system
March 11, 2004, 1:06pm
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…or rather, what supplements etc, help with;
Nerves, nervous system, synapses, neural transmition etc…
Muscle relaxation and contraction.
Concentration.
I imagine allmost all nutrition does but what supplements and other foods
are NOTED for these areas?
Aminos, vit B, Zinc etc?
I know magnesium is very important in keeping the nervous system from getting overactive.
B6-muscle relaxation but other benefits
B12-nervous system recovery
system
March 11, 2004, 10:49pm
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what about preventing low blood glucose levels? Insulin control is vital here.
no23
March 12, 2004, 2:51am
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…or rather, what supplements etc, help with;
Nerves, nervous system, synapses, neural transmition etc…
Muscle relaxation and contraction.
Concentration.
I imagine allmost all nutrition does but what supplements and other foods
are NOTED for these areas?
Aminos, vit B, Zinc etc?
On a personal level - I find sleep the biggest ingredient for me.
system
March 13, 2004, 12:15pm
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Thanks for the replies.
I’ll carry on with whey protein as it’s stacked with b6 and b12.
Clemson, I’m wondering if my blood glucose is to high ratehr than low as I eat a lot of rice and bananas, and sometimes chocolate. Or maybe that cuases me blood glucose to dip after an initial increase?
Water and sleep, the best.
Magnesium prevents nervous system from becoming over-active? I assume it does not stop the nervous system firing at high speeds though when needed to etc?
Flash
March 13, 2004, 12:45pm
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I believe magnesium is more of a muscle relaxant than a nervous system calmer.
Kellyb
March 13, 2004, 1:21pm
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By relaxing the body magnesium keeps the nervous system from being constantly stimulated which will help with neural recovery.
I would add lecithin into the nerve transmission food category as well.