Neural Support encompasses therapeutic strategies designed to maintain the structural integrity, signaling efficiency, and metabolic requirements of the nervous system, including the brain and peripheral nerves. This is fundamentally important for coordinating the release and reception of neuroendocrine signals. We aim to optimize neurotransmitter synthesis and receptor function.
Origin
The term is straightforward, combining “Neural,” referring to the nervous apparatus, with “Support,” meaning to bolster or sustain function. In the context of hormonal health, it recognizes the nervous system’s role as the initial processor and effector for many endocrine commands. It speaks to the need for robust neurological infrastructure.
Mechanism
Support mechanisms often involve supplying necessary precursors for neurotransmitter synthesis, such as amino acids for dopamine or serotonin production. Furthermore, ensuring adequate B-vitamin status and optimizing essential fatty acid profiles support neuronal membrane fluidity and signal propagation velocity. Correcting underlying systemic inflammation also acts as a form of crucial neural support by reducing excitotoxicity.
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