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What Is Cranial Guard?

The Cranial Guard is lightweight, breathable headgear designed to look like a regular cap — but it works like modern armor. It’s built to:

Reduce impact force

Deflect rotational motion

Prevent mild to moderate head injuries

Stay comfortable & stylish

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🔬 Technology That Protects Without the Bulk

What’s inside the Cranial Guard?

✨ HexMesh™ Layering – Distributes impact across a wider area ✨ FlexForm™ Cushioning – Custom fit to your head shape ✨ AirFlow Vents – Keep your head cool ✨ UltraLight Shell – Strong but feather-light

You get military-level protection — in a cap you actually want to wear.

✅ Who Needs Cranial Guard?

🧑‍⚕️ Seniors or people with fall risk 🧱 Construction workers & laborers 🛹 Skaters, bikers, scooter riders 🏈 Athletes in non-helmeted sports 🏡 Everyday users at home or outdoors

Wherever your head goes — Cranial Guard goes too.

💬 Real Words from Real People

“I’m a cyclist and I used to wear a beanie or nothing. Now I wear the Cranial Guard every time I ride. It’s saved me twice already.” — Marco G.

“My dad’s in his 70s and has fallen twice. He wears the Cranial Guard indoors. It looks like a hat, but it’s saved him from serious injury.” — Jenna R.

🎯 Why You Shouldn’t Wait

🧠 Your brain is fragile 💡 Protection doesn’t have to be heavy or ugly 💵 One accident costs more than a Cranial Guard ✅ You’ll actually wear this every day

Silent aneurysms can cause sudden strokes. 💡 Aneurysm Coiling stops it before it starts — without surgery!

✅ High Success Rate ✅ Shorter Recovery Time ✅ Painless Procedure ✅ No Surgery Needed

After traumatic brain injury, it is not uncommon for victims to seem distant, or unable to express emotions. This is a symptom of TBI known as “flat affect.”

The word “affect” in this context is used to describe a person’s expressiveness through facial expression and general demeanor.

Flat affect can be the direct result of damage to certain parts of the frontal lobe, but can also by a psychological response to depression, another common TBI side effect. If flat affect is physical in nature, it can reduce naturally over time as the brain rewires itself to take over the functions of damaged brain tissue. If flat affect is the result of depression, counseling and medication can be used to treat it. Unfortunately, however, some cases of flat affect from TBI are permanent.

http://www.tortslaw.com/what-is-flat-affect/