The Latest Science is In and Gut Health is to Blame! Here’s Why.
First things first, this is not medical advice, Neuro Nourish® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Don’t believe anything you read on the internet without doing your own research.
I’m just a desperate father with a ridiculous thirst for knowledge, a determination to do anything I can to help my son Leo, and a genuine desire to share everything I’ve learned over the past few years to give you the shortcut I wished I had when I first got started.
Now let’s jump right in.
Is your child a picky eater who refuses to eat anything except a handful of the same foods?
If so… have you ever seen them:
- Hang upside down or push their stomach into the furniture?
- Go days without pooping or go back and forth between diarrhea and constipation?
- Have trouble falling and staying asleep, often waking up at weird hours of the night?
- Have extreme mood swings, perhaps laughing for no reason or crying out of seemingly nowhere?
- Catch bugs easier and stay sick longer, never seeming 100%?
- Have wild energy swings, one minute bouncing off the walls and the next can’t get off the couch?
- Have trouble paying attention, focusing, and learning new skills?
These can all be signs your child’s gut is unhealthy.
“How can my or my child’s gut be the cause of any of this!?” I can hear you asking skeptically at your screen…
Well, everyone knows the brain’s made up of billions of neurons, but did you know that your gut has over 500 million neurons?
And there are more than 100 trillion microscopic bacteria living in your gut and intestines.
100 TRILLION!
To put that into perspective, you have more bacteria and microorganism cells living in your body than you do human cells.
These trillions of microbes are known as your gut microbiome and they help your body do, well… pretty much everything.
They help your body digest your food and break down complex carbohydrates, fibers and other foods your body can’t digest on it’s own.
They make essential vitamins your body needs like Vitamin K and B vitamins.
They heavily influence your metabolism and affect your weight and energy levels.
They’re solely responsible for making hormones like leptin and ghrelin that tell your body what to eat, when to eat and how much to eat.
They play a crucial role in developing and maintaining your immune system.
They protect your body against pathogenic bacteria by out competing them for resources.
Perhaps most importantly they impact your brain and mental health, controlling your mood, behaviors and cognitive abilities.
This is because they create your bodies neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin which control your motivation, focus, attention, memory, learning, and ability to feel happy.
This complex network of neurons in your gut and intestines that communicate directly with your brain is known as the gut-brain axis, which is why your gut’s been called…
Your “second brain.”
As you can clearly see, your second brain is crucial for maintaining overall health.
It directly impacts nutrient absorption, hormone regulation, neurotransmitter production, appetite control, immune responses, your sleep/wake cycle, and cognitive functions like focus and attention.
It helps your body detox toxins through the liver and aids in DNA synthesis and repair.
Your second brain even contributes heavily to what genes get turned on and off through “epigenetics.”
In fact, your gut microbiome contains about 150 times more genes than your human genome, which highlights the extensive influence of microbial genetics on human health and function.
This bears repeating and clarity because it’s one of the most fascinating discoveries of modern science.
The environment of the cell, determined by nutrition, your gut microbes, toxins, stress levels, social interactions and more… have more of an effect on what genes express themselves, than DNA does.
This means your gut microbes can directly influence what genes get turned on and off in your body.
Pretty wild, right?
Now, a healthy gut has around 1000 – 1500 different species of microbes.
But here’s the thing, not all of these bacteria are beneficial or “good” for your body.
Sometimes the gut can be overgrown with harmful bacteria, like clostridium difficile, funguses like candida albicans, and molds like aspergillus (to name a few) not to mention viruses and parasites.
When this happens in the gut, your second brain can’t function properly unleashing a butterfly effect of problems in your (or your child’s) body!
Unfortunately, picky eaters with sensory issues are at a much higher risk of being overrun by these harmful bacteria due to their limited diet.
First, picky eaters who only eat a handful of foods are already missing essential nutrients, vitamins and minerals their body needs which causes a number of nutrient deficiencies and chemical imbalances in the body.
But that’s not all…
What little nutrients the body is getting from these handful of foods is stolen by the harmful bacteria to multiply and thrive so your cells that need them must fight for whatever remaining nutrients they can.
Think of your gut like a garden, when the right nutrients are there and the gut’s healthy and full of beneficial bacteria, you get an all you can eat buffet of delicious fruits and vegetables…
But when the toxic weeds invade, they overgrow your garden and steal all of the nutrients for themselves leaving little to no room for fruits and vegetables to grow…
And whatever does grow is smaller, less nutritious, and doesn’t taste as good if you can eat it at all!
Your body relies on your gut to break down the foods you eat.
Carbohydrates into sugar for energy, proteins into amino acids to repair damaged tissues, fats to repair cell membranes and make hormones, and vitamins and minerals to use in various bodily functions.
When the gut’s overrun by unhealthy bacteria, it’s not always able to fully break down the foods you eat.
Unfortunately, picky eaters tend to prefer the foods their unhealthy gut can’t fully digest.
For example, my son Leo would only eat manila colored foods like bread, crackers, and bananas.
Eventually, he got to where he would only eat peanut butter jelly sandwich’s and chocolate milk every day.
But bread and milk have two proteins (gluten and casein) that are very difficult for you or your child to digest fully with an unhealthy gut.
And these partially digested proteins, known as peptides, can be toxic to the body and have an “opiate like effect“, what’s known as…
“Toxic intermediaries.“
For example, gluten in bread when not fully digested can lead to the formation of the peptide gluteomorphin.
And incomplete digestion of casein, the protein in dairy, can lead to peptides like beta-casomorphin being formed.
If you noticed the word “morphin” in these peptides, you’re correct, gluteomorphin and beta-casomorphin have a structure similar to opioid peptides.
Now when your gut’s overgrown with unhealthy bacteria, it causes inflammation which not only leads to pain and discomfort, but it can also cause gaps to form in the intestinal and gut lining.
This is known as Leaky Gut…
When this happens, these toxic intermediaries can make it into the bloodstream, cross the blood brain barrier and bind to opioid receptors in the brain!
Which disrupts your normal neurotransmitter function, affecting your mood, cognition, sleep, behavior and learning!
These peptides can also trigger immune responses, leading to inflammation and heightened cortisol, the stress hormone.
And these peptides that don’t make it into the bloodstream can build up in the gut leading to discomfort and malabsorption of other nutrients.
It’s no wonder my son Leo was having trouble focusing, paying attention, and learning new skills!
I’m sure by now you can see how a limited diet and unhealthy gut can wreak havoc on you or your child’s health and wellbeing.
It really is just one thing after another!
1. Your child’s body already isn’t getting everything it needs due to their limited diet.
2. What little they are getting is being stolen by unhealthy bacteria so their body can’t use it.
3. Some of what they eat is only partially digested which can result in “toxic intermediaries”.
4. Unhealthy bacteria grow along the lining of the gut and can cause it to become inflamed.
5. This inflammation can cause discomfort and gaps to form in the gut and intestinal lining.
6. These “toxic intermediaries” and other viruses and toxins can get into the bloodstream through these gaps.
7. Once in the blood stream, they can cross the blood brain barrier causing neural inflammation.
8. The immune system works nonstop to heal your child’s brain and gut, leading to increased cortisol. (The stress hormone)
9. Your child is forced to live in a state of high stress with nutrient deficiencies, neurotransmitter imbalances, painful gut issues, an overactive immune system, and constant brain fog leading to trouble focusing, paying attention and learning new skills.
So, if a limited diet and unhealthy gut’s the problem…
Then what’s the solution?
I’m glad you asked!
You must do the following four things in this order:
1. Repair nutrient deficiencies by replenishing vitamins, minerals and fatty acids typically missing due to a limited diet.
2. Heal the gut by killing harmful bacteria and build a healthy strong microbiome with prebiotics, probiotics and digestive enzymes.
3. Support brain development with liposomal fatty acids (DHA and EPA Omega 3’s) and essential nutrients like choline and phosphatidylcholine that can heal inflammation and help build new neural pathways and synapses in the brain.
4. Boost the immune system with potent antioxidants like vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium and most importantly, an activated liposomal form of reduced glutathione.
Here’s the good news…
We designed Neuro Nourish®, specifically to do these four things quickly, easily and for as little as $2.55 a day.
Neuro Nourish® was formulated by Dr. Rebeca Eriksen, a nutritional geneticist and a team of Canadian scientists and every ingredient is backed by over 130 scientific studies and clinical trials.
Dr. Eriksen is a nutritional geneticist with her PhD in Nutrition from the prestigious Imperial College of Medicine in London where she worked as a clinical dietician for over 12 years, creating nutritional supplements and protocols for individuals based on their unique biochemistry.
She specialized in “epigenetics” which looks at how what you put into put your body can turn certain genes on and off.
Unlike most supplement companies that order cheap vitamins from overseas to maximize profit, I built Neuro Nourish® for my own son Leo, so we only included the highest quality ingredients (some with patents) that money could buy.
This is what I give my own son every single day.
So, if you or your child is:
• A picky eater with a limited diet
• Refuses to eat certain foods due to sensory issues
• Has any difficulty falling or staying asleep
• Is dealing with painful gut issues
• Is constantly unwell and never 100%
• Has any difficulty with memory, attention, focus, negative behaviors or learning new skills…
Then Neuro Nourish® can help you repair nutrient deficiencies caused by picky eating and limited diet, restore gut health with patented prebiotics and probiotics, renew brain development with essential fatty acids and nutrients, and boost the immune system with potent antioxidants like Lipoquest® activated liposomal reduced glutathione.
I know you’ll love Neuro Nourish® and notice a HUGE difference when you take it or give it to your child, which is why we offer a…
60-Day “Notice a Difference Guarantee”
I just care about getting these ingredients into the guts of you and every child on the planet, and I wanna make it as easy as possible for you to try it, so we let you try Neuro Nourish® for a full 60 days to see for yourself, and if you don’t notice a HUGE DIFFERENCE, simply get every penny back instantly.
Not your money back minus restocking fees and shipping and all that jazz, EVERY PENNY OF YOUR INVESTMENT BACK.
You don’t even have to send an email or talk to a person, our returns and refunds are as easy as Amazon, just visit our Magic Returns center, put in your order number and the money is back on your card almost instantly, no questions asked.
I know some people may take advantage of this to get a free tub, but I really don’t care… if just one more parent gets Neuro Nourish® and experiences the life changing results for themselves it’s worth it!
And I ABSOLUTELY HATE IT when I sign up for a subscription or buy a product and it’s hard to cancel it or get my money back.
That’s why I built our…
Magic Returns Center and Members Portal Area
So you can rest assured if you sign up for a subscription or buy a tub of Neuro Nourish®, you love it or you don’t pay and at any time in the next 60 days you can get every penny of your investment back almost instantly, no questions asked. (Or cancel your subscription with one click without having to talk to a person.)
But whether you decide to invest in Neuro Nourish® or not…
I care about helping you and getting these ingredients in your child, so if you’re still skeptical or a “prefer to do it yourself” kind of person, I’ll go over some of the science and most important ingredients to do these four things, and you can order them on Amazon and build your own version of Neuro Nourish®.
Just promise me that whether you do it with Neuro Nourish® or you do it on your own, promise me that you’ll do it.
Nothing hurts me more and causes me deeper pain than someone who comes into contact with life changing information…
And let’s it go to waste.
So, if you’re ready to invest in Neuro Nourish® now… then click the button below and we’ll have our chimpanzee Henry get our eagle owl, Horace, on the way to your doorstep with your tub(s) of Neuro Nourish® right away!
How to Repair Nutrient Deficiencies Common in Picky Eaters
What!?
You didn’t click the button and buy Neuro Nourish® yet?
Ok, you must be thinking, “You said Neuro Nourish was backed by over 130 clinical trials and scientific studies, but all you’ve done so far is explain gut health to me!”
Ok Mr. or Mrs. smarty pants, you’re my kind of person, the kind who likes to learn and take action yourself, so read on and I’ll share the latest science with you…
But be warned, some of these clinical trials and scientific studies I’ll cite can be hard to read and full of jargon. (I’ll do my best to make it not boring!)
As you know, picky eaters have a limited diet and they only eat a handful of foods.
So, unless your child eats a lot of beef, chicken, liver, and eggs… or cruciferous vegetables and leafy greens, like spinach and kale…
They’re likely deficient in essential vitamins and minerals their body needs to function properly.
These are Vitamins A through E including the full Vitamin B Complex and crucial minerals like calcium, iron, zinc, magnesium and selenium.
Haven’t you ever seen a plant that’s wilting, turning yellow and not growing?
This is what happens to plants when they’re missing essential nutrients like nitrogen, iron, phosphorous and potassium.
This same exact thing happens to us and our children when we’re missing essential vitamins and minerals, but instead of turning yellow and wilting, we experience painful gut issues, brain fog, an overactive immune system, high cortisol levels (the stress hormone), sleep troubles, neurotransmitter imbalances, trouble paying attention and learning new skills, and more…
Neuro Nourish® has all of these essential vitamins A through E, a full vitamin B complex and essential minerals magnesium, zinc, iron, selenium and calcium, in their exact clinical doses, in their MOST bioavailable form, which means they’re easy for your body to absorb and use them.
Out of all of these, the MOST important to get into you or your child immediately are…
The B Vitamins
This is because vitamins B6, B12 and Folate (B9) play a crucial role in the methylation cycle, which is how your body repairs damaged DNA, detoxes your body, creates energy for your cells, and makes neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine.
Think of the nutrients you eat like fuel, and in order to use this fuel for energy your body must “methylate” it.
It’s kind of like oil in your car.
You can’t run your car on oil, oil from the ground must go through many chemical processes to be “refined” into gasoline so your car can use it to run, right?
Well, the same is true for the nutrient supplements you take, when you take lower quality vitamins or the wrong forms, your body must go through chemical processes to turn those lower quality vitamins into a useable form (methylation), which is why most vitamin tablets just pass through your digestive tract unabsorbed.
For example, Folate (B9) is absolutely essential, but most supplement companies use a cheap and synthetic form called Folic Acid.
Folic Acid must go through many chemical processes in the body before it can be turned into 5-Methyltetrahydrofolate, the natural and active form the body can use.
The same is true for B12, most supplement companies will use a synthetic form called Cyanocobalamin that must be converted (methylated) in the body to it’s active form, Methylcobalamin, and this process is very inefficient, especially in picky eaters with sensory issues.
Basically, low quality vitamins or cheap forms are like oil, and the bioavailable high quality vitamins are like high octane gasoline, they’re ready to be absorbed and used by your body right away!
Makes sense, right?
One of the easiest ways to guarantee you’re getting a high quality supplement is to always invest in a liposomal form.
Liposomal, just means the nutrient is shrunken down and encapsulated in a fat like molecule called a liposome (similar to your cell membranes) which helps the nutrient bypass your digestive tract and be immediately absorbed in the bloodstream where it can be used by your body almost immediately.
Think of the car analogy before, even if you put high octane gasoline in your gas tank, you still need a way to pull this high quality fuel from the tank to the engine, right? (in this case a fuel injector)
Well, when you take a low quality form of nutrients, you not only rely on your body to go through a bunch of chemical processes (methylation) to turn it into a form the body can use, you also rely on your body to get this now “useable form” to the cells where it’s needed.
This involves passing through the stomach, intestines and liver before what’s left (if any) finally makes it to the cells.
But when you use “liposomal delivery technology” like what we have in Neuro Nourish®, you’re protecting the active nutrient from the stomach acid and allowing it to be directly absorbed in the bloodstream through the intestines where it can deliver the active nutrient directly to the cells that need them.
So, investing in a liposomal supplement with high quality “active” forms of nutrients is like refining oil into a high octane gasoline and using a fuel injector to deliver the perfect amount from the tank to the engine at the right time and pressure to run your engine like a well tuned racecar…
Pretty neat huh?
This is why we crafted Neuro Nourish® to be a liposomal powder, so you know all of it’s powerful, clinically dosed nutrients are in their highest quality most bioavailable forms, ready to be absorbed and used by your body right away!
Now, back to the B vitamins…
You want to make sure you take the highest quality active forms in a liposomal powder or suspended liquid solution.
For B12 this is Methylcobalamin, for B6 it’s Pyridoxal 5’-phosphate (P5P), and for Folate it’s 5-Methyltetrahydrafolate, the 3 most natural and ready to use forms backed by many clinical trials.
Without an adequate supply of these nutrients, methylation imbalances can occur, and this methylation dysfunction can increase oxidative stress and abnormal DNA methylation leading to cell damage. (25, 32, 33)
In fact, a systematic literature review of over 50 clinical studies found that folate supplementation has been shown to improve behavior and concentration (72) while a clinical trial showed supplementing with vitamin B12 (75 mcg) and folate/folinic acid (400 mcg) improved transmethylation metabolites (the ability of the body to repair DNA) and glutathione redox status (the ability of the body to remove toxins) in just 3 months. (25)
These are the ones I used with Leo before we made Neuro Nourish®.
These links aren’t affiliate links, I don’t make anything from them and in fact, my business partners think I’m crazy for sharing links to competitors products on our website but I really don’t care, as I said, we’ve already done the work for you, steal our formula and get these ingredients into your child ASAP!
How to Heal and Restore the Gut
Those 3 things alone are already about what it’d cost you to invest in a single tub of Neuro Nourish®…
So, if you’d like all the vitamins and minerals your child is missing due to their limited diet (plus a lot more), in their clinically dosed active forms, in a liposomal powder that’s easily absorbed and starts working right away, all in one easy scoop…
Then, you can grab a tub of Neuro Nourish® by simply clicking the button below right now! (As soon as you’re ready, no pressure!)
But as I said, the B Vitamins are the most important to start right away so prioritize getting those in first to support and repair your child’s methylation system.
Next, let’s move on to step two, healing and restoring gut health!
We do this with the right kinds of prebiotics and probiotics, and I must warn you now, this doesn’t happen overnight, it’s a process you must dedicate and commit yourself to daily for the next 6 months or more.
Probiotics are live microorganisms known as the “good” bacteria that make up your healthy gut microbiome.
Prebiotics act as food and nourishment to help those probiotics multiply and thrive to outcompete the harmful bacteria so your gut lining can heal and your second brain can begin to function properly again.
Many studies have found that supplementing the diet with good pre and probiotics can help restore a healthy gut, digestion, and improve immune function. (12, 14-17)
Remember the garden from before that’s been overgrown with weeds?
(This One Here)
Well, probiotics are like coming in to the garden and planting new vegetables and fruits.
Prebiotics are like tilling the soil and giving it fertilizer so your new vegetables and fruits can grow strong and healthy and outcompete the weeds.
Now here’s the thing, weeds prefer dry soil with no nutrients, so when you add nutrients, fresh soil and plant new vegetables and fruits, they start to easily outcompete the weeds and take back control of your garden.
In your gut, the most important and well studied probiotics for building a strong gut microbiome are Bifidobacterium cultures and Lactobacillus cultures.
These have been shown to improve antisocial behavior (12, 19-21), lower levels of the stress hormone, cortisol (22), and improve mood regulation and sleep quality (23).
In fact, in a foreign double-blind randomized, placebo-controlled trial, researchers took 85 preschoolers and gave them beneficial probiotics, including four strains from Lactobacillus group and three strains from Bifidobacterium group…
And the results were shocking!
After 6 months, researchers found significant improvements in gastrointestinal symptoms, adaptive functioning and sensory issues. (12)
Neuro Nourish® not only contains over 2 billion colony forming units of Bifidobacterium bifidum, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, and Lactobacillus plantarium…
But it also contains a patented prebiotic you can’t find an ANY other supplement called Microbiome X®, clinically proven to lower gut inflammation, strengthen the gut barrier, and help your body rebuild a strong and healthy gut microbiome. (14-16)
MicrobiomeX® is a non-fermentable prebiotic, which means it won’t cause any irritation to the gut like most prebiotics.
Unfortunately, there’s nothing like MicrobiomeX® on the market, it’s truly unique, there’s simply no better way to heal and nourish the gut than MicrobiomeX®.
The closest thing I’ve found that I gave to Leo before we made Neuro Nourish® was Pectasol Modified Citrus Pectin, which I’ve linked below…
However, it’s expensive at $50.60 per tub, so I’ve included a more cost effective prebiotic and probiotic blend as well as a spore based probiotic gummy we still give to Leo with Neuro Nourish® every single day. (Spore based probiotics are more resilient in the gut and have a longer shelf life.)
How to Support Brain Development and Learning
As you can see, to get a prebiotic that even comes close to our patented MicrobiomeX® would cost you more than half the investment of a single tub of Neuro Nourish®, just for that one single ingredient, and it’s not quite as good. (I’m being modest here it’s not even close.)
If you’re ready to invest in the best supplement ever created to heal your gut and help you build a strong and healthy gut microbiome, then click the button below and get a tub of Neuro Nourish® with it’s patented MicrobiomeX® on the way to your doorstep right now!
Still not convinced, eh!?
I guess we have a stubborn one on our hands, you haven’t clicked the button yet and you’re still reading!
Well then…
Grab the B vitamin complex and the prebiotic/probiotic blend above and let’s move on to step 3, healing and supporting brain development and learning!
Your goal here’s to give the brain the right nutrients and fatty acids to bring neural inflammation down and boost neurotransmitters so the brain can build strong neural connections and synapses.
Neurotransmitters, like serotonin, dopamine, GABA, and acetylcholine are the chemical messengers in the brain that regulate your mood, energy levels, motor skills, communication, memory, sleep, ability to learn and more…
But when you’re dealing with picky eaters with nutrient deficiencies and poor gut health, these neurotransmitters are often deficient or imbalanced.
For example, serotonin is responsible for regulating mood, appetite and sleep.
When you’re deficient, it can cause wild mood swings, like laughing for no reason or crying out of nowhere.
It can also cause picky eating, lack of appetite and trouble falling and staying asleep.
Or acetylcholine which is your neurotransmitter responsible for learning, memory, and attention as well as muscle activation and coordination.
Deficiencies can lead to brain fog, trouble focusing and paying attention, clumsy or involuntary motor movements and difficulties learning new skills.
Doesn’t this sound familiar?
You see, your brain is just a bunch of neurons firing nerve impulses across synapses in the brain.
In order to send these signals, your brain needs neurotransmitters.
In a healthy brain, these nerve impulses fire at the right time, delivering the correct neurotransmitter in the proper amount to the right receptor.
When this happens over and over, your neurons learn to easily fire that same pathway in the brain effortlessly.
This is called “long term potentiation“, and it’s how new skills are learned and memories are formed.
This is why you can hold a conversation on your cell phone about something that happened when you were 8 years old, while changing the radio and driving home effortlessly…
And somehow you end up in your driveway without having to consciously pay attention to where you’re going, right?
But in an unhealthy brain with neural inflammation…
These nerve impulses can be too powerful, or send too many or too little neurotransmitters, or send the wrong neurotransmitter to the wrong receptor.
When this happens, not only can it affect emotions, cognition, physical coordination and more…
But it also disrupts long term potentiation which causes problems with memory and learning new skills.
So, the goal here is to give the brain what it needs to lower inflammation fast and boost neurotransmitters so that long term potentiation can occur.
The most important fatty acids for brain health are…
Omega 3’s, DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) and EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid).
This is because DHA is essentially what your brain’s gray matter is made of, and it’s highly concentrated in the membranes of brain cells (neurons), particularly in the synaptic membranes where cell communication occurs.
DHA and EPA are especially important for optimal cognitive, social, and emotional behavioral development, and mediates attention, inhibition, and impulsivity actions. (116-118)
A foreign clinical study found that low levels of omega 3’s leads to increased production of proinflammatory cytokines, increased oxidative stress and an imbalance in the formation and action of neurotransmitters (120).
Numerous studies have found great benefits in supplementing with Omega 3’s, DHA and EPA. (122, 123)
In fact, in a review of over 69 randomized control trials of omega 3 consumption and cognitive outcomes in neurodevelopment in children found benefits in areas of visual attention, working memory, executive function, and communication (116).
In an open-labeled US study, parents administered omega 3 fats (280 mg DHA and 695 mg EPA) and vitamin E (range 400 IU to 3000 IU a day) to 187 children and the study found 97% of families participating reported significant improvements in cognitive, behavioral, and gastrointestinal issues. (84).
Just like probiotics give the gut the healthy bacteria it needs, and prebiotics nurture the environment so they can grow and thrive…
DHA gives the brain the building blocks it needs and EPA nourishes the environment so the brain can heal and build.
Just like the low quality vitamins before must be “methylated” into an active form your body can actually use, so do low quality forms of DHA and EPA.
Most fish oil supplements use a very cheap and chemically altered version of DHA and EPA that combines them with ethanol because it gives them a longer shelf life and let’s them brag about how “highly concentrated” their fish oil is.
These are called ethyl esters…
What they don’t tell you is it’s not the natural form found in whole foods and the body has to work extra hard to convert it back into a usable form before it can absorb it, a process known as “hydrolysis.”
Anything that says “purified”, or “concentrated”, or “refined” is usually an ethyl ester.
Instead, the form of DHA and EPA you’re looking for is “free fatty acid“.
These will usually NOT be marketed as “highly concentrated” or “potent” but rather, “active“, “easily absorbed“, or “more bioavailable”.
That’s why Neuro Nourish® contains the highest quality and most bioavailable form of DHA and EPA ever created, AvailOm® Powdered Fish Oil, clinically proven to be 5 times more bioavailable than the common ethyl ester formulas.
It uses a proprietary process to combine free fatty acids and essential amino acids into a solid omega-3 lysine complex that your body can instantly absorb without having to break down ethyl ester or triglyceride forms.
Now, when you combine these free form fatty acids with the right nutrients, it’s like a super repair smoothie for the brain to heal and develop.
The most important nutrients for brain development are…
Choline and Phosphatidylcholine (PPC).
This is because choline is necessary to produce the vital neurotransmitter acetylcholine we mentioned earlier, responsible for memory, speech, learning and attention, and social interaction. (41, 44, 125, 130)
Phosphatidylcholine (PPC) on the other hand is what your cells membranes are made out of so it serves as one of the major barriers and protectors for all cells.
PPC’s been shown to restore neuronal plasticity of neural stem cells under inflammatory stress (127) which simply means it helps brain cells regain their ability to grow and adapt and their flexibility to learn new skills, even when they’re under stress.
PPC is absolutely vital for cellular renewal and functions including anti-inflammatory, modulating response to oxidate stress, and protecting DNA from toxin penetration. (126)
Basically, PPC is a rock star that supports brain development by lowering inflammation and stress while protecting your DNA from toxins at the same time.
In fact, a foreign clinical study found that supplementing children with PPC, together with chondroitin and vitamin D3 showed significant improvements in speech, communication, and sensory/cognitive awareness after just eight weeks. (131)
That’s why Neuro Nourish® has both the purest and most natural forms of choline as 50% choline citrate and 50% PPC (derived from natural sunflower lecithin).
But most choline supplements are sold in the cheaper form of choline bitartrate, not choline citrate (the form you want) which is easier to absorb but a bit more expensive.
So, you have to buy choline and PPC separately.
On the other hand…
AvailOm® Powdered Fish Oil is one of a kind, there’s nothing like it on the market and there’s absolutely no better way to nourish and support brain development than AvailOm® solid Omega-3 Lysine Complex.
However, I’ll still share the fish oil I used with Leo before I made Neuro Nourish® and the choline and PPC I used to buy separately.
Again, these are not affiliate links, I make nothing from these…
I’m just trying to help you build your own supplement if you’re not ready to invest in Neuro Nourish® yet.
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As you can see, there’s no fish oil on the market that touches the quality and rapid absorption of AvailOm® Powdered Fish Oil, and because I couldn’t find Choline Citrate sold in any combination with PPC, I always had to buy them separately.
But to get this entire brain health super smoothie would cost you over $100, more than a single tub of Neuro Nourish®, and it still wouldn’t be as high of quality.
So, if you’re ready to push the easy button and invest in the best supplement ever created to heal and support brain development, then click this easy button right here and we’ll get a tub of Neuro Nourish® with it’s one of a kind AvailOm® Omega-3 Lysine Complex on the way to your doorstep right now!
What’s that?
Brain health super smoothie isn’t doing it for you?
One of a kind patented ingredients you won’t find in ANY other supplement isn’t doing it either!?
Ok, listen up you.
Yes… YOU.
The Person Still Reading Right Now!
How in the holy loving mother of sheep are you still reading right now?
You must be one of the special ones.
Because less than 1 in 100 people read this far down the page.
Most just don’t have enough attention.
But you do.
So, as a thank you for your commitment to learning, I’m gonna reward you at the end of this section.
But first…
Let’s dive into the number one nutrient you’ve (probably) never heard of that’s…
The most important antioxidant in the world.
Glutathione.
“What’s glutathione,” I can hear you asking incredulously at your screen with one eyebrow raised…
Well, it’s an antioxidant, but not just ANY antioxidant, glutathione is the main endogenous antioxidant in the brain, which means your body naturally produces it in your cells as opposed to exogenous antioxidants which you get from diet.
Glutathione isn’t called the “master antioxidant” for nothing, it protects your cells (and brain) from oxidative stress, inflammation, free radicals, toxins and heavy metals.
Now, you’ve probably heard these “buzz words” thrown around before haven’t you?
Antioxidants, free radicals, oxidative stress…
But what do they mean?
Well, think about a piece of fruit rotting.
What’s happening is, oxygen is an unstable molecule, and when unstable oxygen molecules come into contact with healthy cells, they steal electrons from them in order to become stable.
These unstable oxygen molecules are called “free radicals“, and when they steal electrons from your healthy cells, it’s called “oxidative stress”.
So, this is what’s happening all the time inside your body, free radicals, or unstable oxygen molecules, are damaging your cells to become stable.
Antioxidants like Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Selenium and most importantly, glutathione, go around handing out electrons to stabilize these free radicals BEFORE they can wreak havoc on your body’s cells.
They’re like all you can eat buffet’s of extra electrons for unstable oxygen molecules!
Glutathione plays an important role in the detoxification of harmful substances from the body. (38, 39)
It’s been shown to quickly remove traces of heavy metals, pesticides/herbicides, environmental pollution and industrial chemicals in the bloodstream and body tissues. (37 – 39)
Unfortunately, glutathione is often severely depleted in picky eaters due to their limited diet, unhealthy gut, high stress levels, and neural inflammation and their body has trouble making enough to meet their increased demand. (33, 38, 39, 111)
If you or your child has wild energy swings, trouble paying attention and learning, and get’s sick easier and stays sick longer…
Low levels of glutathione are likely to blame.
But until recently, the only way to supplement with glutathione was through an I.V because oral glutathione supplements weren’t able to cross the blood brain barrier and be absorbed and used by your body.
So, you had to rely on your body to make enough on it’s own or inject it directly into the bloodstream.
But recent advancements in nanoparticle and liposomal delivery technology have allowed us to shrink down glutathione particles in their active form and wrap them in fat like molecules called liposomes, which protects them from the digestive tract and allows them to be instantly absorbed in the bloodstream where they can cross the blood brain barrier and go to work detoxing and healing your brain!
In a clinical trial, oral liposomal glutathione was shown to increase glutathione blood levels by 40% in just one week and improve immune function and oxidative stress in less than 4 weeks. (113)
That’s why Neuro Nourish® contains a clinical dose of LipoQuest™ reduced liposomal glutathione, which is absorbed almost 100x more than non-liposomal forms. (115)
Simply put… LipoQuest™ Reduced Liposomal Glutathione protects your body and destroys toxins and free radicals like the terminator on steroids!
Glutathione is likely THE MOST IMPORTANT nutrient on this list you MUST get in you or your child ASAP.
Just make sure you invest in a form of glutathione that’s liposomal and reduced, so you know it’s in it’s active form and will be absorbed in the bloodstream where it can go to work detoxing your body, healing your gut lining, and protecting your brain.
Before I made Neuro Nourish® for my son Leo, this is the Glutathione I used every day, I’d break a capsule and pour half into his drink every morning.
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But as you can see, some of these nutrients in their active forms are expensive.
I had a choice when I made Neuro Nourish®, go cheap and offer a more affordable supplement, or invest in the highest quality ingredients money can buy and be forced to charge a little extra per tub.
Since I was building this for my son Leo, the decision was clear, and I think you’ll be glad we went with the second option too!
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Our kitchen turned into a make shift science lab!
After one morning where I accidentally gave Leo 5 times the amount of selenium he’s supposed to have, my wife and I started batching it and making his entire week’s worth in one sitting to lower the chance of another dangerous mistake.
But we were spending over $400 a month on supplements and there were some key ingredients I knew he needed that you couldn’t just buy on Amazon.
Until now, to get something even close to Neuro Nourish® you’d have to spend over $326 and you or your child would have to choke down 10+ pills and mix countless powders together every day, just like we used to.
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So, if you or your child is:
• A picky eater with a limited diet
• Refuses to eat certain foods due to sensory issues
• Has any difficulty falling or staying asleep
• Is dealing with painful gut issues
• Is constantly unwell and never 100%
• Has any difficulty with memory, attention, focus, negative behaviors or learning new skills…
Then Neuro Nourish® can help you repair nutrient deficiencies caused by picky eating and limited diet, restore gut health with patented prebiotics and probiotics like MicrobiomeX®, renew brain development with fatty acids and essential nutrients like AvailOm® Omega-3 Lysine Complex, and boost the immune system with potent antioxidants like Lipoquest® activated liposomal reduced glutathione.
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Repair Nutrient Deficiencies
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Neuro Nourish® has a patented prebiotic, MicrobiomeX® that gives you and your child’s gut everything it needs to heal and grow a healthy gut microbiome, plus 2 Billion CFU’s of bifido and lacto probiotic cultures to build a strong and healthy gut microbiome.
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Neuro Nourish® is the only formula that contains AvailOm® Powdered Fish Oil, 5 times more bioavailable than fishoil capsules and both choline and phosphatidylcholine to support healthy brain development, focus and learning.
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