Book Review of the “The Edge Effect” by
In “The Edge Effect” Dr.
Braverman focuses on the 4 primary
biochemical’s that define each of us: Dopamine, Acetylcholine, GABA, and
Serotonin.
Dopamine:
Dopamine monitors metabolism; controls energy; motivation and
digestion.dopamine generates the electricity that controls voluntary movements,
intelligence and abstract thoughts, goal setting, long term planning and
personality The Frontal Lobe is the site of the Dopamine biochemical.Symptoms of losing the dopamine edge include: addictive disorders, obesity, severe fatigue and Parkinson’s disease.
Acetylcholine:
According to Dr.
Eric Braverman ,”cognitive
problems can run the gamut from childhood learning disabilities to Alzheimer’s
Disease.”
GABA:
The neurons in the Temporal Lobe produce the biochemical GABA and the
Theta Brain waves.GABA is the brains sedative effect. Serotonin:
On page 34 Dr. Braverman states,”however my goal is always to use
prescription drugs carefully, and for as short as time as possible”. “Once a
prescription medication has accomplished the initial restoration of chemical balance,
other gentler alternatives can sustain it”. These can be vitamin and mineral
supplements or changes to your diet, lifestyle and environment.”
Chapter 3, “Which Nature Are You?” provides a quiz to help you to
determine Your
Dominate Nature-Part 1 and Defining Your Deficiencies Part 2.
He does not support prescription medication without your physician’s
approval and through follow up (authors note: a real no, no to use another’s
prescription medication).
In Chapter 9, Braverman covers diseases
of each of the chemical deficiencies and
the vitamins, amino acids and fatty acids to balance the body’s bio chemistry
for the control and elimination of disease.
Dr. Braverman has authored other books on weight loss and reversing
heart disease.
A call to your local reference librarian will help you locate these books on interlibrary loan or a check on the web.
Book Review of the “The Edge Effect” by Dr. Eric Baverman Medicalbookreviews@354@gmail.com
In “The Edge Effect” Dr.
Braverman focuses on the 4 primary
biochemical’s that define each of us: Dopamine, Acetylcholine, GABA, and
Serotonin.
Dopamine:
Dopamine monitors metabolism; controls energy; motivation and
digestion.dopamine generates the electricity that controls voluntary movements,
intelligence and abstract thoughts, goal setting, long term planning and
personality The Frontal Lobe is the site of the Dopamine biochemical.
Symptoms of losing the dopamine edge include: addictive disorders,
obesity, severe fatigue and Parkinson’s disease.
Acetylcholine:
The neurons in the parietal lobes produce the bio-chemical
acetylcholine and it is associated with alpha waves, which control brain speed.
When acetylcholine is our out balance negative effects can include language
disorders and memory loss>”
According to Dr.
Eric Braverman ,”cognitive
problems can run the gamut from childhood learning disabilities to Alzheimer’s
Disease.”
GABA:
The neurons in the Temporal Lobe produce the biochemical GABA and the
Theta Brain waves.GABA is the brains sedative effect. Dr. Braverman
state, “ The GABA edge provides calmness to your body, mind and spirit.” This
bio-chemical affects your personality, when this edge is loss the effects
include headaches, hypertension, palpitations, seizures and heart disorders.
Serotonin:
Per Braverman, “the occipital lobes also regulate your brain’s ability
to rest and resynchronize by producing the bio-chemical serotonin and its
resulting delta waves. “Serotonin imbalances are reflected in the negative
effects of depression, hormonal imbalances, PMS, sleep disorders.
On page 34 Dr. Braverman states,”however my goal is always to use
prescription drugs carefully, and for as short as time as possible”. “Once a
prescription medication has accomplished the initial restoration of chemical balance,
other gentler alternatives can sustain it”. These can be vitamin and mineral
supplements or changes to your diet, lifestyle and environment.”
Chapter 3, “Which Nature Are You?” provides a quiz to help you to
determine Your
Dominate Nature-Part 1 and Defining Your Deficiencies Part 2.
He does not support prescription medication without your physician’s
approval and through follow up (authors note: a real no, no to use another’s
prescription medication).
In Chapter 9, Braverman covers diseases
of each of the chemical deficiencies and
the vitamins, amino acids and fatty acids to balance the body’s bio chemistry
for the control and elimination of disease.
Dr. Braverman has authored other books on weight loss and reversing
heart disease.
A call to your local reference librarian will help you locate these
books on interlibrary loan or a check on the web.
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