Besides speech, other effects of brain damage from boxing?

[punchr]

Other than slurred speech, what are some other effects of taking too many punches to the head?

Let's compile a list.

This post inspired me to create this thread.

I think Rios is actually brain damaged for real now. He seems like a 12 year old now.

[MPX309]

having the shakes

[SplitSecond]

parkinsons

[radioraheem]

When you are dealing with damage to the brain, the side effects are too numerous to mention. Gotta understand that the brain of basically the controller of the body. So just imagine...

[Croyd]

Death is the worst one.

[SplitSecond]

When you are dealing with damage to the brain, the side effects are too numerous to mention.

damn, good answer

also ****s with your hormones i think, atleast something like that with james toney, his pituitary is shrunken or some sht

another is depression(which again is from ***ed hormones more than likely)

[Resilient]

When you are dealing with damage to the brain, the side effects are too numerous to mention. Gotta understand that the brain of basically the controller of the body. So just imagine...

Indeed, this is a dangerous ass sport . Hypothetically speaking, even if I was the most athletically gifted boxer I wouldn't take it up, too dangerous.

[Tay Roc]

Neurological, psychological and physiological damage in innumerable ways.

It's really bad, if you want some literature, look up the studies for the NFL and concussions. It pretty much can impact the entire body and brain in ways you couldn't even imagine.

Mood disorders. Loss of memory. Loss of motor skills and function. Headaches. Migraines. Loss of brain function. Etc, etc.

[punchr]

damn, good answer

also ****s with your hormones i think, atleast something like that with james toney, his pituitary is shrunken or some sht

another is depression(which again is from ***ed hormones more than likely)

Nah that was from abusing steroids.

Using a lot of roids lowers your T.

[Resilient]

Nah that was from abusing steroids.

Using a lot of roids lowers your T.

Only temporarily.