GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be

GABA Challenge > PATIENT ONLY

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GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be
  • GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be
  • GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be
  • GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be
  • GABA Challenge PATIENT ONLY - Health As It Ought to Be
GABA Challenge > PATIENT ONLY

GABA Challenge > PATIENT ONLY

$3.95
$3.95 $5.00

Gaba Challenge:

Take 1 Gaba capsule on an empty stomach for 2 consecutive days with a full glass of water. Most patients report that if they have a reaction, they feel relaxed, sleepy, or have a tingling feeling around their mouth and chin.

Please report any reactions to your provider.

Contents: two 500mg capsules of GABA

Part of the Heavy Metal protocol, the GABA Challenge is used to make sure the blood-brain barrier is secure before heavy metal calculation.  This helps ensue that the brain isn't leaky so that metals don't leach into your brain.

 

GABA is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter which is the most potent depressive neuroamine in the brain. It is responsible for regulating many of the depressive and sedative actions that the body requires to enter a state of relaxation. As a supplement GABA is often taken to support mood and a healthy stress response.

Benefits

• SUPPORTS HEALTHY STRESS MANAGEMENT - G.A.B.A. can promote relaxation and support a healthy stress response.
• SUPPORTS HEALTHY SLEEP QUALITY - G.A.B.A helps to support healthy sleep quality.
• MANUFACTURED IN THE USA - Our G.A.B.A supplement is manufactured and tested for safety right here in the U.S.A.

Supplement Facts

 

Side Effects

While GABA is very well tolerated and side effects are rare at normal doses, side effects which have been reported include upset stomach, headache, sleepiness, and muscle fatigue.

Since GABA can cause drowsiness you should not drive or operate heavy machinery after using GABA until you know how it affects you. Ask your physician before using GABA, especially if you are taking any opiates, benzodiazepines, or similar GABAergic prescription drugs.

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