Gary Brecka

This is why the vast majority of people that suffer from anxiety have had it on and off throughout their entire lifetime.

So they had it as a child, but didn't know how to explain it.

And as an adult, they realized it was anxiety.

This is also why...

anti-anxiety medications don't work for the vast majority of people because it makes them feel like a zombie.

You're tranquilizing this response in the body rather than using methylated vitamins to help you break these neurotransmitters down.

So when you look on a hormone test, you'll see that Comp T, in addition to regulating these neurotransmitters that create this fight or flight response, lead to anxiety, lead to waking thoughts at night, and also lead you to consider any scenario

as the worst case scenario.

So if you got trouble at work, it's the worst possible outcome.

If you've got trouble at home, it's the worst possible outcome.

If you've got friction with a family member, it's the total end.

And that is because those are fight or flight neurotransmitters.

Those are worst case scenario neurotransmitters.

They're ancestrally meant to protect us, right?

They're instant on.

Somebody's standing in front of you with a knife, you know, don't have a lot of time to warm up.

eyes have to dilate, hearing has to be more acute, heart rate has to increase, extremities have to flood with blood, those same reactions can happen without a trigger.

And so people that are listening to this that have those kinds of feelings, just know that you're not crazy, that is a rise in catecholamines can be mitigated with the right methylated multivitamins.

And this also helps, this very same gene mutation helps to clear estrogen.

It sends estrogen down what we call the E2 pathway, which is a way of eliminating it.