Epinephrine

Definition: Epinephrine, also know as adrenaline, is an excitatory neurotransmitter and essential for the body metabolizing fat, regulating attentiveness and mental focus.

• Optimal Day Range: 7 -12 ug/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 22.89% optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 98.1% optimized or elevated range

 

Norepinephrine

Definition: Norepinephrine is an excitatory neurotransmitter that is important for attention and focus.

• Optimal Day Range: 30-45 ug/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 40.65% optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 99.1 % optimized or elevated range

 

Dopamine

Definition: Dopamine is an excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitter. The function of dopamine is diverse but plays a large role in the pleasure/reward pathway (addiction and thrills), memory, and motor control. It also plays a significant role in the cardiovascular, renal, hormonal, and central nervous systems.

• Optimal Day Range: 115 – 175 ug/gCr
• aseline both groups: 48.60% optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 98.1% optimized or elevated range

 

Serotonin

Definition: Serotonin is an inhibitory neurotransmitter that acts to balance low mood, compulsions and anxiousness.

• Optimal Day Range: 120 – 185 ug/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 14.01 % in an optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 97.1% in an optimized or elevated range

 

Glycine

Definition: Glycine is a inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brainstem and spinal cord. It is necessary for regulating balanced neurotransmission throughout the body.

• Optimal Day Range: 455 – 980 uMol/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 67.75% in an optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 99.1% in an optimized or elevated range

 

GABA

Definition: GABA is the major inhibitory neurotransmitter of the brain. GABA's main function is to prevent overstimulation.

• Optimal Day Range: 4.7 – 7.0 uMol/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 61.68 % in an optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 98.1 % in an optimized or elevated range

 

Glutamate

Definition: Glutamate is the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain which is necessary for memory and learning.

• Optimal Day Range: 15 -32 uMol/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 63.55% in an optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 98.1% in an optimized or elevated range

 

PEA

Definition: PEA (Beta-phenylethylamine) is an excitatory neurotransmitter known as the "love neurotransmitter" as it promotes energy and elevates mood.

• Optimal Day Range: 30 -70 nMol/gCr
• Baseline both groups: 73.83% in an optimized or elevated range
• Placebo group 91 day mark: minimal to no change in statistical significance
• Ninja group 91 day mark: 99.1% in an optimized or elevated range