Focus Attention - Boost Your Brain Power!
Thursday, December 4th, 2008
Our positive qualities suffer when our health is poor. Energy is channeled to the fundamental or lower brain functions when nutrition is impaired. This can result in the functions of the higher brain functions of reasoning, social adjustment and impulse control being diminished.
Poor diet and imbalanced blood sugars especially affect those with ADD, ADHD, prison inmates, and the obese. The common denominator may be compromised brain function.
Focus Attention, available at Herbal Health Center, supports:
*Normal brain stimulation levels
*Brain circulation and neurotransmitters
*Proper brain activity and energy levels.
It contains:
*DMAE: A nutrient present in sardines and anchovies: has shown to improve intelligence, learning, memory, mood. Mechanism: Produces Choline→acetylcholine (neurotransmitter). Antioxidant.
*GINGKO BILOBA: Assists circulation, oxygenation, glucose uptake. Improves memory and learning capacity. Great when taking tests and doing mental work. Antioxidant.
*Grape Seed Extract: Antioxidant power approx. 50x stronger than Vitamin C or E. Protection against toxins and pollutants.
*L’Glutamine: An amino acid. Brain converts it to fuel. Enhances mood, alertness, and clarity, IQ. Detoxifies metabolic wastes which can build and result in confusion, fatigue, poor concentration, and mood swings. Therefore, it has usefullness as a therapy agent for alcoholism, depression, epilepsy, sugar cravings, schizophrenia, and senility.
*Melissa officinalis (lemon balm): Mildly relaxing tonic. Eases symptoms of anxiety, restlessness and irritability. Powerful antioxidant.
*Slippery Elm: Healing, soothing, draws out irritants. Can ease digestive issues that result in allergies, and nutrient deficiencies.
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Some testimonies we have heard:
“I started adding Focus Attention powder to a protein shake for my teenage son in the morning and saw a definite improvement in his school work.”
“All client with an autistic 6 year old started on a full program and both the family and the teacher saw a substantial improvement in one month.”