The brain is nearly 80 percent water. Of the solid component, it consists of approximately half fat and half protein. Like the body, the brain tries to stay in balance. It functions through a series of electrical and chemical energy flows along pathways. While glutamate excites or activates the neuron, an opposing neurotransmitter, GABA, can inhibit or turn off the neuron—preventing it from sending signals down the axon and controlling the release of neurotransmitters that bind to receptors on the dendrites of adjacent neurons.

Understanding the balance of neurotransmitters is essential for achieving brain health, which is a prerequisite for promoting overall health and avoiding illness. If neurotransmitter pathways are not well understood, efforts to achieve specific goals can unintentionally create imbalances—problems that could be avoided through better science and solutions.

The Brain Health AM state—Awake and Active—requires dopamine, norepinephrine, acetylcholine, and adequate energy to function optimally. This state follows the sympathetic nervous system, or “fight or flight” response, during the daytime, utilizing energy for the brain to perform its daily functions.

Apply Cream Back of Neck in the morning or awake day

Science based: See MedBalance-Publishing.co

Color: Brown

Size 6 oz Clear Jar

All Health Products General Guidelines

All Natural Ingredients

Body and Brain Science Based (See MedBalance-Publishing.com)

Apply Creams generously for best results

Individual reactions to oily or grittiness “feeling” can be neutralized by applying Creams and then Use Body Soaps for cleaner feeling.

Use Hair and Face products as suggested but avoid soap on face to avoid dryness