Hormone Health Hub: Expert Insights on Testing, Balance & Better Living — urinary neurotransmitter testing
How Exercise Can Turn the Tide in ADHD
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A family’s decision to become a “running family” transformed their two sons’ ADHD outcomes — no stimulants, no antidepressants, just daily exercise. Dr. Allison Smith explains the neuroscience behind why this works: from brain wave patterns and low sympathetic tone to dysfunctional cortisol rhythms and neurotransmitter imbalances. A compelling read for any parent or clinician looking beyond medication.
Going Through "The Change" - Mood and Menopause
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In perimenopause, falling estradiol doesn’t just trigger hot flashes — it disrupts serotonin production, driving mood swings, brain fog and sleepless nights. Discover the hormonal science behind “the change” and how testing can help.
Testing Urinary Neurotransmitters? Avoid the Big 5 Food
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Discover how certain foods rich in serotonin and dopamine — including bananas, walnuts, pineapples, avocados, and nut butters — can interfere with urinary neurotransmitter testing and lead to false-positive results. Learn why proper test preparation matters, how neurotransmitter urine analysis is interpreted, and how combined neurotransmitter and cortisol testing can provide deeper insight into mood, stress, brain chemistry, and hormonal balance.