Burnt Out, Deficient Brain

Condition
  • Adrenal complications: Adrenal complications contribute to burnout. When adrenals are weak and burnt out, they cannot produce the brain hormone chemicals needed.
  • Vitamin B12 deficiency: B12 is one of the top three brain nutrients. Every nerve cell must have a certain amount of B12. Many people walk around with nerve cells at under 30 percent of their B12 capacity.
  • Caffeine: Caffeine is a brain betrayer pushed by the caffeine industry machine. It triggers adrenaline release that accelerates brain burnout.
  • Charcoal treatments internal use: Charcoal treatments taken internally suffocate the intestinal lining, blocking nutrient absorption that the brain needs.
  • Clay treatments internal use: Clay treatments taken internally suffocate the intestinal lining, blocking nutrient absorption that would support brain functioning.
  • High-fat diet causing insulin resistance: Excess dietary fat thickens the blood and creates insulin resistance, preventing glucose from easily entering brain cells. Fat does not bring nutrients into brain cells; sugar does.
  • Glucose deficiency: Glucose is the actual food source for the brain. The brain runs on glucose. Glucose deficiency starves the brain of its primary fuel.
  • Chronic dehydration: Inadequate hydration prevents blood from properly carrying supplies to the brain. Dehydration impairs brain function.
  • Brain hormone deficiency: Many brain hormones involved in communication and feelings of peace and happiness are originally derived from the adrenal glands. Burnt out, weak adrenals create brain hormone chemical deficiency.
  • MSG deposits: MSG deposits in the brain are one of the deeper issues causing burnout.
  • Neuron injury: Neuron injury is one of the deeper issues causing burnout that should be diagnosed.
  • Neurotransmitter chemical deficiency: Neurotransmitter chemical hormones are meant to be produced inside the brain and can be reproduced to match specific neurons. Missing building blocks prevent these from developing.
  • Nutrients trapped in blood fat: Nutrients can be suspended around blood fat, trapped in the bloodstream and losing their efficacy, eventually being urinated out of the body.
  • Supplies not reaching the brain: Other organs and glands that are in deficit draw from the precious cargo heading up to the brain. Nutrients may not reach the brain even when consumed.
  • Poisons and solvents: Poisons and solvents in the brain are deeper issues that should be diagnosed as causes of burnout.
  • Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) internal use: Sodium bicarbonate taken internally suffocates the intestinal lining, blocking it from absorbing nutrients that would otherwise be delivered to the brain.
  • Sluggish liver blocking B12: The liver stores and converts B12 from outside sources to make it more soluble and usable to brain cells. A stagnant, sluggish liver leads to B12 deficiency.
  • Liver-produced brain hormones: The liver, when functioning optimally, can produce some brain chemical hormones. A stagnant, sluggish liver contributes to brain hormone deficiencies.
  • Toxic heavy metals: Toxic heavy metals are one of the deeper issues causing burnout. Without proper brain nutrients, toxic heavy metals do more damage.
  • Trace mineral salt deficiency: Trace mineral salts are one of the top three nutritional components the brain relies upon. Deficiency weakens electrical transmission between neurons.
  • Viral inflammation: Viral inflammation is one of the deeper issues causing burnout that should be diagnosed.

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