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Neurotransmitters -
ZRT Neuro Advanced
Want to improve mood, motivation, or cravings?
The brain controls them all, and neurotransmitters control the brain. The good news is you can easily control neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine and epinephrine with inexpensive, over-the-counter nutrients.
That's right! Simple vitamin-store items like GABA, tryptophan or theanine can cool down an anxious set of neurotransmitters. On the other hand, if your neurotransmitters are sluggish or depressed, you can boost them up with glutamine, tyrosine or vitamin B6. The real trick is to know if your neurotransmitters are the culprit - which ones may be too high or too low.
Consider testing if you are experiencing symptoms such as:
- depression
- anxiety
- fatigue
- insomnia
- low sex drive
- poor memory
- addictive behaviors
- ADD/ADHD
- OCD
- severe PMS/PMDD
Like hormones, neurotransmitters require a delicate balance to keep the body functioning at a peak level. When these levels become irregular, the brain gets over- or under-stimulated, resulting in neurological and psychological symptoms. For example, PEA is a biomarker for ADHD.
This thorough test from ZRT Lab shows your overall functional assessment. Your health practitioner will be able to see not only the level of each neurotransmitter and enzyme, but also how they are behaving and interacting with each other.
This NeuroAdvanced test measures the following. Samples are taken from dried urine only (no blood spot), at 4 times in a day.
9 Neurotransmitters:
GABA, Glutamate, Glycine, Dopamine, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine, Histamine, 5-HT (Serotonin), PEA (phenethylamine)
plus 5 Neurotransmitter Metabolites:
DOPAC, HVA, HIAA, NMN, VMA
Recommended Hormone Add-ons
For a more complete assessment of anxiety, depression, stress, menstrual cycle disorders, low libido and appetite control
For a more complete assessment of anxiety, depression, stress, menstrual cycle disorders, low libido and appetite control
Saliva Hormones add-on
Measures overall levels of reproductive and adrenal hormones
Estradiol (E2, an estrogen), Progesterone, Testosterone, DHEA-S, Cortisol (1x)
Canary Club Member add-on price - $99
Diurnal Cortisol 4X add-on (dried urine)
for stress and adrenal fatigue
The above Hormone test plus 4x cortisol test (4 samples taken in a day)
Canary Club Member add-on price - $119
7 Elements add-on (dried urine)
for toxicity in heavy metals
Contains Iodine, Selenium, Bromine, Lithium, Arsenic, Cadmium and Mercury.
Canary Club Member add-on price - $119
You will be able to include these add-ons during the ordering process.
The following are only available as an add-on for Neurotransmitters.
add Saliva Hormones - $99 - Concerned about hormone imbalances? Use the tube in the Neurotransmitter kit to collect a Saliva sample for Estradiol, Progesterone, Testosterone, DHEA-S & AM Cortisol.
add Diurnal Cortisol & Melatonin - $154 - For concerns about adrenal or sleep issues, add 4-point Cortisol, Cortisone & Melatonin to the same samples being collected for Neurotransmitters.
add Diurnal Cortisol - $119 - Don't want to test Melatonin? Add only 4-point Cortisol & Cortisone to the same samples being collected for Neurotransmitters.
add Urine Elements - $119 - Add tests for Iodine, Bromine, Selenium, Lithium, Arsenic, Cadmium & Mercury to the samples you're already collecting and save $20 off the usual rate.
| Lab | |
|---|---|
| ZRT | Yes |
| Neurotransmitters | |
| Dopamine | Yes |
| Epinephrine | Yes |
| GABA | Yes |
| Glutamate | Yes |
| Glycine | Yes |
| Histamine | Yes |
| Norepinephrine | Yes |
| PEA | Yes |
| Serotonin | Yes |
| Neuro Metabolites | |
| DOPAC | Yes |
| HIAA | Yes |
| HVA | Yes |
| NMN | Yes |
| VMA | Yes |
| Sample Type | |
| Blood Spot | No |
| Dried Urine | Yes |
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