Brain

The Modern Stress Epidemic In our fast-paced world, chronic stress can keep our internal alarm system stuck in the "on" position. This state doesn't just feel bad—it can physically reshape the brain, leading to a persistent cycle of anxiety. To break this cycle, we must understand the master conductors of our stress response: the hormone cortisol and a complex system called the HPA axis. We will also explore the potential role of a protein known as Fibroblast Growth Factor-2

Beyond the Band-Aid: Resolving Trauma at the Cellular Level with Laminine and FGF-2 Trauma—whether from a single shocking event,...

If you're feeling constantly wired yet tired, overwhelmed, and running on fumes, you're not alone. You've probably tried it all:...

Finding Your Rhythm: How Technology Synchronizes Your Body to Health Finding Your Rhythm: How Technology Synchronizes Your Body to Health...

Unlocking the 7,000+ Nerve Endings in Your Feet Beneath the surface of your skin lies one of your body's most powerful maps to health:...

At the heart of optimal health is seamless communication. Your brain and body are in a constant, rhythmic conversation, using electrical...

What if you could actually rejuvenate your brain and nervous system? Not just protect it from further decline, but actively encourage it...