Page Title

NEURO-LOGIC,  A LOGICAL SOLUTION

NEURO-LOGIC combines the correct combination necessary to facilitate gradual brain restoration or can be taken for prevention. This formula is a safe natural alternative for children in comparison to the drug approach, if such conditions demand. As we all know, there is no magic bullet but there is help and without the side effects of drugs.

The thing we miss the most as we age is our ability to function in the same capacity as we did when younger, our responses just appear slower, and it all begins within the grey matter that separates our ears, yes our amazing brain! The most recent clinical research has focused on the brains function regarding mood, memory and cognition. It has been discovered that by facilitating the youthful transport of essential nutrients into the cell's mitochondria, our brain is then able to convert these nutrients into energy for restoration. A part of the pathology of the brain’s aging is an increase in the levels of iron with a parallel decrease in vitamin C in the tissue. This leads to increased levels of free radicals in the brain cells and subsequently causes neuronal dysfunction and death.

The latest supplemental discoveries prove that our brains can be jump started, using the example of paddles helping those with heart attacks, but of course not that extreme. Our brains are fragile and restoration should be gradual, it may have taken many years to decline due to a lack of key nutrients entering the brain, so a quick response is not advisable, with the exception of mental illness.

Around the world, experts increasingly believe that the roots of many psychiatric illnesses and mental health problems in general will be found in brain dysfunction. Psychiatry already has an active brain imaging program. Investigators are examining children with ADHD (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder) and adults with bipolar disorder and depression, along with a variety of other psychiatric conditions and types of cognitive impairments. Conditions such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, ALS, (Lou Gerig's disease), MS (multiple sclerosis), MD, (muscular dystrophy) all these inhibit cell function and hinder the brain to respond.

Brain energy metabolism is very important to normal brain function, and it is no wonder that it has been shown to be reduced in Alzheimer’s and other dementias; the greater the loss of energy, the more severe the dementia.

NEURO-LOGIC acts to improve brain energy metabolism, and therefore improves brain function.

Free radical oxidative stress is now strongly linked to the development of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Evidence is accumulating to demonstrate that individuals with superior antioxidant defenses are at less risk, regardless of genetic susceptibility for this disease. Additionally, a number of studies link sub-optimal B-vitamin status (B6, B12, folic acid) with increased risk of dementia and loss of cognitive function.

Ensuring optimal intake of key nutrients such as vitamins and antioxidants throughout one’s lifetime may be an important wellness strategy to help prevent brain diseases and prevent the decline in our cognitive abilities. Approximately 6-8% of all persons aged 65+ have developed Alzheimer’s disease and the prevalence of this disease is increasing. The current research lends further support to the use of antioxidants and a vitamin enriched daily dietary supplement program to help support the brain function as we age.

NEURO-LOGIC formula combines the following key components:
Alpha Lipoic Acid, L-Glycine, Selenium, Acetyl-L-Carnitine, DMAE, DMG, Procaine HCL, Glutathione reduced, GABA, Phosphatidyl Serine, Zinc Picolinate, Vitamin B-6, Methylcobalamin, Folic Acid. Contains no other fillers or added ingredients, encapsulated in vegetarian capsules. 

ALPHA LIPOIC ACID (ALA):
ALA reduced cataract formation, reduces oxidative stress in the heart muscle while raising levels in the heart and liver,  lowers glucose levels by increasing insulin metabolism and decreases numbness in Diabetics, increases energy levels within the brain cells, can decrease LDL cholesterol and remove protein oxidation for a healthy heart, and inhibits free radicals more effectively than vitamin E,

METHYLCOBALAMIN:
The neurological active form of vitamin B-12 effective in slowing the progression of untreatable diseases and neurological aging; Japan’s scientific literature reveals 334 published studies on methylcobalamin, and should be considered for the treatment of any neurological disease. In patients with MS their cynocobalamin is destroyed, methylcobalamin attempts to reverses this process.

PHOSPHATIDYL SERINE (PS):
Is a phospholipid, the main constituent of the cell membrane.

PS makes the cell membrane more permeable to cell nourishment and enhance cell-to-cell communication of neurotransmitters. PS activates cell-to-cell communication; PS stabilizes the inner environment of the cell; PS helps regulate cell growth; PS improves the functioning of the special receptors found on cells, and it prepares cells for activity.

DIMETHYLAMINOETHANOL (DMAE):
Increased mental focus in children as well as adults; DMAE is a safe alternative to Ritalin;
DMAE helps elevate mood, improves memory, and increases cognitive and learning ability, also physical energy. DMAE has proven to be a safe alternative for such learning and behavior problems as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Hyperkinesias.  Other conditions for which DMAE is useful are chronic fatigue, mild depression and confusion. 

CO ENZYME-Q-10:
Prevents oxidation of the cell membrane and mitochondria within the cell, thereby preserving youthful neurological function, protecting the capillaries from becoming fragile and increases cerebral oxygenation.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC):
ALC is the biologically active form of the amino acid L-Carnitine occurring naturally within the body, vital in the transport of fats into the mitochondria, and assists in the production of acetylcholine, one of the body's key neurotransmitters.  ALC is a highly effective nutritional adjunct in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, and other diseases that affect the central nervous system (CNS) function, such as age-associated memory impairment, depression, Dysthmia, senility, cerebrovascular insufficiency, alcohol-induced cognitive impairment, and Down's syndrome.

DIMETHYLGLYCINE (DMG):
A dietary supplement to support immune system, circulatory, cardiovascular, useful for controlling epileptic seizures, and neurological functions; muscle recovery and endurance. DMG is a nutrient that is found in the cells of both plants and animals. The human body produces DMG in very small amounts. Supplementing the diet with higher levels of DMG greatly improves the nutritional environment of the cell. DMG has been found effective in supporting immune system function and better utilization of oxygen at the cellular level.

GAMMA AMINO BUTYRIC ACID (GABA):
The balance between the limbic system, and in fact, the rest of the brain to communicate in an orderly manner depends critically on inhibition.  GABA inhibits the cells from firing, diminishing the anxiety-related messages from reaching the cortex. GABA, glutamine and glycine are vital for energy and the smooth running of the brain functions.  B6 (pyridoxine) is GABA's most important partner.

PROCAIN HCL: Within the body procaine is hydrolyzed back into its original components: DEAE (a component for the mind) and PABA (a B-vitamin), these vitamins cannot be taken to produce procaine, for procaine protects the molecules until the body breaks them down. DEAE is a building block of two body substances important to the central nervous system: Choline and acetylcholine. Both are parts of the body's stress reaction system and important in memory function. DEAE has been proven to produce mental stimulation, mild euphoria and has a definite anti-depressant effect.

1. Chicago Health in Aging Project
The average annual decline in cognitive score was 34% less in those with the highest Vitamin E intake (mean of 299 I.U./day) compared with those in the lowest intake group (6.7 I.U./day.) A weak association was also seen for Vitamin C. (n=6,000 persons aged 62-102 years followed for 3 years.) – Morris, M.C., et al, 2000.

2.     Rotterdam Study
Those who did not develop Alzheimer’s disease or vascular dementia consumed higher amounts of foods (especially vegetables) containing Vitamin E, Beta-carotene and Vitamin C. (n=5,395 persons aged 55 years and older followed for 6 years.) – Engelhart, M..J., et al, 2000

3.     Vitamin E inhibits Abeta - associated free radical oxidative stress in the cortical synaptosomal membranes and hippocampal neuronal cells in culture. “Taken together with the recent report that Vitamin E slows the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, this review strongly supports a central role of Abeta-associated free radical oxidative stress in neurotoxicity in Alzheimers’ disease brain.” – Butterfield, D.A., et al, 1999.

4.     Alzheimer’s Disease Co-operative Study
Alzheimer’s patients with moderately advanced disease were treated with 2,000 I.U. Vitamin E/day. The results indicated that Vitamin E slows functional deterioration leading to nursing home placement and retards the progression of the disease. – Grundman, M., 2000.