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There are four regions of the brain, each having a primary chemical or neurotransmitter that is responsible for specific brain functions. With deficient levels of these chemicals, you may see changes in motivation, mental acuity, and mood. Left untreated or ignored, these can develop into serious medical conditions that will require medical intervention. Contact Dr. Berger if you are experiencing symptoms of brain fog or imbalances in LA.
The primary neurotransmitters are serotonin, dopamine, GABA, and acetylcholine. These chemicals are derived from protein precursors or amino acids that can be obtained from the diet and natural supplements. This combination—supplements and diet—in concert with hormone replacement therapy can reduce inflammation, restore and improve brain functions, repair nerve cells and prevent future damage.
Here is a list of the neurotransmitters, their functions, and some characteristics of each.
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At Rejuvalife Vitality Institute in LA, Dr. Berger uses a brain balance assessment to determine your brain chemistry, as well as any deficiencies in the level of neurotransmitters. He can then customize a therapeutic plan to help you regain your brain balance.
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