Ever wondered about the connection between genetic mutations, nutrient deficiencies and brain function? In this third episode in a series of four, Doc J discusses the genetic mutations, nutrient deficiencies and dietary considerations that can compound to decrease focus, cause mood swings, provoke anxiety, induce fatigue, promote lethargy and lead to depression.

What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode:


• How genetic mutations affect brain chemistry
• Why everyone needs a quality multivitamin for their brain
• How processed foods break your brain
• Why genetic testing should be done before taking medications

Resources From This Episode:
Neurotransmitter Pathways Diagram
Genomind – Brain Chemistry Specific Genetic Testing
23 and Me – General Genetic Testing – Includes Methylation and Detoxification Mutation Profiles
Genetic Genie – Provides Conversion of Methylation and Detoxification Mutation Profiles for 23 and Me testing
NutraHacker – Provides Methylation, Detoxification Mutation Profiles and Depression Report from 23 and Me Results
Labrix – Saliva Cortisol Testing and Neurotransmitter Testing

Enjoy The Show? Never Miss An Episode
• Subscribe, Rate and Review the show in iTunes
• Subscribe via Stitcher or RSS feed
• Send us feedback via Email
• Leave a comment below

Losing yourself in life, pushing yourself too hard and not taking time to press pause breaks your brain and speeds up aging. Curious about other habits that accelerate your aging? Click Below Now!

Jannine Krause

Get back to your wild, active, vibrant self

Let’s figure out what’s accelerating your aging process…

Related Episodes

Ep 560: Tap Into Your Body’s Repair System Using Stem Cell-Boosting Plant Extracts with Christian Drapeau

Ep 559: Why Health Creation is a Life Long Skill with Mel Hopper Koppelman

Ep 558: Sleuthing Out Mystery Symptoms and Chronic Illness With Jennifer C. Brower

Ep 557: It’s Not Just Hormones: Navigating Midlife, Mood Swings & Mental Clarity with Theresa Lear Levine

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *