Circulatory System

Nervous System Symptom Guide

  • Headaches or migraines
  • Dizziness, vertigo, or loss of balance
  • Fainting or near‑fainting (syncope), lightheaded on standing
  • Seizures, convulsions, blackouts, or staring spells
  • Tremor, muscle jerks, or involuntary movements (tics)
  • Muscle weakness or paralysis (face, arm, or leg)
  • Muscle stiffness, spasms, cramps, or persistent twitches
  • Numbness, tingling, pins‑and‑needles, or electric‑shock sensations
  • Burning, shooting, or stabbing nerve pain (neuropathic pain, sciatica)
  • Loss of sensation to touch, temperature, or vibration
  • Unsteady gait, clumsiness, frequent falls, or poor coordination
  • Difficulty with fine motor tasks; dropping things
  • Slurred speech, word‑finding trouble, or trouble understanding speech
  • Swallowing difficulty, choking, or drooling
  • Facial droop or eyelid droop (ptosis)
  • Vision changes: blurred/double vision, sudden vision loss, visual aura, light sensitivity
  • Hearing changes: hearing loss, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), sound sensitivity
  • Loss or change in smell or taste
  • Memory loss, brain fog, slow thinking, poor concentration, or confusion
  • Mood/behavior changes (irritability, anxiety, depression, apathy)
  • Sleep problems: insomnia, excessive daytime sleepiness, vivid dreams, acting out dreams; restless legs
  • Autonomic issues: fast/slow heart rate, palpitations, blood‑pressure swings
  • Feeling worse on standing (orthostatic intolerance/POTS‑like symptoms)
  • Temperature regulation problems; too much or too little sweating
  • Digestive motility changes (nausea, constipation/diarrhea, early fullness)
  • Bladder problems (urgency, incontinence, or urinary retention)
  • Sexual dysfunction (erectile dysfunction, reduced arousal)
  • Peripheral neuropathy pattern: numb or burning feet/hands (“glove/stocking”)
  • Severe head, neck, or back pain with nerve symptoms
  • Hypersensitivity to light, sound, or touch (allodynia)

Emergency signs: sudden one‑sided weakness or facial droop, trouble speaking or understanding, sudden vision loss, new seizure, or “thunderclap” headache — seek urgent medical care.

Key Nutrients for Nervous System Health

All nutrients below are covered by our products across the board.

  • Magnesium (glycinate/threonate) – calms neuronal firing, eases tension, supports sleep
  • Omega‑3 DHA/EPA – builds brain cell membranes, reduces neuroinflammation
  • Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin) – myelin integrity, nerve repair, neuronal energy
  • Vitamin B6 (P‑5‑P) – cofactor for serotonin, GABA, dopamine synthesis
  • Folate (B9) (methylfolate) – methylation for mood, cognition, nerve repair
  • Vitamin B1 (thiamine/benfotiamine) – nerve conduction and brain glucose use
  • Choline / Phosphatidylcholine – acetylcholine precursor for memory & focus
  • Phosphatidylserine – neuronal membrane signaling, stress resilience
  • Vitamin D3 – neuro‑immune balance, mood and nerve health
  • Vitamin E – protects nerve membranes from oxidative damage
  • Vitamin C – antioxidant for brain tissue; supports catecholamine synthesis
  • Zinc – neurotransmitter metabolism & synaptic plasticity
  • Copper – myelin and neurotransmitter enzyme activity (balanced with zinc)
  • Iodine – thyroid‑brain axis; supports myelination and cognitive energy
  • Iron – oxygen delivery to brain; low iron = fatigue, brain fog
  • Selenium – supports glutathione antioxidant systems that protect neurons
  • CoQ10 – mitochondrial energy for brain and nerves
  • Alpha‑Lipoic Acid – nerve antioxidant; helps neuropathy symptoms
  • Acetyl‑L‑Carnitine – mitochondrial fuel for cognition and nerve regeneration
  • Taurine – stabilizes neuronal calcium flow; calming, neuroprotective
  • Inositol – supports serotonin signaling and healthy stress response

Nervous System Product Function Guide

  • IRIE – primary nervous‑system support for anxiety, sleep quality, and autonomic calm; encourages GABA/serotonin balance and deep recovery.
  • FENNEH – advanced pain & nerve relief; targets neuropathic discomfort and neuro‑inflammation so the system can reset.
  • JAMMIN – adrenal–brain axis support; lifts clean energy, focus, and stress tolerance without harsh stimulants.
  • FYAH – systemic anti‑inflammatory that reduces neuro‑inflammation affecting mood, focus, and nerve sensitivity.
  • KISSMINECK – gut–brain axis cleanser; reduces endotoxin load that drives brain fog, anxiety, and nerve irritation.
  • I‑TAL GREEN – blood‑building micronutrients (chlorophyll, iron, magnesium) for oxygenation and nerve nutrition.
  • YAI – micro‑circulatory + optic‑nerve support; antioxidants for visual pathways and neural tissue.
  • PNEUMA – frees breath and oxygen exchange; better O2 to the brain improves clarity and calm.
  • Sea Moss Gel – foundational electrolytes (iodine, magnesium, potassium) for nerve signaling and myelin support.
  • H3O2 CHLORA – clean hydration + chlorophyll for cognitive energy and gentle detox.

Ordered by direct impact on the nervous system (from most direct to supportive). All are relevant; choose based on your top symptoms.

Common Root Causes of Nervous System Imbalance

  • Micronutrient deficiencies – low magnesium, B‑vitamins (B1/B6/B12/folate), omega‑3s, choline, iron, iodine, zinc/selenium
  • Chronic stress & sleep debt – elevated cortisol, poor REM/deep sleep, autonomic overdrive
  • Blood‑sugar instability – spikes/crashes irritating nerves and triggering anxiety or brain fog
  • Systemic inflammation & autoimmunity – neuro‑inflammation, myelin stress, pain sensitization
  • Gut dysbiosis & toxin load – endotoxins, food sensitivities, or poor digestion affecting the gut–brain axis
  • Environmental toxins – heavy metals, mold, solvents, microplastics impacting neuronal function
  • Hormone/thyroid imbalance – low thyroid or sex‑hormone shifts altering mood, energy, and nerve repair
  • Hypoxia & breathing issues – poor oxygenation (e.g., congestion, shallow breathing) reducing cognitive clarity
  • Mechanical factors – nerve compression (neck/back), poor posture, repetitive strain
  • Infections – viral or post‑infectious neuro‑inflammation contributing to neuropathy or dysautonomia
  • Substance/medication effects – alcohol, stimulants, or certain meds disturbing neurotransmitters and sleep
  • Circadian disruption & overstimulation – late screens, blue light, noise overload exhausting the nervous system
  • Past trauma & concussion – unresolved neurological stress patterns and structural injury