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Boyd Stone May 31, 2001 05:43 PM

Which herbs are best for nerves....
 
Hi!

Are there herbs that are said to make nerve transmission work better or faster? You know, they're supposed to make the sparks jump from one thingy to the next thingy faster or stronger?

Thanks in advance for any replies....... I'll return the favor.

Best,

- Boyd

Dennis Anglin May 31, 2001 09:10 PM

Calcium Gluconate?
 
I did a search for "Herbs for nerve transmission" on google.com and found quite a bit of info on it.

I clicked the first one I found and it talks a little about Calcium Gluconate. Go to google.com and you will find tons of info there.

Good luck and happy nerve transmitting.

Dennis


Click here to read about Calcium Gluconate

Dennis Anglin May 31, 2001 09:24 PM

Also... Magnesium and Potassium (DNO) (DNO)
 

Gordon Alexander June 1, 2001 08:29 AM

It is a state of mind...
 
I'll pull the research out when I have a chance.

Fastest way to speed neural transmission?

Alkaline not acid body state. And be HAPPY.

Without getting into the science, it is "sodium in-potassium out"...the electrical impulse triggered by the neuron.

As for foods, try Hot Chili Peppers. Seriously.

Protein for mental activity, carbs for "down" times.

It has been shown that when we are happy, and releasing more endorphins, that certain transmission is faster.

What specific brain activity is involved?
Or What nerves?

Gordon Alexander

Joe Makowski June 1, 2001 10:18 AM

Re: Which herbs are best for nerves....
 
> Hi!

> Are there herbs that are said to make nerve
> transmission work better or faster? You
> know, they're supposed to make the sparks
> jump from one thingy to the next thingy
> faster or stronger?

> Thanks in advance for any replies.......
> I'll return the favor.

> Best,

> - Boyd

One of the side benefits of the zone diet is that is duplicates the action of prozac without the
side effects...i think its www.barrysears.com,
but not sure.

I'm on atkins and i swear my brain is working
better...so, look into low carb, low glycemic index diets...

the makowski theory...ketosis is a natural byproduct of our hunter days...no food? the
body shuts off the hunger and sharpens the senses
and gives you energy to go out, find and catch the
deer...or in our case, client!!

Boyd Stone June 2, 2001 07:50 AM

Thanks everybody, this is quite interesting [DNO]
 
dno dno dno dno dno ndo dno dno dno dndo dnodnd dondodndondnd dndodndondndo
> One of the side benefits of the zone diet is
> that is duplicates the action of prozac
> without the
> side effects...i think its
> www.barrysears.com ,
> but not sure.

> I'm on atkins and i swear my brain is
> working
> better...so, look into low carb, low
> glycemic index diets...

> the makowski theory...ketosis is a natural
> byproduct of our hunter days...no food? the
> body shuts off the hunger and sharpens the
> senses
> and gives you energy to go out, find and
> catch the
> deer...or in our case, client!!


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