Clearing the Fog
You can’t think clearly, you aren’t processing information as you should, and you may not be able to come up with an appropriate response to a question.
What are the causes of brain fog?
Hormones
Brain fog can be caused by many factors. Menopausal women may rightfully blame it on an imbalance of hormones. Too much, or not enough, estrogen can impact your brain.
Toxic Chemicals
Exposure to toxic chemicals can lead to brain fog. Metals like copper, aluminum, lead, cadmium and mercury are common culprits found in food, cosmetics, and dental work.
Calcium Shell
Calcium levels that are too high can result in a sense of losing touch with reality, mental fatigue, depression, and diminished awareness.
Fatigue & Stress
Brain fog can also be provoked by a persistent lack of restorative sleep and chronic environmental or emotional stress.
Nutrient Deficiencies
Your brain cranks through nutrients at a furious pace. Vitamins C, E, B-vitamins, Zinc, and Co-Q10 are essential for maintaining memory and function.
Chemo Brain
A common side effect of chemotherapy, characterized by difficulty concentrating, mental fogginess, and verbal memory struggles.
The Path to Clarity
If you are having problems with brain fog, there are a number of factors that could be contributing to your condition. Brain fog may improve in a few weeks on a nutritional balancing program. In other cases, the causes can be more complex and may require deeply removing toxins from the brain, liver and kidneys.We use high-quality chiropractic, detoxification, and clinical nutrition as a complete healing program to address your individual needs.