Neurotransmitters | Dr Eric Braverman | Edge Effect | Neurotransmitters ADD ADHD | The Edge Effect


	Dr. Eric Braverman, the author of the "The Edge Effect," has answers for you about neurotransmitters, antidepressants, neurotransmitters, depression, and neurotransmitters and serotonin. Dr. Eric Braverman graduated Summa Cum Laude from Brandeis University and graduated with honor's from NYU Medical School. He is one of the foremost experts in Integrative Medicine, and recognizes the brain’s global impact on illness and health. He has published over 100 research papers and abstracts, and is the author of seven books on vitamins, supplements and alternative medicine. In addition to maintaining a private medical practice, Dr. Braverman is Director of the PATH Foundation, a nonprofit research organization established to collect and analyze information concerning the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of all aspects of brain biochemical disorders. Golden Illumination includes Dr. Eric Braverman's Magazine-"35th Year in Medicine" Issue 2010, with each Brain Formula order. Please take the Dr. Eric Braverman Brain Deficiency Quiz below. Here you can learn which brain lobe is deficient and then purchase the brain formula for that deficiency. So extremely important! ~Dr. Braverman's Brain Deficiency Quiz~ The combination of the brain chemicals dopamine, acetylcholine, gaba, and serotonin control how we think, feel, and behave. Deficiencies in any of these chemicals are also the direct cause of many medical problems. Answser True or False to all 4 catagories below. The highest number of True answers from the 4 catagories will be the Brain Lobe that is deficient. The results of this quiz will show deficiencies in one or more of these biochemicals. Resolving deficiencies is the way to begin regaining our health. Results with scores #'s of 1 to 5 is a minor range, 6 to 9 a moderate range, 10 and greater is a major range. Address the moderate and major ranges. #'s of 1 to 5 is a minor range, 6 to 9 a moderate range, 10 a major and a greater range. At parties I can't control my eating. Caffeinated drinks, like coffee, tea, or sodas, put me in a better mood. I am a smoker. I am a very domineering individual. I am eccentric and do things differently than others. I am self-centered. I am very hard on myself. I bloat easily after eating. I crave sugar. I drink more than three alcoholic beverages per week. I eat alone. I eat my lunch while I'm working. I eat only to re-energize my body. I find exercising invigorating. I get easily depressed or blue. I have a temper. I have gained more than 20 pounds since I was 20 years old. I have no energy to exercise. I have trouble getting out of bed in the morning. I know I need to exercise, but I always seem to put it off. I need to have at least one cup of coffee to jump-start me in the morning. I overeat when I am stressed. I sometimes experience total exhaustion without even exerting myself. I tend to be a loner. I'm hard on myself but I'm harder on my friends and family. Acetylcholine Section Cheese is a large part of my diet. I am a person who can't get enough new ideas or experiences. I am detail oriented. I am flirtatious. I can't get enough new drugs or new places. I crave fatty foods. I don't exercise anymore. I eat lots of low calorie foods like fresh fruits and vegetables. I experience mood swings. I find it more comfortable to do things alone rather than in a large group. I have had an eating disorder at some point in my life. I have lost muscle tone. I have tried many alternative remedies. I lack imagination. I like to talk about what's bothering me. I like to try new foods and cuisines. I love yoga and stretching my muscles. I need a lot of love and nurturing. I often feel agitated. I tend to see myself in a desirable light. Losing weight is a priority for me. Lunch or dinner is usually accompanied by at least one glass of wine. Some people say I have my head in the clouds. Sometimes I don't remember what I've eaten at the end of the day. When I eat, I love to experience the aromas and the beauty of food. GABA Section Caffeine has little effect on me. Cooking is one way I take care of my family/loved ones. Dinner is not complete without dessert. I can create strong, lasting bonds with others. I can sense that others want to hurt me. I choose the same things to eat all the time. I crave bitter foods. I don't have specific food cravings. I embarrass easily. I frequently drink too much. I have experimented with drugs. I have fits of rage. I like yoga because it helps me relax. I lose my temper easily. I love to try new things. I need a lot of food to fill me up. I often feel fatigued even when I have had a good night's sleep. I overeat. I share too much personal information about my life with others. I take my time eating my meals. I tend to worry more than I used to. I'm nervous and jumpy. I'm afraid of confrontations and altercations. My thoughts get too confused. When I make a decision, it's permanent. Serotonin Section Eating is one of the main ways that I socialize with others. I am a deep feeling person. I am easily irritated. I am extremely suspicious. I am very artistic. I believe my ideas are superior. I can easily take advantage of others. I can't find meaning in life. I can't relax. I crave carbohydrates. I crave salt. I don't do the activities I used to enjoy. I drain myself giving to others but then fill myself with food. I engage in daring activities such as skydiving, motorcycle riding, etc. I've had thoughts of self-destruction or suicide. I find myself thinking about the same things over and over again. I have less energy to exercise. I have many frivolous relationships. I just like to "eat, drink, and be merry." I need an alcoholic drink in order to get a good night's sleep. I need to eat right before going to bed. I rarely stick to a plan or agenda. I usually grab a quick meal on the run. I'm never very hungry, although sometimes I find myself eating more than I should. I'm not as strong as I used to be. Results: Scores with #'s of 1 to 5 is a minor range, 6 to 9 a moderate, 10 and greater is a major range. 1. Total “T” Responses: Dopamine Deficiency _____ 2. Total “T” Responses: Acetylcholine Deficiency _____ 3. Total “T” Responses: GABA Deficiency _____ 4. Total “T” Responses: Serotonin Deficiency ______ SCORING: Add up the True Answers in the 4 catagories Then circle the highest number of the 4 catagories this is your most deficient nature and is the one which is most likely to lead to illness. Often, you burn out your edge just by being yourself. For example, if you are GABA deficient it is likely that you are a dopamine nature, these types often push themselves too hard at work and burn out their edge. Any category with between 3 and 5 true statements is considered a minor deficiency. Any category with between 6 and 8 true statements is considered a moderate deficiency. The Catagory with the highest score is your Deficient Nature. Purchase the formula which is for that lobe...either Dopamine, Acetylcholine, GABA or Serotonin. Your age in years differs from the physiological age, and the age of your brain. This is really a way of saying that what is really important for overall health is first and foremost brain health and fitness. Dr. Braverman’s emphasis on the health of the brain was a wake up call for me. We don’t normally think about it, but your body cannot function optimally if the master controller, your brain is not functioning properly. The cornerstone of brain health is the balance of your neurotransmitters, which are the chemicals that allow your brain’s processing operations to be carried out. A neurotransmitter is a chemical that is involved in processing signals between neurons and other cells. The four primary neurotransmitters involved in maintaining a balanced brain are: Dopamine Acetylcholine GABA – Gamma-aminobutyric acid Serotonin Each of your neurotransmitters is essential to proper brain health and when any one of them is deficient or out of balance with the others, problems result which can ultimately affect all body systems, leading to very serious, and even life threatening health conditions. Your brain age is dependant on the right neurotransmitter balance, and when problems in this area are identified soon enough, it becomes possible in many cases for you to treat these imbalances with diet and over the counter supplements rather than drugs. *Golden Illumination is so pleased to offer Dr. Braverman's Brain Deficiency Quiz. We recommend all of our customers to take this test before purchasing the Brain Formulas. ~View Brain Quiz above~*

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