Just like adults, kids' nerves need B vitamins and minerals for healthy function. For kids, we always recommend starting with the basics. B vitamins, magnesium, and calcium are oftentimes lacking in the diet. Supplementing highly absorbable forms of these nutrients can make a difference for stress tolerance and calming nerves. Coenzyme B vitamins are in...

Nutrition excels at nourishing the brain and nerves. Along with a healthy diet and exercise, nutritional supplements support cognitive function at every age. Sharpen your memory, improve focus and mood, help stress tolerance, and enhance sleep and relaxation with Wellness Resources brain supplements.*

The problems that result in cellulite are multifaceted and reflect underlying difficulties throughout your body that are predictive of a wear and tear trend. Cellulite is experienced by 90% of women and 10% of men, indicating that estrogen-related issues are a key aspect of the problem. Men who develop the problem typically have low androgens (low...

The most fundamental principle of a good mental outlook is having energy. Your brain runs on energy. Superior energy-producing nutrition is your ticket to a brighter outlook. It is a completely safe and natural way to help manage stress and keep your mood positive.*  When we design dietary supplement formulations, one of our key focal points is seeking...

Fibromyalgia essentially means that your muscles hurt too much, you have too much fatigue, you don't sleep well, you run out of gas and start hurting doing what many others consider normal activity, you have very poor stress tolerance, and your nerves feel wound up like a cat on a hot tin roof. Your ability to exercise and get a good response to exercise...

Do you have a hard time waking up in the morning, feel foggy headed, or depend on caffeine to get going? Learn how to energize your adrenals naturally! Your adrenal glands have two primary functions:Adrenals turn on all your light switches to get your body going for the day. Adrenals enable your body to deal with increased demands as your day goes...

D-Limonene, an oil nutrient called a terpene, is an amazing natural compound found in lemon and orange peels. It has potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, offers assistance for a varie

Several years ago, Byron Richards, CCN, reported that Neurontin and Lyrica are a death sentence for new brain synapses. Today there is more evidence to support the adverse effects these drugs have on the nervous system. If you have used one of these drugs or are currently using them, there is even more incentive to protect your nerves and reverse damage.

A new discovery about the need for iron in your brain stem (where pain registers) opens the door for an additional approach to chronic pain that may be of immense benefit to many people who are currently suffering.

Do you have iron deficiency and not know it? Fatigue, weakness, and cold intolerance are common symptoms of low iron. A depletion of iron stores indicates a functional deficiency, which can cause a variety of health problems.

A fascinating new animal study has uncovered a key mechanism that short-circuits energy production by reducing the ability of nerves to function correctly. This study has profound implications for health, as well as the prevention of disease and early death.

A decade ago I recognized the extreme importance of leptin to human health. Leptin is the king of hormones which impacts everything else in your body. My first book on the subject in 2002, Mastering Leptin, was the first translation of highly complex science into readable English for the general public – specifically addressing how to eat to be in harmony...

Mst3b, an Ste20-like kinase, regulates axon regeneration in mature CNS and PNS pathways

Altered chloride homeostasis removes synaptic inhibitory constraint of the stress axis

Cellular Basis of Itch Sensation

Mechanisms of ischemic neuroprotection by acetyl-L-carnitine.

Neuroprotective features of carnosine in oxidative driven diseases.

Docosahexaenoic acid and synaptic protection in Alzheimer's disease mice.