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I’m in uber-luxurious umami heaven with the finest of Japanese crystal filled with wine and sake, paired with a heady dinner. Seiji Yamamoto, the brilliant chef-owner, calls it “plating the prodigality of nature.” For the first time my palate is kissed by the velvety, uniquely different sperm sack of the deadly fugu fish.
I was warned that Paris may be the City of Lights but when it comes to vegan or vegetarian living, it’s certainly not. But I plodded on, undaunted. And voila! After two years of systematic eating and research I wrote A Vegetarian in Paris, published by The Times Group Books in 2012. I found a surprisingly large number of vegetarian-friendly restaurants and even a vegan bed-and-breakfast. Here’s my region-wise guide to being vegetarian in France.
Importance Animal models suggest that reduced cerebral blood flow (CBF) is one of the most enduring physiological deficits following concussion. Despite this, longitudinal studies documenting serial changes in regional CBF following human concussion have yet to be performed. Objective To longitudinally assess the recovery of CBF in a carefully selected sample of collegiate athletes and compare time course of CBF recovery with that of cognitive and behavioral symptoms.
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