Agreed @josaint13 !I've had a couple of concussions over the...

Agreed @josaint13 !
I've had a couple of concussions over the years, and in my experience at least, one of the worst aspects of it was the sense that permanent damage may be happening and there isn't a lot that can be done about it. The pain and nausea aren't just pain and nausea: they're a constant reminder that something really bad has happened and the outcome might be scary.

So I guess what I'm driving at is that even if IHL216a ends up being only mildly effective, not only would I want to do anything in my power to achieve a better outcome for my brain, but the act of doing so would have a powerful psychological benefit. Doing something to help is always infinitely better than doing nothing!

Of course if IHL216a's effect ends up being really potent, all the better! We'll find out soon enough.
In the meantime, watch your heads everyone. If you have to get a concussion, try to get it after IHL216a gets commercialised!