Neurotransmitters🧠 ⚡🧘 Here’s a little breakdown for you… 🧠Acetylcholine think MEMORY Low levels are associated with Alzheimer’s and loss of memory 🏅Dopamine think ADDICTION Dopamine release = reward & return (urge to repeat a behavior) 🏋️‍♀️Epinephrine/Adrenaline think FIGHT OR FLIGHT Kicks in to save your body from a dangerous situation 🧘 GABA think CALM Balanced & elevated levels lead to sensations of CALM 🔥Glutamate think EXCITEMENT Glutamate is an excitatory neurotransmitter helping t

Nutritionist and genetic specialist Anne with Conners Clinic talks about acetylcholine. What is acetylcholine and why is it important? Acetylcholine is the most plentiful neurotransmitter in the human body. It's the neural transmitter that sends signals to our muscles so they can activate and move our bodies. And it's also a neural transmitter that is essential for brain health because of its involvement in thought, learning, and memory. It's so important for our brains that a deficit of Acetylc

When This Brain Chemical Drops, It's Not Just Memory That Suffers When acetylcholine levels drop in the elderly, Dr. Dayan Goodenowe explains that it also takes a toll on their ability to move. | NTD Plus