Yes, and many researchers consider this the optimal approach
One should consider the primary phase lesion and hemorrhaging that results from mechanical damage during SCI as well as the secondary phase lesion that lasts several hours or even several months and is accompanied by edema, hemorrhage, inflammation, and cytotoxic edema [44,45,46,47] and may extend to the white matter area and lead to white matter degeneration and damage [48, 49]
That's what you'll commonly hear online
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Cortagen acts on the brain and nervous system, with potential relevance to neuroimmune conditions like MS
It prevented and reversed hepatocyte enlargement, fatty liver changes, and liver weight increases