Want to feel better than you’ve ever felt?Every year, millions of us make New Year’s resolutions with the hope of improving our lives. Common goals include losing weight, getting in shape, reducing stress, and improving overall health. While winning the lottery might remain a distant dream, achieving the other four is entirely within our reach.Imagine feeling more
Dr. Shawn's Blog
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Recent Blogs
Modulation of the Gut-Heart-Brain-Axis Improves Mood, Metabolism, and Mental Wellness Shawn M. Talbott, PhD As the Chief Science Officer for Amare Global (“The Mental Wellness Company”), one of the most frequent questions that I get from Amare customers and Brand Partners is related to “the research” – where to find it, what it means, and
Ancient Remedies for Modern Performance (Nootropics – Adaptogens – Psychobiotics) The Elusive Nature of Human Performance The desire to perform at our best and achieve our goals is inherent in human nature. Improving how we feel, how we look, and how we perform is an on-going quest that many of us strive for. Unfortunately, while
Is someone in your life struggling with anxiety?Experiencing anxiety is a normal psychological mood state. This is important to understand because there is a difference between the disease (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) and the everyday, common feeling of anxiety that we all experience at different points in our lives. While professional help from mental health professionals is
Nootropics, pronounced like “Noah” (the guy with the ark), are also known as “smart drugs” or “brain boosters” or cognitive enhancers. I have an “explainer video” on YouTube here = https://youtu.be/8_IUhz4z__E The word comes from “noo” for mind and “tropic” for changing, and these “mind-changing” substances help to enhance cognitive function, including memory, focus, and
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