Nerves & Psyche

Nerves & Psyche
Nerves &
Psyche

Energy for balance

The nervous system controls perception, movement, emotions, and internal regulation. Although it accounts for only a small proportion of the body in relation to its size, it is one of the most energy-intensive systems in the organism. For stimuli to be processed, signals transmitted, and neural networks maintained in a stable state, activation and recovery must be in a balanced ratio.

Numerous processes at the cellular level are necessary for this balance, ranging from signal transmission and the formation of neurotransmitters to adaptation to stress. If cellular regulation is disrupted, this can affect concentration, resilience, and mental well-being. Stable cellular function therefore supports the internal equilibrium of the nerves and the psyche.

What the nerves and the psyche need:

Ubiquinol (Q10)
Ubiquinol supports the energy supply of the nerve cells and protects their mitochondria. It contributes to mental performance, concentration and mental resilience.
B vitamins (incl. niacinamide & vitamin B12)
B vitamins are essential for nerve function, neurotransmitter formation and energy metabolism. They support concentration, the processing of stimuli and mental stability.
Magnesium
Magnesium has a regulating effect on the transmission of stimuli and supports the relaxation of nerves and muscles. It contributes to inner calm and resistance to stress.
Melatonin
Melatonin regulates the day and night rhythm and supports the nightly regeneration of nerves and brain. It contributes to restful sleep and mental recovery.
Glutathione
Glutathione protects nerve cells from oxidative stress and supports their regenerative capacity. It contributes to the stability of neuronal functions.

These products are important:

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