Excitatory neurotransmitters generally increase the flow of information by causing more neurons to fire; they are like the “gas pedal” that keeps us engaged and focused. Since every neurotransmitter works within a system, it is the balance between the inhibitory and excitatory neurotransmitters that is important in regards to how your body functions. Read more…
The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is responsible for about 20-25% of the detoxification burden and periodic detoxification can be a great way not only to rid the body of toxins, but also improve GI health. Read more…
Adrenal fatigue is one of the most common considerations for anyone experiencing chronic fatigue, lethargy and/or chronic illness. The term “detoxification” is typical used to describe the bodily processes that help us process and eliminate toxins from our body. If a person is in the latter stages of adrenal fatigue, they are already in a very compromised state with little to no reserve left for additional stressors. Read More…
Neurotransmitter Restoration Therapy – or Amino Acid Therapy – involves providing the body the nutrients it needs to restore optimal neurotransmitter function. Once neurotransmitter function is restored, any symptoms relating to neurotransmitter imbalance – including such things as depression, anxiety and difficulty sleeping are relieved. Read more…
Symptoms often drive our behavior. Many times it is not our illness or disorder that drives us to change or seek help, but the symptoms that we experience that motivate us to change.
Frequently “symptoms” are a healthy response to excessive stresses. Although not essentially pleasant, they are your body cleaning house. Symptoms may also be a sign that you have not been functioning well and can no longer adapt to the stresses upon you. We look at symptoms as the body’s early warning system that something is going on somewhere that needs attention. Read more…
Give the gift of health!
