@fresharmourofficial: Check out this fascinating Jell-O brain model—it’s actually the same consistency as the real thing! 🧠 Dr. Christopher Giza from UCLA demonstrates how the brain, made of soft tissue and floating in fluid inside the skull, can get jostled when the head moves suddenly. That’s how concussions and other neurological issues can occur. “Most concussions are recoverable,” says Dr. Giza—but they’re not always easy to spot, especially after multiple knocks. ⚠️ Lab studies have shown there’s a "window of vulnerability" after the first concussion. Athletes are 3 to 6 times more likely to get another if they return to play too early. Slower reflexes, delayed reaction time, and impaired thinking could all increase the risk of serious injury and a longer road to recovery. Video Credit: University of California #BrainHealth #JelloBrain #NeuroScience 🧬 #BrainInjuryPrevention #HeadInjuryAwareness #SportsSafety #FirstAidEducation ⛑️
