What are neurotransmitters?
A way of improving brain and body health is through the treatment of the chemical system in your brain comprised of neurotransmitters. If this chemical system ever experiences a disruption in your life, it can create imbalances within the brain-body connection and through any number of the systems of the body.
Why? These transmitters are important in stabilizing energy, metabolism, mood, sleep, concentration, and overall brain health and function. Meaning that if they get disrupted in any way, your body may start to experience dysfunction.
Sample Neurotransmitter test:
Our process
We begin by evaluating the electrical activity through our qEEG Brain Map. This evaluation is very important to brain-body health, but in some instances, we place additional emphasis on Neurotransmitter testing to identify any imbalance in these communicators in your brain.
After transmitter testing is performed and imbalances are recognized, Unique Mind Care doctors will design various natural support protocols using amino acids that will stimulate the re-balancing of these vital chemical messengers.
Over the years our Doctors have become experts in interpreting the complex issues associated with testing and normalizing neurotransmitters without medication or any adverse side effects and can design various natural support protocols using amino acids that will stimulate the re-balancing of these vital chemical messengers in your brain.
How can I tell if this is me?
The following patient symptoms may indicate neurotransmitter imbalances:
- Fatigue
- Anxiousness
- Depression
- Low mood and irritability
- Sleep difficulties
- Changes in appetite and sudden weight loss/gain
- Adrenal depletion
- Poor mental performance, including issues with memory,
- Attention issues and inability to concentrate
- Inability to enjoy favorite activities
They may actually mean neurotransmitter imbalances that can be treated and fixed. You don’t have to live with these physical symptoms of imbalanced brain health forever.
Call us today to see if addressing the health of your brain’s neurotransmitters is something that’s right for you.
