Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, is a wound that is difficult to comprehend and impossible to see from the outside, and affects a more diverse set of individuals than one might think. Active-duty military and veterans are the most obvious population to endure TBI. They most often suffer from the condition as a result of training and combat exposure over time. However, the condition affects athletes and civilians at an alarming rate as well. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1.5 million Americans experience TBI annually. The symptoms of TBI often manifest as anxiety, depression, anger, and cognitive issues. Traditional treatments have sought to address these symptoms with conventional therapy and medication. Unfortunately, this approach often only exacerbates TBI, instead of attacking the underlying cause of the condition. While the medical and scientific literature has been available for years, it hasn’t been applied to TBI until now. …