Optimal neurotransmitters are key to optimizing your energy!
From your answers, your fatigue may have something to do with the health of your neurotransmitters. These are chemical messengers in the brain and body that can have a tremendous effect on your energy levels and how you're feeling. Please read below to understand a little more about your neurotransmitters and the role they may play in your fatigue.
As a next step, a simple urine test can determine your baseline levels. Understanding your neurotransmitter levels better can help us create a plan to address your fatigue and get you back to feeling better!
 Low Dopamine = fatigue
Low Epinephrine = fatigue
Low Noepinephrine = fatigue
High GABA = fatigue
About neurotransmitter imbalance
If you have low seratonin, you may not be getting good deep sleep and that can ultimately lead to fatigue.
Neurotransmitters include many players—epinephrine, norepinephrine, serotonin, GABA, glycine, dopamine, histamine, and PEA. These all play a role in keeping us energetic, and also happy, focused, calm, and motivated. 
One example is low epinephrine and norepinephrine. This can cause low energy, low mood, lack of focus and direction. Another example is low serotonin, if you have low serotonin, you may not be getting good deep sleep and that can ultimately lead to fatigue. 

Each person’s neurotransmitters are different, some high, some low, some normal. Deficiencies or excess levels can also be due to nutrient deficiencies in amino acids, vitamins or minerals.

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