work. But the problem is that I know this works due to my reading, not the book itself.