NEUROCHEMICAL IMBALANCE/FIBROMYALGIA

January 27, 2010

NEUROCHEMICAL IMBALANCES/FIBROMYALGIA

January 27, 2010

primary insomnia

so heres a big breakthrough, insomnia related to neurochemical imbalance.

now if you take out the word primary,because it's stated that primary insomnia

accures without a coexisting condition, maybe you could add the words " toxin

induced " instead. and neurochemical imbalance do to less GABA is leaving the

door wide open for what might cause it.

now I do have damage to the nervous system, PNS and CNS. and I can fell what is

happening in both my PNS ans CNS when I am re-exposed to a chemical/toxin and it

does cause insomnia. less GABA means more excitation,anxiety type symptoms. yep!

so you cant sleep plus if your sinuses are like mine you well continue to get

more irritating effects.

and this does happen when you have chemical sensitivity and there is something

in your space thats aggervating it. this is when something is at a very low dose

to where you might have a hard time figureing out what it is or finding the

sorce. low enough that it didn't cause a coughing attack in your lungs but you

just keep felling worse and worse

the longer it's in your space.

lance/

what is GABA

What is GABA?

GABA, or gamma-aminobutyric acid, is the most abundant inhibitory

neurotransmitter in the brain. While GABA is an amino acid, it is classified as

a neurotransmitter and helps induce relaxation and sleep. It balances the brain

by inhibiting over-excitation. GABA contributes to motor control, vision, and

many other cortical functions. Anxiety is also regulated by GABA. Some drugs

that increase the level of GABA in the brain are used to treat epilepsy and to

calm the trembling of people suffering from Huntington's disease.

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