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« Thread Started on Nov 5, 2009, 3:53pm » | |
I would be interested to know how many people have looked into braintyping? www.braintypes.com
I am looking at buying the book and I did their mini questionaire (FCIR) for those curious, and i thought that it kind of fits with this whole metabolic typing thing.
First of all it emphasizes individuals are different and the institute has ongoing research to actually bring exact science to legitimize their research.
It currently states they are doing in depth research on neurotransmitters and how they relate to individuals and their types. I think this could bring some added insight to MT and it would be interesting to see if people such as fast oxidizers usually if not always fall under certain braintypes because of their neurotransmitter balances that are naturally present and so on.
Anyways just thought i would put this out there for those wanting something unique to the individual that specifically focuses on the mind.
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« Reply #1 on Nov 6, 2009, 6:22am » | |
The HealthExcell system of MT covers neurotransmitter differences in people http://bmfsports.proboards.com/index.cgi....play&thread=796
I did the test on that site, and icame out as FCIL / ENTJ - the CEO Type. This is not me at all, as i hate organising other people and would rather focus on sorting myself out.
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« Reply #2 on Nov 6, 2009, 7:09pm » | |
Nov 6, 2009, 6:22am, robwhite wrote:The HealthExcell system of MT covers neurotransmitter differences in people http://bmfsports.proboards.com/index.cgi....play&thread=796
I did the test on that site, and icame out as FCIL / ENTJ - the CEO Type. This is not me at all, as i hate organising other people and would rather focus on sorting myself out. |
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Lol i know it talks about limitations with just taking the quiz because u have to watch the way someone moves and the things they say or are said about them to truly get at someones type...
I understand u may hate organizing others but the ceo type says 'self focused' so i think it's best to not focus on the title CEO, and your perception of that word, too much
thx for that neurotransmitter link also
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« Reply #3 on Nov 25, 2009, 7:30am » | |
In my experience, the neurotransmitter testing that we now do in Metabolic Typing is the way to go when talking about the brain. I have used the new testing protocol/questionnaire with several of my latest clients and it has "worked" (or added proper support) in each case.
Whenever I get past Raw Unity, I will post the new services of Neurotransmitter Testing and Hair/Tissue/Mineral Analysis on my web site.
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« Reply #4 on Nov 25, 2009, 11:31am » | |
Nov 25, 2009, 7:30am, erictalmant wrote:In my experience, the neurotransmitter testing that we now do in Metabolic Typing is the way to go when talking about the brain. I have used the new testing protocol/questionnaire with several of my latest clients and it has "worked" (or added proper support) in each case.
Whenever I get past Raw Unity, I will post the new services of Neurotransmitter Testing and Hair/Tissue/Mineral Analysis on my web site.
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looking forward to hearing about it, i just think the brain is everything. It controls everything we do and people dont realize how influenced they are by brain chemistry and neurotransmitter balances and such. People just think they act on their own, but dont see how different of a decision they will make if they are a little depressed or overly happy.
Long live zee brain
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« Reply #5 on Nov 25, 2009, 11:40am » | |
I think brain chemistry is largely affected by metabolism. Nearly all brain chemistry imbalances are related to cellular metabolic problems in the CNS and poor nutrient availability.
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« Reply #6 on Nov 25, 2009, 11:57am » | |
Nov 25, 2009, 11:40am, robwhite wrote:| I think brain chemistry is largely affected by metabolism. Nearly all brain chemistry imbalances are related to cellular metabolic problems in the CNS and poor nutrient availability. |
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yah exactly so the crap people ingest and the toxins they are exposed to just lead to improper feeding of the brain and then they get imbalances
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