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Do you have a podcast, show, or upcoming summit or webinar?

Book Cavin for an interview by sending an email to [email protected] or call or text me: 512-710-4840

My Skype handle is cavinb9

Want to book Cavin for a speaking engagement?

Email me at [email protected] and let’s schedule a chat.


Cavin Balaster Speaker Bio

Cavin Balaster is an author, speaker, and neurotrauma medical advocate. His work is informed by his experience, his knowledge, and a powerful network of practitioners and experts. Cavin is a severe traumatic brain injury survivor who was given less than a 10% chance of recovery beyond a persistent vegetative state. While he beat the odds and woke from a coma, he was unable to eat, walk or talk for months and his left hand was effectively unusable. Cavin employed various methods to restore his brain and he is now fully functional. He has dedicated his life to improving neurorehabilitation, hospital nutrition, and the general practice of medicine. Cavin works privately with clients, empowering patients, practitioners, and caregivers to go beyond the standard of care and to remove dependence on medicine. He is the creator of AdventuresinBrainInjury.com, FeedaBrain.com, host of the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast, and author of How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair.

Free Gifts:

  • VIP access to a few select videos: feedabrain.com/vip
  • 5 favorite supplements for supplying the brain with nutrients that are tricky to get in our food supply: feedabrain.com/supplementguide
  • Guide to Fats and Oils: feedabrain.com/fatguide
  • Four Essential Guides to Feed a Brain https://feedabrain.com/essentialguides

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Potential Podcast Topics/Titles:

– Lights, Coma, Action!: When The Brain Reinvents Itself

– How Survival Can Force Optimal Performance: Rising from The Fall

– Concussion Repair: Food as Medicine

– How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair

– From Coma to Back Flips: Optimal Recovery After Brain Injury

– Hospital Nutrition: A Patient-led Revolution

– The Power of The Mind: Thriving After Being Given a 10% Chance of Recovery

– Beyond Ketogenic: How to Feed a Brain 

– Fixing a Broken Brain One Bite at a Time

Topics & Questions

– General

You have quite a story. Could you tell me what happened and how it motivated you to write the book?

– Resiliency

What was it like to have lost all of your abilities?

You have made a miraculous recovery. Can you talk about some of the differences you have seen in yourself as you recovered?

You close every email with this line “Strength and Serenity… Love and Light… Rock and Roll!” What does this mean to you?

 – Hospital Nutrition

So your brain injury fueled your interest in the brain. Is this book just for people with brain injuries?

You said you were unable to eat for months. How were you receiving nutrition?

Why do you think nutrition made such a big difference in your recovery?

What if I have a loved one in the hospital and I don’t want them being fed corn syrup?

 – Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair

How did you learn so much about nutrition and the brain?

So you learned everything you could to optimize your recovery. Can I use what you learned to improve my uninjured brain?

How does a Paleo or Keto Diet fit into the framework of How to Feed a Brain?

What is the number one nutritional thing I can do daily to help my brain function better?

Your book mentions that “the healthiest thing we can do for our brains, bodies, and souls is to enjoy our lives and to do so sustainably.” Could you explain what you mean by that and why is it important?

 – Keto Talk

Ketosis is a hot topic lately, and you have a section devoted to this topic in the book, and I understand that Feed a Brain is very “fat forward” or “pro-fat.”

How is this regiment good for brain health?

Can you talk about the benefits and potential pitfalls of ketosis?

Do you measure your ketones regularly? If so, what do you use?

– Brain Based Therapies

I saw some pictures/videos of you doing flips. How often do you do that and why?

I know you attribute much of your rehabilitation to Neuro-Optometry as well as Functional Neurology. Where can we learn more about those practices?

Tell me why you chose to incorporate sauna therapy into your healing protocol.

-Wrap Questions

So where can people get the book?

We feed a brain in many ways (i.e. nutritionally, emotionally, spiritually)… What’s one or two things people can start doing right now to optimize their brain function and to upgrade their lives?

Clearly, you are very mission-driven. How would you state your current mission, where can people find you, and how can they support what you are doing?



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In 2011, Cavin sustained a severe traumatic brain injury that left him comatose with less than a 10% chance of regaining consciousness beyond a vegetative state. He didn’t eat, walk, or talk for months as he worked through his brain fog to regain his abilities. It was after beginning a nutritional protocol that he began to regain clarity, which he used to research and connect with doctors, neuroscientists, professors, researchers, nutritionists, and other health practitioners who could help him to understand what he could do to optimize his brain function and to optimize his recovery.

How to Feed a Brain is the culmination of the nutritional tools that he has learned through this journey, presented as a user-friendly guide with charts and web resources created to help anyone improve their brain function.


Book Description

After sustaining a severe traumatic brain injury that left him comatose, Cavin was given less than a 10% chance of ever regaining consciousness beyond a persistent vegetative state. Surviving the initial injury, Cavin endured serious infections, breathing problems, and the need to induce a second coma. He eventually regained consciousness with significant memory loss, severe brain fog, incoordination of the left side of his body (his left hand was completely flexed inward), and he was unable to eat, walk, or talk for months.

Months passed, and at one point he was steered towards a nutritional protocol. As he implemented what he was shown, he began to regain clarity. He used this regained clarity to study everything he could to optimize his recovery. Taking numerous online courses from excellent universities, he began to study digestion, metabolism, neurometabolism, mechanisms of neuroplasticity, neuroscience, physiology, and nutrition. While doing so, he also reached out to doctors, neuroscientists, professors, researchers, nutritionists, and other health practitioners who could help him to understand what he could do to optimize his brain function and to maximize his recovery. He was studying like his life depended on it… because it did.

Today, you would never know that Cavin ever sustained the injury that he did. He drives, rides motorcycles, camps, plays guitar, sings, practices martial arts, and even does backflips off of diving boards! He has been a keynote speaker for several nationally recognized organizations and he is a brain health coach who helps people to optimize their brain function and to bring about the best possible outcome for survivors of brain injury, brain disease, and neurodegeneration.

With How to Feed a Brain, Cavin has put together a user-friendly guide with charts and web resources created to help anyone improve their brain function. This book is the culmination of the nutritional tools that he has learned through this journey, but this is not your standard diet book. How to Feed a Brain is about learning how nutrition affects our unique physiology, how those reactions affect the brain, and what we can eat to support our brain function. The book includes downloads to ready to print charts, lists, and user-friendly handouts to take to the grocery store or put on the fridge so that readers can easily apply what they learn to optimally feed their brains. As Cavin says, “the healthiest thing we can do for our brains, bodies, and souls is to enjoy our lives and to do so sustainably.” How to Feed a Brain provides the nutritional tools to do so.


Feed a Brain Landing Page

feedabrain.com/book


Feed a Brain Social Media: @feedabrain

Facebook – facebook.com/feedabrain

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The Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast (Hosted by Cavin Balaster)

On iTunes

adventuresinbraininjury.com/podcasts


Presentation Titles and Descriptions and Speaker Bio

Speaker Bio

Since his severe traumatic brain injury in 2011, Cavin has been studying neuro-rehabilitation like his life depended on it… because it did. After waking from his second coma over several weeks, Cavin found himself unable to eat, walk, or talk for months. Some of the doctors began to tell his family to “get used to their ‘new normal.” He has never been interested in that disempowering narrative.

In learning and implementing principles of neurology, physiology, nutrition, and medical law, he has had a very successful recovery. He has since created a podcast, two websites, and published his first book, How To Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair. 

Cavin is now partnering with survivors and loved ones so that they have the best opportunity to recover. Using his experience, knowledge, and connections to support others with neurological injuries, he is influencing the standard model of neurorehabilitation, like he has set out to do since his very first blog entry.

You can learn more about Cavin at

AdventuresinBrainInjury.com,

the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast and…

FeedaBrain.com

How To Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair

Our nutrition is so important for the function of our brains… our cognition, memory, balance, vision, immunity and everything else. Did you know that over a quarter of the calories in the food we eat is consumed by our brain?

Cavin has put together a powerful presentation with plenty of resources to help anyone improve their brain function. In this presentation, you will learn how nutrition affects your unique physiology, how those reactions affect the brain, and how you can eat to support brain function. You will also get downloads to ready to print charts, lists, and user-friendly nutritional guides to take to the grocery store or put on the fridge so that you can easily apply what you learn to optimally feed your’s and your loved one’s brains, bodies, and souls.

Empowered Patients and Empowered Loved Ones

When it comes to restoring the health and function of our brains and bodies, standard medicine falls short. Because restoring health and function is not what our medical model is set up to do. When it comes to saving lives, our medical model is phenomenal. Because saving lives is what it is set up to do. This can be a difficult realization. It can also be an empowered place to equip ourselves with knowledge, skills, and partnership to take control of our own health and recovery, and the health and recovery of our loved ones.

Curriculum Vitae

Cavin Balaster

2407 S Congress Ave, Ste E #775

Austin, TX 7804

Phone: 512-710-9832  |  email: [email protected]

  • Creator of FeedaBrain.com,
    • Creator and host of The Feed a Brain Interview Series

  • Creator of AdventuresInBrainInjury.com

    • Creator and host of the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast

June 2016 – Present – FEED A BRAIN.COM, Austin, TX

CEO, Founder, Author, Speaker

In 2016, I began putting together the writing of my first book, How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair. From the support that I began to get from practitioners and influencers, I decided to launch the Feed a Brain Interview Series with some top-notch brain and nutrition experts including Dr. David Perlmutter, Dr. Datis Kharrazian, Dr. Terry Wahls, and many more. FeedaBrain.com is a website for anyone looking to improve their brain function. We aim to optimize brain function and repair by providing information, services, community, and products to people so that they can feed their brains nutritionally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically in order to live a fuller and richer life.

  • Actively speak on brain plasticity and relevant issues, including vision, neurology, mindset, nutrition, and exercise.

May 2012 – Present: ADVENTURES IN BRAIN INJURY.COM, Austin, TX

Creator, Producer, Podcaster, Coach, Writer, Speaker

After my TBI, I began a blog about my experience. My website has since grown to become a resource for rehabilitation. While working full time, I have been working to expand this resource on my own time.

  • Film and produce videos about brain health for the Adventures in Brain Injury YouTube channel.
  • Actively write blog posts, appear on podcasts and video and conduct interviews brain and nutrition experts
  • Conduct interviews with practitioners, neurologists, physical, occupational, and vision therapists, optometrists, authors, experts in brain plasticity, and survivors and caretakers.
  • Actively speak on brain plasticity and relevant issues, including vision, neurology, nutrition, and exercise.

Feb 2015 – April 2017: The Functional Nutrition Alliance, Portland, OR

Communications Specialist, Content Editor, Audio and Video Editor

Replenish PDX is a startup with global reach that is effectively contributing to a paradigm shift in healthcare. As a graduate of their curriculum and presenter for their neuro intensive as a “Guest Health and Medical Expert,” I prepared course materials and created promotional audio and videos for marketing.

  • Edit audio and video course work for class and for marketing
  • Create quizzes and glossaries for classes
  • Prepare transcripts, glossaries, quizzes, and class packet documents for class
  • Research technology solutions to improve company efficiency

Presentations, Lectures, and Events:

Nov 2018 – Featured CICx Speaker (Creative intersection Collective) – Austin, TX

Nov 2018 – North East Ohio Brain Injury Foundation – Akron General Health – Akron, OH

Aug 2018 – Keynote Speech: Health & Human Services Office of Acquired Brain Injury Conference – San Antonio, Texas

Jul 2018 – Presentation for Dr. Dan Engle’s BOLD Program (Brain Optimization and Lifestyle Design) – Online

Jun 2018 – Panelist at BRITE annual in person meeting (Brain Injury Rehabilitation Improving the Transition Experience initiative funded by PCORI – Washington, DC

Jun 2018 – The Neuroplasticity of Visual Processing (Mind-Eye Connection) – Chicago, IL

Jun 2018 – Revive Treatment Centers of America: Two back-to-back presentations for students from Parker University – Denver, CO

Apr 2018 – Bastyr University in San Diego (presented to 1st-year students and then to 3rd-year students) – San Diego, CA

Apr 2018 – World Congress on Brain Mapping & Therapeutics – Los Angeles, CA

Jan 2018 – Keto f(x) – Online

Dec 2017 – The Feed a Brain Interview Series: Creator and Host of The Feed a Brain Interview Series which included interviews from top-notch brain and nutrition experts like Dr. David Perlmutter, Dr. Datis Kharrazian, Dr. Terry Wahls, and more. – Online

Sep 2017 – Ketocon: Speaker and 2x Panelist, the world’s first conference dedicated solely to the Science and Stories of the Ketogenic Diet and Lifestyle. – Austin, TX

Mar 2016 – Mental Health and Neurology Course Interview: Interviewed for Mental Health and Neurology Course Interview with Josh Gitalis: Evidence-based clinical nutrition and integrative health care. 

Jan 2016 – Keynote Speech: Neuro Optometric-Rehabilitation Association (NORA): Clinical Skills I, II, and Advanced Curriculum – Austin, TX 

May 2015 – Keynote Speech: Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey (BIANJ): Keynote Speaker for the Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey (BIANJ) 33rd Annual Seminar: Navigating The Future  – West Long Branch, NJ

Nov 2014 – Neurological Intensive of Holistic Nutrition Lab: Presented as a Guest Health and Medical Expert for the Neurological Intensive of Holistic Nutrition Lab’s Full Body Systems Curriculum – Online

Oct 2014 – New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians (NJSOP): “Therapy by the Sea” – Lectured with Dr. Leonard J Press for the New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians 

Apr 2014 – Keynote Speech: Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA): Keynote Speaker for the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA) 23rd Annual Conference – Raleigh, NC

Sep 2013  – International Conference on Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine (ISCN): Impromptu presentation about neurorehabilitation and the intersection between digestion and the brain – Portland, OR

Professional Training, Acknowledgements and Seminars/Workshops Attended:

Federal Interagency Conference on TBI – Jun 2018

AutismOne – May 2018

International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience – 2015, 2017

International Conference on Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine – Sep 2013

Writers′ League of Texas Agents and Editors Conference – Jun 2013

Presented as a case study in “Why Isn’t My Brain Working?” by Dr. Datis Kharaazian – May 2013

Texas Brain Injury Alliance 4 Day Conference – 2012, 2013

Paleo f(x) Conference – 2013 – 2018

Awards and Certificates:

FBS Certificate of Completion Holistic Nutrition Lab – Dec 2014

The Brain and Space-Duke University (With Distinction) – Jul 2014

Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life -University of Chicago (With Distinction) – Aug 2014

Caries Management by Risk Assessment (CAMBRA)-University of California – Aug 2013

Cardiac Arrest, Hypothermia, and Resuscitation Science-University of Pennsylvania – May 2013

Nutrition for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention-University of California – Jan 2013

Drugs and the Brain-  California Institute of Technology – Dec 2012

Dean’s List 2004 University of Colorado Denver – May 2004

Academic Letter Recipient Boulder High School   – May 2002

Professional and Community Service:

Paleo f(x)™ 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Worked as a volunteer for dinners team, audio and video, and speaker support

Patient Consultant for Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Improving the Transition Experience (BRITE) initiative funded by PCORI – (Mar 2016-Present)

Guest Presenter for Brain Injured Clients at the Mary Lee Foundation (2016,17,18)

Mount Sinai Brain Injury Research Center – (May 2011-2016)
Since my TBI in 2011, I am a volunteered participant in a 5 year followup study being conducted by Mount Sinai Medical Center’s Brain Injury Program, where I was an inpatient in their Acute TBI Rehabilitation facility.

Writers’ League of Texas 2013 and 2014 Agents And Editors Conference
Worked as a volunteer for speaker support

SCD Lifestyle (2015)
Worked as Volunteer as a researcher for the “Solving Leaky Gut” program

Westlake High School (May 2014)
Delivered a presentation to a medical terminology class.

Mary Lee Foundation (November 2013′ May 2013, February 2018)
Presentations to TBI survivors and loved ones.

Texas State Legislature – (Feb 2013)
Testified before the Texas State Legislature on the behalf of the Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) to support continuation of funding of the DARS Comprehensive Rehabilitative Services offered to survivors of TBI and spinal cord injuries.

Media:

  • 2018 – Interviewed as guest expert for Keto f(x)

  • Been Interviewed on numerous media outlets, including:

    • Podcasts

      • 2018 – The Paleo Solution Podcast (Robb Wolf)
      • 2018 – Harder to Kill Radio
      • 2018 – JJ Virgin Podcast
      • 2018 – Livin La Vida Low Carb (Jimmy Moore)
      • 2018 – BEYOND WELLNESS RADIO (Dr. Justin Marchegiani)
      • 2018 – Ketovangelist (Brian Williamson)

      • 2018 – FigureFIT Podcast

      • 2018 – Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcasts

      • 2016 – Dr. Lo Radio

      • 2017 – Naturally Nourished Podcast

      • 2017 – the Ketovangelist Podcast

      • 2013 – “Stories from the Brainreels” (podcast about brain injury)

    • Blog Posts – Features and Guest

      • 2016 – Josh Gitalis – Brain Injury Rehabilitation Through Nutrition and Supplementation

      • 2014 – Article written by Sue Barry for Psychology Today about my brain injury recovery

      • 2013 – Named as “The Sue Barry of Acquired Brain Injury” by Dr. Leonard Press in VisionHelp (vision therapy blog).

      • 2013 – Personal story went viral:

        • The Chive

        • ViralNova

        • Front page of reddit

    • TV

      • 2015 – Featured for a news segment about yoga and brain injury recovery on KVUE

    • Other

      • 2014 – Featured in Optometric Extension Program Foundation “Optometrists Change Lives™” 2014 Calendar.

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Testimonials

Cavin is a superstar brain injury survivor! He knows…

“Cavin is a superstar brain injury survivor! He knows what works & shares his knowledge with anyone who is hungry for information.”

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- Julie J. Castell

But I do feel better in several ways that just might be related to…

“I cannot overstate how grateful I am to Cavin for having published this book (and launched his podcast) before I needed it. I am 3.5 months out from a concussion and struggling to recover that final 25% or so of my brain and function. I fully believe that diet and lifestyle can help heal many of our ills, and this book gives me a path forward right now. Gavin’s story is inspiring, and his book is well-researched and clearly written. I am a food geek and so innately understand a lot of his advice — I’m not intimidated by the thought of drastically changing my diet because I know well how to shop and cook for myself — but I so appreciate how his gentle approach and stories about his own struggles with a new diet might help people who would find it all daunting. I am in week 2 of following his advice (and also Dr. Titus Chiu’s BrainSave plan). It’s not an instantaneous miracle cure, but I do feel better in several ways that just might be related to this diet.”

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- Sara

Feed your brain – read this book

“The author’s story alone is a remarkable account of not just survival, but transcendence of a near-death experience. Cavin went on to become an advocate for survival and survivors of traumatic brain injuries, discovering along the way the key role played by nutrition. But this book is not just for injury survivors. It is for anyone who wants to live (and eat) well.”

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- David L. Butler

Very informative

“I enjoyed this book. It was full of practical information. It was easy to understand. I implemented some of the ideas in the book and they have made a positive impact for me. Not only is this book a wealth of knowledge it helps you think outside the box and piece together other ideas to research and helps you understand more about TBI and the way food might help you mitigate symptoms.”

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- Dixie

An Enlightening Book For Anyone With A Brain

“In 183 pages, Cavin Balaster’s new book, How to Feed A Brain provides an outline and plan for how to maximize one’s brain performance. The “Citation Notes” provide all the scientific and academic documentation for further understanding. The “Additional Resources and Tips” listing takes you to Cavin’s website for more detail than could be covered in 183 pages. Cavin came to this knowledge through the need to recover from a severe traumatic brain injury and he did not keep his lessons learned to himself. This book is enlightening for anyone with a brain. We all want to function optimally, even to take exams, stay dynamic, and make positive contributions to our communities. Bravo Cavin for sharing your lessons learned!”

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- Chandini Bachman

I love this book

“I love this book! As someone that deals with an autoimmune condition, I deal with sever brain fog. I’m currently in school and this has had a very negative impact on my learning. I have been looking for something like this to help my brain function better. This book has me thinking clearer, and my memory has improved. I’m eating healthier and overall feeling much better. This book is very easy to follow and also has some great recipes included.”

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- Jennifer Ramirez

Five Stars

“Very interesting… “back-to-basics” … the first book I read to the end in years.”

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- Kristin

Beautiful inspiring story about relearning how to live after a traumatic experience

“Amazing book and extremely inspiring story. The author is a close friend of mine and we were reunited later in life due to traumatic life experiences. Truly demonstrates the beauty and nature of the human body and the ability to bounce back. If I could rate this 6 stars I would!!!!”

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- Sammy Morrison

If you are looking to get the optimum performance out of your brain, get this book now!

“As a brain injury survivor that still deals with extreme light sensitivity, eye issues and other brain related struggles I have found a great diet is a key to brain health! Cavin’s book is a much needed guide to eating for brain health. While you can fill shelves with books that teach you good nutrition, Cavin’s book teaches you how to help your brain with what you eat. This is a much needed addition to the nutrition section! If you are looking to get the optimum performance out of your brain, get this book now! You won’t regret it.”

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- Ben

So thankful for this book

“Cavin has been an amazing resource by sharing his first hand experience on living with a brain injury. A must read!”

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- Jennifer Zapp

Worth the read

“Cavin Balaster is an amazing man with an amazing story. He is an inspiration and his book is a good resource for everyone who has a brain.”

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- T.

I prefer to read about people who have lived recovery.

“I have had brain issues for many years. I purchased the Kindle version. I like the idea of reading Cavins book because he has lived through terrible brain injury and has come back victorious.”

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- T. Riley

Highly Recommended!

What an incredible journey for Cavin, from a predicted vegetative state, to an author and teacher, informing us how to
feed our brains to optimize our lives. Very informative book and well organized , and written so it is understandable. Love the charts. Thank you Cavin and thanks to your Mother who didn’t give up.

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- Gigi

Heal Your Brain with Nutrition

“How to Feed a Brain is an important book. It’s the book I’ve been looking for since sustaining multiple concussions in the fall of 2013. I’ve dabbled in and out of gluten, dairy, and (processed) sugar free diets the past few years, but I have never eaten enough nutritious foods. This book has a simple-to-follow guide on daily consumption of produce, meat, and water.

I appreciate how Cavin writes about important concepts, such as leaky gut and glial cells, in a clear and concise manner.

There are a large number of people attempting to recover from brain injuries that are lacking the right information on nutrition. Thanks to Cavin and his team, we have this book now.

I look forward to eating my quality vegetables, proteins, and fats every day now as I know that they will help my brain to heal.

Cavin’s story is inspirational and worth a read on its own.”

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- Jacob

The best / most practical book for TBI’ers

“Suffered a TBI or just want to improve, this book contains the information you need to blend into your life, and Cavin tells you how. Everything is backed up with scientific evidence. Implementation of this book will change / restore your outlook on life.”

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- Mark

Fistfuls of exciting brain foods to launch you plus feeding tube powerful nutrition implementation…

“In the hospital and ICU struggles, this book and Cavin’s experience are golden, and if we’d have had this book’s special attention to feeding tube nutrition, my son would be alive today sitting right here along with me saying it was the cod liver oil, the fish oil, and other nutrients able to be fed to him instead of the junk in the pharmacy tubes, that got him past the liver-test results, past the internal bleeding, past the brain difficulties controlling so many response-obstacles back then. Back then, the ‘experts’ in rural hospitals were unwilling to listen, ignored my son’s unexpected turnaround when we used codliver oil transdermally on his sore skin, threatened instead to throw me out, but Cavin has his own proof and his accumulated experience in others’ journeys. Cavin’s boxed areas of notes throughout the book on applying the brain nutrient concepts in feeding tubes are powerful stuff, details to grab onto and run with… hammer them!

And in general his expertise in implementation is unparalleled. His dynamite measuring empowerment of the human in a wonderland of changing everything with ‘fistful’ simplifying potency is the difference between progress and stumbling on techy adjustments in habits.. With this book you are ready to go.”

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- JH Raichyk

Excellent book if you want to be vibrant

“Excellent book if you want to be vibrant!!!! Everything you need to know to achieve excellent health overalll….not just your brain! The author’s amazing story from tragedy to good health really inspires me.”

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Cavin’s Balaster’s How to Feed a Brain is one the best written health nutrition books that I have ever read

“I have a bachelors degree in Nutrition Science. Cavin’s Balaster’s How to Feed a Brain is one the best written health nutrition books that I have ever read. It is evident that through his personal journey with a TBI and many years of research Cavin has gained a great depth of understanding on the biomechanics of nutrition has how it relates to the structure of the brain and nervous system, as well as how all of the body systems intercommunicate with one another. He then takes this complicated knowledge and breaks it down into a concise and comprehensive book. If you or your loved one is suffering from ANY neurological disorder or TBI please read this book.”

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- Ashley Jean Flowers

I prefer to read about people who have lived recovery

“I have had brain issues for many years. I purchased the Kindle version. I like the idea of reading Cavins book because he has lived through a terrible brain injury and has come back victorious.”

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- T. Riley

His story changes lives…

“As a physical therapist with 30+ years of experience in treating neurological disorders such as traumatic brain injury, I simply could not believe it when Cavin told me the extent of his injuries. His story opened a new door to my awareness of the incredible benefits of proper nutrition, the power of attitude and community to heal anything we have arise in our lives Cavin is an inspiration and a true way-shower for anyone looking to invest in their health and well-being. No matter the state your brain is in, you will benefit from this cutting-edge information and be very glad (and entertained) that you read this fine work.”

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- Melanie Carlone

A must read if you care about your brain and…

“A must read if you care about your brain and the assaults on it from environmental factors, including the “standard American diet”, which is really the industrial agriculture diet pushed on us by the government and giant agri-business.”

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- P. Hradkowsky

One of the best

“Cavin is a great man. A survivor… And a rock star.
I met him when I was 19, and re-met him later in life, after his accident. He still has this gorgeous understanding of the world that makes me believe in him, and always makes me listen to what he has to say.
When my mom had a stroke last year he was the first person I called. He had so much knowledge about what she was going though and totally understood what I was experiencing as well.
He was the first person I thought of, and hopefully the last I’ll need to.

You’re the best, Mr. B.”

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- Adrien Fox

but I do feel better in several ways that just might be related to…

“I cannot overstate how grateful I am to Cavin for having published this book (and launched his podcast) before I needed it.”

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- Sara New Orleans, LA United States

Great Information!

“My husband and I (Ryan Cedermark) are so impressed with the research Cavin did when writing this book. If you, a family member or friend has suffered a TBI, concussion or are just looking to be nicer to your brain, then we highly recommend this book! Your brain is only as good as the body’s internal environment and Cavin has done an amazing job on providing the information needed to obtain such!”

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- Elizabeth Gilchrist

Awesome

“I wish I saw this book one year ago. Thanks, Dr. Deborah Zelinsky, for asking (me) to buy it. Thanks, Cavin, for making time to talk to me. I am so happy.”

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- Amazon Customer

Well written, educational, and promotes positive lifestyle changes that can be made today!

“Cavin’s personal experience and humble writing to help educate, not only people who have suffered brain injuries, but anyone interested in the best nutritional advice for optimum brain function is a great introduction to proper nutrition filled with many recommendations of how you can make a changes to your diet immediately. This book provides amazing personal insight related to Cavin’s recovery accompanied with well cited peer reviewed sources throughout the entire book detailing the most recent findings around functional neurology!

I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in learning more about nutrition and how it can impact brain function! As well as anyone willing to challenge themselves TODAY with the recommendations throughout this book!”

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- Andrew Ritter

Five Stars

“Helpful for those who want to have a brain boost :)”

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- Mark H. Zmudy

Love this book

“Love this book! Still reading and can’t wait to see what else I learn…and I am not brain injured! Cavin has already helped me to take steps to address my food sensitivity…seems to be helping and I am only on day 5! He has also helped me to help a family member who has suffered a stroke. Thank you Cavin, for sharing all your knowledge and hard work with us! This book is for anyone that wants to understand and implement good nutrition with all the latest research to back it up. Highly recommend!”

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- JSB

Excellent resource for people wanting to feed their brains!

“Cavin’s story is so inspirational and moving. As a practicing Functional Neurologist that specializes in Post-Concussion Syndrome and having suffered multiple head injuries myself, the information that Cavin has put together based on his experiences is totally spot on.

I love seeing such cutting-edge information on brain health out there in the world. Highly recommended!”

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- Titus Chiu

This book is a wonderful.

“This book is a wonderful, motivating reference for anyone who wants a healthy and sharp brain at any age.”

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- Ammon B.

My dog was too literal

“Fine book but grossly misunderstood by dog. She ate the pages & her brain is fine. This speaks to the virtue of book’s content.”

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- Lia Kass

We can take care of our brains

“I am nearly four years out from my traumatic brain injury and I have been through 100’s of hours of rehabilitation therapy. I have been surprised by how little attention is given to adequate nutrition for recovering from TBI. I’m always looking for further opportunities to recover and so this book fell into the right hands. Cavin outlines the science and reasoning behind the diet he suggests, but the real power in this book comes when he writes, “WE.” WE can give our brains proper nutrition. Now I’m excited to drink smoothies and eat breakfasts that look like dinners! I will recommend this book to my friends.

(I was given a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.)”

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- Rachel J.

Five Stars

“Great read from a remarkable fellow.”

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- John

Must read

“Bought this to learn the best way to feed my son after he sustained a hypoxic brain injury. This book is very informative and the author Cavin is amazing. He had created a lot of resources that are very helpful.”

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- Steele Family

The very basic concept of good nutrition among all the conflicting advertisements and various “new”

“As a neuro-optometrist who cares for many brain-injured patients experiencing visual challenges that negatively impact the progress of many of their other therapies, Cavin’s book is a god-send! The very basic concept of good nutrition among all the conflicting advertisements and various “new” food plans and diets can be enough to put anyone into a brain fog much less a brain injured survivor! Cavin’s book is straightforward and written from not only personal experience but the validation of so many well-respected contemporary health care researchers and practitioners! I will certainly be recommending this book as a “Survival/Recovery 101” resource for all my patients including those without brain injuries because we all need optimum health and well-being and it starts with proper nourishment! Kudos to Cavin Balaster!”

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- Mary VanHoy

Total game-changer

“Following this way of eating has been a complete game-changer for me. I am 1 year post concussion and thought I had stalled in my recovery. Buy this book, follow the instructions, see RESULTS!”

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- Sharon Lori Parker

The Book is both interesting and helpful. Thank you all very much.

“Learning about about Head ingeries. I myself have had a concushion. Thank you.”

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- Scotty

One of this year’s very best health and wellness books!

“There are many health and wellness books being published daily. Do not miss the opportunity to read one of the best for this year: “How to Feed a Brain” by Cavin Balaster, a true expert on deep brain injury who writes from his personal experiences with a great sense of compassion and humanity.

You will not find a better treatment of this critically important subject. You need not have had brain injury to gain the superbly presented information Cavin provides.

For all of us who care about ourselves, friends and family – – this is a book to read and loan out…. but be careful “How to Feed a Brain” you may not get this excellent read returned!”

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Peter Magurean III

A book that keeps on feeding

“Cavin, you are phemomenal! An incredulous journey of a near death accident scripted by an incredible man who chose to share his knowledge of healing his own broken brain. I requested our public library purchase your book because everyone, those with and without brain injuries, should have access to YOUR brain and this book. Thank you for your legacy to mankind!”

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- Fasting Filly

Wonderful!

“Cavin has done an amazing job in all aspects of his life. Overcoming the horrific life threatening accident, and then going on to do whatever he can to help others with his contagious wonderful attitude. This book is an easy to understand fact filled manual for anyone, but especially those who are or are caregivers for a loved one with tbi. I also highly recommend his podcast series.”

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- Nancy

He delivers the information in an easy to read manner

“Cavin’s enthusiasm and drive to help those who need it is unparalleled! He delivers the information in an easy to read manner, no PhD required from the reader. 🙂 Having lived through such trauma himself he has real empathy for other survivors and it shows in the writing. This is a great read for anyone who wants to increase the health of their brain, injury or otherwise! Read it!!!”

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- Delanee

Incredibly thorough!

“Incredibly thorough! How to Feed a Brain is so detailed. The author approaches a complex topic with the insight that can only be gained from having had to figure it all out on your own, as he did when he experienced a traumatic brain injury. Super helpful for people with brain injury or those looking to optimize brain health.”

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- T. Davis

Five Stars

“Great book!! Full of important information for everyone.”

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- Mar

Book is great, full of recommended micro nutrient and reason why…

“Book is great, full of recommended micro nutrient and reason why they are important to brain health. But it gets redudant over time when author tried to promote his website and his online shop frequently all over the book. But this is great book nonetheless.”

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- Vekit

I wish I had this book when I suffered my…

“I wish I had this book when I suffered my TBIs 10 years ago, but never too late. Thank Cavin!”

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- SMack

A must read for everyone’s health and wellness journey!

“Such an informative and inspiring read! Insight into how optimal nutrients improved Cavin’s own brain recovery make this knowledge-filled read compelling and relatable. The recommendations are easy to understand as well as scientifically-founded – it’s not another fad diet manual. The additional tools and resources provided throughout make it possible for anyone to integrate these enhancements into their nutritional repertoire. Looking forward to more from Cavin and Feed a Brain!!!!!!”

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- Amazon Customer

An absolute must for autoimmune sufferers!

“I bought this book because I didn’t want a weightloss diet, but I wanted the most optimal gut/brain food I could find to help with an autoimmune. I subscribe to Cavin’s podcast and another newsletter for gut health which also recommended this book. Also, he’s a personal friend of mine who’s recovery I have witnessed firsthand. Thank you so much for all of the research and your continued dedication to not only help yourself, but for also helping others!”

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- Lauren L. Chemin

Relentlessly focused examination of TBI and nutrition’s affect on the brain

“Cavin’s journey is such an incredible one. He is singularly focused on examining everything he can about TBI (traumatic brain injury) and relentlessly pursues information about everything that affects the brain, particularly nutrition. If you have a loved one that has survived TBI, this book is a must read.”

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- Patrick R.

Vital information

“The author is a remarkable and inspirational survivor of traumatic brain injury. His breakthrough recovery through nutrition and holistic health care demonstrates a radical new approach to healing the brain. This is vital information for health care providers and the public.”

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"Armchair Shopper"

Great Resource-brain injury not required

“Cavin Balaster knows brain injury as well as any specialist. He survived a horrific accident and came out on the other side stronger than ever. His book, “How To Feed A Brain” details how changing his diet helped him to recover further from the devastating symptoms of brain injury such as fatigue and brain fog. Cavin is able to thoroughly explain complex issues in a simplified manner so the reader does not need a medical degree to understand. The book also includes comprehensive charts to simplify what the body needs and how to provide the necessary foods. “How To Feed A Brain” is a great resource for anyone looking to improve their health through diet, brain injury not required.”

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- Amazon Customer

Five Stars

“Great read and info for anyone suffering from brain trauma.”

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- Laura-Florida

Book that will change how you think about food!

“Very informational and well written book with practical advice on how to eat for better health. Put this on your list of books to recommend for people interested in switching to a healthier lifestyle. It can change your relationship with food by helping you understand how the food you eat affects your brain.”

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- Michelle

Five Stars

“Very helpful information without being overwhelming.”

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What a ride it has been in Miami!!!

My past life seemed to converge with folks I knew since middle school…
to my band in NYC…
to New York bartender days…
to when I was renting sound equipment to events throughout the New York boroughs…

To make a long story short... people change in enormous ways and I had to rescue my dog.

I felt like I was in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City crossed with Ace Ventura Pet Detective! 😂.

This reel does not do it justice, but I bought a cart in Florida to get my dog: Spartacus.
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Sparta is the music. They were one of my favorites in the early 2000s... and Spartacus is back with me because we did what needed to be done to take back control. 💪🙏🤘

What a ride it has been in Miami!!!

My past life seemed to converge with folks I knew since middle school…
to my band in NYC…
to New York bartender days…
to when I was renting sound equipment to events throughout the New York boroughs…

To make a long story short... people change in enormous ways and I had to rescue my dog.

I felt like I was in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City crossed with Ace Ventura Pet Detective! 😂.

This reel does not do it justice, but I bought a cart in Florida to get my dog: Spartacus.
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Sparta is the music. They were one of my favorites in the early 2000s... and Spartacus is back with me because we did what needed to be done to take back control. 💪🙏🤘
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Dios mío!
Eastern Oregon is so beautiful! I  was working on a ranch doing mostly lumberjack work with chainsaws, axes, a planer, and a lumber mill. 🪵 🪓

It feels awesome to be able to do manual labor after not being able to eat, walk, or talk for months and regaining my abilities over several years. 💪

And… It feels great to be traveling and able bodied and loving life! This ranch is beautiful!

And now... I'm ready for warmer weather! 

#nofilter #oregon #florida #beautiful #tbi #snowbird #adventuresintbi

Dios mío!
Eastern Oregon is so beautiful! I was working on a ranch doing mostly lumberjack work with chainsaws, axes, a planer, and a lumber mill. 🪵 🪓

It feels awesome to be able to do manual labor after not being able to eat, walk, or talk for months and regaining my abilities over several years. 💪

And… It feels great to be traveling and able bodied and loving life! This ranch is beautiful!

And now... I'm ready for warmer weather!

#nofilter #oregon #florida #beautiful #tbi #snowbird #adventuresintbi
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Do you like snakes? 🐍 
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I’m beginning to like reptiles more and more. 🦎 
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While they lack a cortex, they have a limbic brain (reptilian brain) which responds to threat. 😫
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And they can sense if we are a threat or not.
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This guy didn’t find me to be a threat. 🙏
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My dog, on the other hand, got hissed and rattled at.🐍
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He was bluffing though. Gofer snakes are not dangerous.

#🐍 #snakes #dogmeetssnake #gofersnake

Do you like snakes? 🐍
.
I’m beginning to like reptiles more and more. 🦎
.
While they lack a cortex, they have a limbic brain (reptilian brain) which responds to threat. 😫
.
And they can sense if we are a threat or not.
.
This guy didn’t find me to be a threat. 🙏
.
My dog, on the other hand, got hissed and rattled at.🐍
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He was bluffing though. Gofer snakes are not dangerous.

#🐍 #snakes #dogmeetssnake #gofersnake
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Inspiration is like a spark ⚡️ that Ignights a flame. 🔥 
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And that spark ⚡️ comes from everything that our senses are exposed to… from our sensory diet.
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From the colors we see…
The sounds we hear…
The the foods that we eat…
The scent in air we breathe…
And the life that surrounds us.
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Inspirations sparks the flame. ⚡️🔥
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Appreciation makes that spark bigger. 🙏 
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And the company we keep can fan those flames or extinguish our flame.
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Stay Empowered.
Stay Strong.
Stay Steadfast.
Stay Inspired.
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🙏 @amanda_love_wellness 
#inspiration #nature #dogs #servicedog #findinspiration

Inspiration is like a spark ⚡️ that Ignights a flame. 🔥
.
And that spark ⚡️ comes from everything that our senses are exposed to… from our sensory diet.
.
From the colors we see…
The sounds we hear…
The the foods that we eat…
The scent in air we breathe…
And the life that surrounds us.
.
Inspirations sparks the flame. ⚡️🔥
.
Appreciation makes that spark bigger. 🙏
.
And the company we keep can fan those flames or extinguish our flame.
.
Stay Empowered.
Stay Strong.
Stay Steadfast.
Stay Inspired.
.
🙏 @amanda_love_wellness
#inspiration #nature #dogs #servicedog #findinspiration
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Learning how to shoot arrows with Lars King while ensuring the safety of my dog. 😁

Learning how to shoot arrows with Lars King while ensuring the safety of my dog. 😁 ...

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Happy first half birthday, Sparky!!!! 

Sparky is 6 months old! 

What an amazing dog! 

He is named after my great great uncle who is one of my angels.

I am so glad we get to share this awesome life together!

#awesomedog

Happy first half birthday, Sparky!!!!

Sparky is 6 months old!

What an amazing dog!

He is named after my great great uncle who is one of my angels.

I am so glad we get to share this awesome life together!

#awesomedog
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So... I got a puppy!

Do you like puppies? Me too! Especially this guy.

He’s not gonna stay a puppy, but right now, he’s only 2 months old and I already have him pretty well trained to be with me in public and in my travels.

He’s so awesome!

While I’ve been training dogs for quite some time, I have never trained a dog from a puppy and I am beyond excited to do so!

His mom is the dog of some amazing friends, so I have known this puppy since before he was even born!

So what’s his name?

If you know much about me, you may have noticed an 80 year old motorcycle jacket from the 1940’s that I wear constantly. You may even know that this jacket was originally the prized possession of my great great uncle Sparky.

You may also know that I was wearing this jacket when I experienced a severe TBI that left me in a coma for 12 days and was given less than a 10% chance of ever waking.

Miraculously I woke from that coma and recovered beyond all expectations!

You may also remember that when my apartment was robbed in 2018 many things were stolen, including turntables, speakers, records, and even my car. This jacket was also stolen!

Miraculously, not only did I end up recovering the turntables, records, speakers, and even my car, but I also got my jacket back!

I like to think that my jacket played a role in the recovery of everything that I had lost… my abilities, and anything that is wrongfully taken from me.

This jacket is magic, and while I never met my great great uncle Sparky, he is clearly looking out for me. He is one of my Angels.

The night I found out this puppy was going to be mine, I laid down for bed and received a very clear vision of my uncle Sparky wearing the jacket and walking a dog.

The next day, when I went to visit this puppy I asked “are you Sparky?” and he jumped on my lap and started kissing my face! So…

Meet Sparky!

Sparky is now officially joining the my Adventures in Brain Injury so stay tuned! For now, here is where you can follow his adventures on my Instagram: @cavinb 

#puppy #servicedog #labrodoodle

So... I got a puppy!

Do you like puppies? Me too! Especially this guy.

He’s not gonna stay a puppy, but right now, he’s only 2 months old and I already have him pretty well trained to be with me in public and in my travels.

He’s so awesome!

While I’ve been training dogs for quite some time, I have never trained a dog from a puppy and I am beyond excited to do so!

His mom is the dog of some amazing friends, so I have known this puppy since before he was even born!

So what’s his name?

If you know much about me, you may have noticed an 80 year old motorcycle jacket from the 1940’s that I wear constantly. You may even know that this jacket was originally the prized possession of my great great uncle Sparky.

You may also know that I was wearing this jacket when I experienced a severe TBI that left me in a coma for 12 days and was given less than a 10% chance of ever waking.

Miraculously I woke from that coma and recovered beyond all expectations!

You may also remember that when my apartment was robbed in 2018 many things were stolen, including turntables, speakers, records, and even my car. This jacket was also stolen!

Miraculously, not only did I end up recovering the turntables, records, speakers, and even my car, but I also got my jacket back!

I like to think that my jacket played a role in the recovery of everything that I had lost… my abilities, and anything that is wrongfully taken from me.

This jacket is magic, and while I never met my great great uncle Sparky, he is clearly looking out for me. He is one of my Angels.

The night I found out this puppy was going to be mine, I laid down for bed and received a very clear vision of my uncle Sparky wearing the jacket and walking a dog.

The next day, when I went to visit this puppy I asked “are you Sparky?” and he jumped on my lap and started kissing my face! So…

Meet Sparky!

Sparky is now officially joining the my Adventures in Brain Injury so stay tuned! For now, here is where you can follow his adventures on my Instagram: @cavinb

#puppy #servicedog #labrodoodle
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"Everyone is going to have to take a hard look at where they want to be at this moment in history as we're looking at efforts across the country to to prevent people from being able to exercise their fundamental rights."

- Jen Psaki, Press Secretary

#godsaveamerica #humanrights #fundamentalrights

"Everyone is going to have to take a hard look at where they want to be at this moment in history as we're looking at efforts across the country to to prevent people from being able to exercise their fundamental rights."

- Jen Psaki, Press Secretary

#godsaveamerica #humanrights #fundamentalrights
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So… I’ve been trying to get COVID for almost 2 years now (I want strong natural antibodies, not mRNA created spike proteins (which are problematic)) and I still haven’t gotten it! I’ve been traveling, getting poor sleep, sleeping outdoors, and exposing myself to germs everywhere, and I’m still coming up short… no COVID… no antibodies. 

In speaking with some of my medical mentors, the prevailing theory is that my innate immune system is nutritionally supported enough to block acquisition of the virus so adaptive immunity hasn’t needed to get involved. 

In other words, the virus has not set up shop in my body because I nutritionally block acquisition, and I’ve never developed antibodies because… even if some of the virus got into me, I use clinical and functional nutrition to block the replication of the virus so that the adaptive immune system is not called upon.

If you’re interested in clinical and functional nutrition strategies against viruses, check out the menu on feedabrain.com. 

#covid #naturalimmunity🖕 #spikeproteinistheweapon #covidtest #immunity #antiviral #functionalnutrition #feedabrain

So… I’ve been trying to get COVID for almost 2 years now (I want strong natural antibodies, not mRNA created spike proteins (which are problematic)) and I still haven’t gotten it! I’ve been traveling, getting poor sleep, sleeping outdoors, and exposing myself to germs everywhere, and I’m still coming up short… no COVID… no antibodies.

In speaking with some of my medical mentors, the prevailing theory is that my innate immune system is nutritionally supported enough to block acquisition of the virus so adaptive immunity hasn’t needed to get involved.

In other words, the virus has not set up shop in my body because I nutritionally block acquisition, and I’ve never developed antibodies because… even if some of the virus got into me, I use clinical and functional nutrition to block the replication of the virus so that the adaptive immune system is not called upon.

If you’re interested in clinical and functional nutrition strategies against viruses, check out the menu on feedabrain.com.

#covid #naturalimmunity🖕 #spikeproteinistheweapon #covidtest #immunity #antiviral #functionalnutrition #feedabrain
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