Brain Calm / GABA

[Guest guest]

has anyone had any success with Brain Calm?

Can this help with night swaets??

GABA is concentrated in the hypothalamus region of the brain and is known

to play a role in the overall functioning of the pituitary gland – which

regulates growth hormone synthesis, sleep cycles, and body temperature.

[Guest guest]

I never heard if this but I don't look for supplements for this. Night sweats

are a few things that can be wrong with you. One big one if your on TRT is high

Estradiol levels if they are to high you will get spikes in your levels at night

when you sleeping. I would wake up feeling like I can't breathe sweating like a

pig with feelings of Panic. I suffered with this for yrs. until I tested my

Estradiol levels and got them down. I also found my problems I had went away

doing this. I had BPH, Fog, loss of Libido and ED problems, Rash's on the

back of my lower legs and under my arms on the side of my chest. All gone

getting Estradiol levels down.

Then the other one is Adrenals low Cortisol when your sleeping and your levels

are very low your sugar drops waking you up with your bed wet from sweat.

Here is a cut and paste from this link.

http://livingnetwork.co.za/hormones/adrenal-fatigue/

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Adrenal insufficiency is linked to insomnia in two ways.

1)If your cortisol drops too low during the night your blood sugar drops too.

Your body compensate by releasing adrenaline as an emergency measure to mobilize

more sugar. This has the effect of waking you in an instant. This can be reduced

by eating high protein snack before retiring e.g. sardines, nuts of high quality

protein shake.

2)In early stages of adrenal fatigue cortisol levels tend to rise and if they

are high at midnight they can energise you and keep you awake. Phosphorylated

serine can be used to lower cortisol at these times due to its ACTH dampening

effect.

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And your Thyroid

http://livingnetwork.co.za/hormones/thyroid-problems/

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Phil

> From: gviceman77@... <gviceman77@...>

> Subject: Brain Calm / GABA

>

> Date: Monday, June 28, 2010, 8:47 PM

> has anyone had any success with Brain

> Calm?

>

> Can this help with night swaets??

>

> GABA is concentrated in the hypothalamus region of the

> brain and is known 

> to play a role in the overall functioning of the pituitary

> gland – which 

> regulates growth hormone synthesis, sleep cycles, and

> body  temperature.

>

>

>