NEED ADVICE.

Due to chronic and deteriorating medical conditions as a result of a Military TBI that dropped my executive functions into the bottom 10%, and being told there was no treatment for the severity of it, I spent 6 months depressed, then spent 6 months researching how the brain works.

I created a brain supplement and rather accidentally discovered a trifecta. Within 5 months of taking it my clinical TBI went away, my IQ shot up 11% to high functional levels, my tinnitus went away, no more migraines, and my vestibular nerve, which had been destroyed and deemed unrecoverable, came back to function and I no longer fall down stairs or am dizzy from turning. And now my joints don't hurt and I feel alive and happy for the first time in 4 years. The VA psych, neurologist, and physical therapist retested me and their jaws hit the floor.

I shared the formula with two of my other friends who had military TBIs, and in a week, their migraines and tinnitus have gone away as well.

.... what do I do now?

UPDATE: All good advice, even the skepticism. I had my IQ tested with Wechsler adult intelligence scale - the neurologist wanted to know "where" the TBI had knocked my brain out and it was in the neural speed realm. I scored a ~115 in neural speed aka executive function. 9 months later we retested and it shot up to 129. In conjunction with the return of balance and loss of headaches and dizziness (Vestibular) that we retested, the docs are telling me my brain got fixed, which is beyond the scope of the injury.

Per the collective advice of the thread, Last night I contacted a patent lawyer. We have a call soon to determine if I can patent the neural mix, the method, or the timing of application, or all three.

Update patent: He said I need to file a provisional patent ASAP

Last night I also got certified to do studies with the IRB. I'll create 3 small 30 to 60 day studies, about 5 people each, who also have TBIs. I'll create a placebo study out of one of them, then use these to verify it isn't a self healing fluke - but this morning the friend called and said their neuroma isn't hurting anymore. (I didn't know they had one and had to Google what it was.)

Will keep you all updated. Thanks again.