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Anxiety

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Neuro-Lyme can inflame the neuro-transmitters throughout the central

nervous sytem.

_GABA_

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GABA (which stands for Gama Amino Butyric Acid) is the Body's Natural

muscle relaxant, tranquilizer, and nerve calmer. As Melatonin is the body's

natural sleeping agent. GABA is the body's natural stress reliever and muscle

relaxant.

Scientific research shows that GABA inhibits the cells (in the limbic

system) from firing, diminishing the rapid messages reaching the frontal

cortex. This controlled neuro transmission allows the cortex to communicate

with

the limbic system and the rest of the brain in an orderly manner.

GABA is an essential inhibitor in the central nervous sytem that aids

control of pain and anxiety.

GABA has also been successfully used as an anticonvulsant in cases of

epilepsy, as well as for hypertension and attention deficit disorder. GABA has

been sucessfully used to aid those with neuro muscular conditions such as

fibromyalgia and M.S. I take the maximum dose of 1500 mg three times each

day and on really bad days I take a fourrth dose. GABA allowed me to go off

of Lyrica without any withdrawl symptoms. Never take GABA with milk

products.

 

 

 

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