Brain Chemistry, Mood, and Amino Acids – Podcast #57
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In today's functional health podcast, Dr. Justin Marchegiani and Evan Brand begin this podcast by sharing patient stories that deal with blood sugar issues and eliminating sugar cravings as well as patients with autoimmune conditions being treated with dietary work and adrenal work. You can reach out to either of them so they can help you put together an action plan on the next steps to do to improve your health. Discover the differences between conventional medicine and functional medicine and how patients’ symptoms are being addressed and what treatments are being given.
They also get into an in-depth discussion about brain chemicals and neurotransmitters. Dr. Justin effectively demonstrates the process of the action potential and the neuro conductivity that take place. Find out how long a person should use amino acids therapeutically in order not to create any deficiencies as Dr. Justin explains it thoroughly in this interview and he tells us what other nutrients you need to be taking while on this type of treatment.
In this episode, topics include:
1:15 Patient stories
8:15 Deeper look into amino acids, brain chemistry, and mood
17:45 Difference between conventional medicine and functional medicine
19:45 The length of time to use amino acid therapeutically
24:58 Recommend method to get off medication like SSRIs, etc.
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