Precision Nervous System Support with Epigenetic Neurotransmitter Optimization
Learn how to support your mood, focus, cognition, mental health, and nervous system by understanding understanding your DNA Codes.
Optimize mood, motivation, focus, and energy levels by targeting brain chemistry, with or without medication.
Minimize signs of anxiety, depression, and many other mental health concerns from a holistic perspective.
Learn how to mitigate cellular stress and inflammation that can contribute to many chronic illness conditions, hormonal imbalance, neurological malfunction, and more.
What the heck is a Neurotransmitter?
Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers, made specifically by nerve cells to transmit a message to a another nerve, muscle or gland cell. They help your brain communicate with your body, essentially.
Neurotransmitters are considered either excitatory, inhibitory or modulatory.
Excitatory neurotransmitters are generally considered stimulatory in their effects.
Inhibitory neurotransmitters often creating a calm or relaxing effect.
Modulatory neurotransmitters can affect large numbers of neurons at one time and also communicate with other neurotransmitters, to regulate and balance them.
The DNA Advantage
Currently, there’s not an effective way to check neurotransmitter levels in our brains. Urinary neurotransmitter tests are more likely to measure levels in the gut than in the brain. Take serotonin for example: approximately 90% of serotonin resides in our gut. With only 10% in our brain, we can’t tell which area is depleted when urinary neurotransmitter tests indicate low levels.
This epigenetic panel translates the language of your DNA to help you identify variations in your genetic code that may be interfering with ideal neurotransmitter functioning.
Since your DNA (genotypes) don't change like your other chemistries, you gain foundational understanding into your own brain's tendencies and responses, solutions, and best bets ONLY through functional genomic analysis!
Although we can't measure the levels of these neurotransmitters in your brain, your code will point out places your neurotransmitter function may need specific support.
Matching your current experience with neurotransmitter activity that may not be coded to perform optimally will provide you with specific answers.
We will work together through the results of your panel, with interventions that can help you achieve, maintain neurotransmitter balance, and live a happier life!
