Chemicals
Chemicals are critical as building blocks of the body - nutrients.
When looking at using chemicals (medications) for intervention, we have a number of successes in relatively simple systems where the body isn't producing enough of a single chemical and we enhance/ replace the body's production - example: insulin
When the system becomes more complex, say happiness with 4 hormones interacting, chemical interventions seem to also be more complex to achieve and keep an experience that is desirable.
Happiness
4 Hormones
Endorphans - pituitary
Dopamine - brain
Oxytocin - hypothylmus
Serotonin - brain
Stress
__ hormones produced in __ organs
cortisol -
thyroid -
glucocorticoids -
catecholamines
Chemical Side Effects
May cause Memory Loss
1. Antianxiety drugs
2. Cholesterol drugs
3. Antiseizure drugs
4. Antidepressant drugs
5. Narcotic painkillers
6. Parkinson's drugs
7. Hypertension drugs
8. Sleeping aids
9. Incontinence drugs
10. Antihistamines
Beta Waves
13 to 30 Hz
associated with active, busy or anxious thinking and active concentration
Motor cortex
Dopamine
Cold Exposure
Growth mindset -
Growth Mindset
Focus on the process = Satisfaction & reward from working & doing rather than a reward from completing.
Chemical Side Effects
May cause Memory Loss
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Beta Waves
13 to 30 Hz
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Gama Waves
30+ Hz
Heart Rate Variability
.0033 to .04 hz = Ultra low frequencies = hormone
.06 to .1 hz = Low Frequencies = Sympathetic
.18 to .4 hz = High Frequencies = Parasympathetic
B
Anxiety - Dr. Amen -
Detoxination
Industrial Detoxing in the body
B
Anxiety - Dr. Amen -
Foods reported to
Reduce Anxiety
Fatty Fish
Asparagus
Avacados
Fermented Foods
Eggs
Pumpkin seeds
Dark Chocolate
Chamomile
Behaviors reported to
Reduce Anxiety
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Mental imagery hand warming
Increase Heart Rate Variability
Dealing with issues rather than running from them.
Therapies
Hypnosis
EDMR
ANT Therapy
Neurofeedback
Supplements
Magnesium
GABA
I-theanine
Medications
Benzodiazepines
H
Lower cafine
Chili peppers
Beets
ginco biloba
Hyperbaric O
T
Avoid Loneliness
do more learning
Have long telemers
Social connection
meditation
vitamin c
M
gum disease
floss
turmeric
Ocean Omega 3
?
D
Infectious Disease
Lyme disease
Vitiman D
Probiotics
garlic
Neurohormones
Thyroid often in head injuries
Estregen
Progesteron
A
Diabetic- Obesity
Often weight
eat high quality calaries
eat right amount
eat clean protein
focus on good oils
good carbs
good spices
Pepper
cinimun
turmic
S
vitiman D
turmeric
Blueberries
acetylcholine
- Muscles
- Pre Ganglion - Sympathetic & Parasympathetic
- post Ganglion - parasympathetic
Plant mimics
- Nicotine
Epinephrine
Glutamate
- Excitory CNS
Asparate
- Excitory CNS
Dopamine
- Alertness
- Thinking, planning
- feeling pleasure
- Mood
- Motivation
- Memory
Plant support
- Caffeine - enhances effect - may develop tolerance
- Ginger
- Progiotics
- mucuna Pruriens - amino acid levodopa
- Gingko Biloba - reducing oxidative stress
- Turmeric - curcumin
- Oregano Oil - carvacrol
- Magnesium
- Green Tea - L-theanine -
- Vitamin D
- Fish oil ( up as much as 40%)
- Ginseng
- Berberine
Glutamate
Serotonin
- stabalizes mood
- eating & digestion
- sleeping
Plant mimics
- Ginger
Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA)
- Major inhibitory in the brain
Plant mimics
- Gingko biloba
- Dopamine. ...
- Glutamate. ...
- Serotonin. ...
- Norepinephrine. ...
- gamma-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) ...