INGREDIENTS
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poor blood sugar stability
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low zinc
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this process depends upon the activity of zinc
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anti-inflammatory diet: be sure to follow the an anti-inflammatory nutrition plan using real and foods in order to provide the right nutrients to support healthy neurotransmitter function
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sauerkraut
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goat kefir
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coconut water kefir
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beet kvass
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coconut milk yogurt
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pickles
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pickled ginger
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miso
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b complex: b deficiencies can cause low levels of gaba. i will typically recommend a full b complex supplement
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taurine: this is an amino acid precursor to gaba and has a similar structure but is smaller. in the brain
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normal dosage: - 1x daily advanced dosage: 2 scoop - 2-3x daily
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normal dosage: take cap - 2 times daily
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advanced dosage: take caps - times daily
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galland l. the gut microbiome and the brain. journal of medicinal food. 2014;17:1261-1272
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is your brain making enough gaba
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gaba's activity in the brain
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factors involved in reducing gaba levels
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there are some common factors involved in reducing gaba levels. here are the ones to consider
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chronic stress and adrenal fatigue
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ineffective sleep
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gut microbiome dysbiosis
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gad antibodies
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testing
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ada to stress better: follow the 25 lifestyle strategies in this article to help adapt to stress better and heal any form of adrenal fatigue you may be suffering with
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sleep better: it is key
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kimchii
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kombucha
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magnesium: supplemental magnesium helps to raise gaba levels. by far
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evrensel a
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petroff oa. gabaa and glutamate in the human brain. neuroscientist. 2002
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kuriyama k
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powers me
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bremner jd. traumatic stress: effects on the brain. dialogues in clinical neuroscience. 2006;8:445-461
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alekseenko
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winkelman jw
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hill jm
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