The
primary purposes of suggesting a Neu•Becalm’d/Neu•Relieve combination
is during the process of tapering from excessive or prolonged use
of prescription pain pills (opiates like codeine, oxycodone and
its many derivatives (e.g. OxyContin), Vicodin, Demerol, Fentanyl,
Dilaudid, etc.) or during withdrawal from the use of opiate drugs
such as heroin or methadone.
The
primary neurotransmitter system that is affected by these opiate
derivative drugs is one known as methionine enkephalin (or metenkephalin).
This system consists of a chain of amino acids that combine to aid
the brain in interpreting pain, providing internal calm and a positive
self-concept.
When
this met-enkephalin system is at adequate levels, we feel “complete”
and are more able to suppress physical, as well as emotional, pain.
When this transmitter is in short supply, everything “hurts,” –
physically, mentally and emotionally. We feel extremely inadequate,
insecure and often fearful. Every move elicits pain.
This
natural, neuropeptide system is a short chain of amino acids: 1
molecule of L-tyrosine, 2 molecules of L-glycine, 1 molecule of
Lphenylalanine and 1 molecule of methionine.
When
we combine Neu•Becalm’d with Neu•Relieve we are providing the amino
acids that make up this met-enkephalin system.
From
Neu•Relieve we get L-tyrosine and Lglycine. From Neu•Becalm’d we
get Lphenylalanine, which also produces L-tyrosine.
In
most American diets, methionine is in adequate supply. These two
NeuroGenesis supplements also contain the vitamin and mineral enzymes
that are needed to assure adequate absorption.
In
addition, the presence of D-phenylalanine in both Neu•Becalm’d and
Neu•Relieve actually stops the break down of the enkephalin molecule.
By keeping the enkephalin molecule active longer, the body is able
to benefit from the pain relieving neurotransmitter for a longer
period of time. When this is combined with the increased levels
of amino acids, this Neu•Becalm’d/Neu•Relieve combo will help increase
the overall levels of the metenkephalin system that have been effected
by the opiate drugs mentioned earlier. This gives the body and brain
much needed support during the tapering process.
At
this time, we recommend taking a total of six capsules per day:
two Neu•Becalm’d and one Neu•Relieve in the morning and two Neu•Relieve
and one Neu•Becalm’d in the early afternoon (about 30 minutes before
your evening meal). This combination will help begin the repair
and rebuilding of the natural neurotransmitters that have been depleted
by the use of the opiate drugs and also by ongoing stress.
As
you taper, be sure to put 2-3 hours between any NeuroGenesis supplement
and a prescription medication.
These
two supplements synergistically combine for added support to augment
the process of regaining good health.
Neu•Relieve
Formula
Enhancement
NeuroGenesis
has increased the amino acid L-Glutamine to 125 mg per capsule;
this results in 750 mg per day when taking the suggested six (6)
capsules.
This
change will further enhance the efficacy of an already successful
product.
Neu•Relieve
has become one of our most successful products. Originally intended
to be used during the tapering process and to assist with withdrawal
from benzodiazepine usage, we soon began to realize it was beneficial
in more areas than we had imagined.
We
discovered those who were suffering with panic attacks and those
tapering from marijuana usage also benefited greatly with this product.
Another
area of discovery is that Neu•Relieve and Neu•Becalm'd taken together
are very effective to use during the tapering of opiate derivative
pain medications such as Codeine, Oxycodone, morphine, Demerol,
etc.
Because
GABA deficiencies or depletions can result in such high anxiety
or panic, most Alternative Physicians recommend 500 to1000 mg of
L-Glutamine per day to reinforce the building of GABA.
L-Glutamine
One
of the ingredients in our products is an amino acid called L-Glutamine.
L-Glutamine is the precursor for GABA (Gamma Amino Butyric Acid).
GABA is the major calming neurotransmitter in our brain. Without
an adequate supply of this neurotransmitter, we become extremely
anxious, our thoughts fly from one thing to another, we are edgy,
and have problems “turning off” our brain to fall asleep or concentrate
on one thing at a time. We may become lethargic and lack enthusiasm
for things we once enjoyed. GABA is also the network of neurons
and receptors that are negatively affected by benzodiazepine use
and those experiencing panic attacks. GABA is dramatically depleted
in those who are taking a benzodiazepine.
L-Glutamine
begins the rebuilding process necessary for eventual normalization
of GABA activity. It is responsible for reducing the impact and
effect of adrenalin and basically keeping us calm.
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