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Clinical Utility of Neurotransmitter Testing

Webinar discussing the clinical utility of urinary neurotransmitter testing in the context of addressing and managing neurochemical imbalances pertaining to mood disorders.


Description


Dr. Zava, ZRT Founder & Chief Scientist, and Dr. Placzek, ZRT Senior Research Scientist, discuss the clinical utility of urinary neurotransmitter testing in the context of addressing and managing neurochemical imbalances pertaining to mood disorders.

In this one hour webinar, they cover the following topics:

  • Introduce neurotransmitter testing as a complementary addition to hormone testing – outlining its use in providing more information regarding a client’s individual biochemical heterogeneity
  • Discuss the etiology of mood disorders, and illustrate how excessive or deficient levels of certain neurotransmitters in both the brain and in the periphery are associated with a spectrum of neurobiological disorders
  • Explain how neurotransmitter testing can help achieve an edge over traditional psychological inventory when addressing poor brain health
  • Rationalise the dried urine approach as a simple, convenient, and effective collection method to assess neurotransmitter levels

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Speakers


  • Dr Zava

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