World Stroke Day: stroke is common, disabling, and often preventable - Harvard Medical School

Even a Harvard doctor barely knows anything useful. I hope he responds to my comment because he needs educating.
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/word-stroke-day-stroke-is-common-disabling-and-often-preventable-201310296811#comment-95911
A comment I put in there, we'll see if I get a decent reply.
What would probably make even more sense would be to prevent the neuronal cascade of death in the first week. Less dead and damaged neurons would directly result in better recoveries.  Dr. Michael Tymianski, of the Toronto Western Hospital Research Institute in Canada mentions 1000 failed drugs that worked in rodents but failed in human trials. These probably need to be looked at again since it has now been proven that rodent inflammation is not the same as human inflammation. In my next stroke I have 31 possibilities that I will insist my doctor provide to me. Things like;
 blood pressure cuffs in the ambulance ride

1. Statins.
2. Fish oil.
     either by injection
     or a feeding tube
3.  Leg compressions
4. anti-depressants -  real ones
5. music listening
6. Sensation overload
7. Coffee -
8. CerAxon
9.  Peptide application
10. Action observation
11.  bFGF administered intravenously
12. Viagra -
13.  Training in lucid dreaming.
14.  Eptifibatide
15.  dietary olive leaf extract
16. ebselen - neuroprotective treatment? within 48 hours
17.  diabetes drug linagliptin
18. Etazolate, an α-secretase activator
19.  Glibenclamide - administered intravenously 6, 12, and 24 hours after reperfusion
20.   Paeoniflorin (PF) - PF treatment for 14 days
21.  administration of nontoxic carbon particles
22.  Ibuprofen
23.  Ceria nanoparticles
24.  Head-of-Bed Optimization of Elevation
25.   antibiotic minocycline
26.   neurotransmitter precursor levodopa
27.   Inhalation of nitric oxide
28.  old flu drug amantadine
29.  Melatonin
30.   opiate antagonists
All these have some research already backing them even if they have not been in human clinical trials. Its worth it to my brain to take some chances to save my neurons from dying from glutamate poisoning, excitotoxicity,Capillaries that don't open due to pericytes,  Inflammatory action leaking through the blood brain barrier.