Neuro Impulse • Impulse Reboot Topical Blend

A nerve cell is a delicate mix of functioning components, structure, and electricity. Obsessed with nerve cell health, we traced health backward to chronic conditions and diseases (a plethora of each). We found damaged and unhealthy nerve cells at the end of the line.  Neuro Impulse mineral blend is designed to reboot the nerve cell function, strength, and impulse. 

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We believe that to obtain a healthy nervous system, one must start at the cellular level. Unprocessed, unaltered minerals retain their natural properties and work in perfect concert to reboot the nerve cell to establish functioning equilibrium in the neuronal system. 

• Robust neuroimmune system 
  
• Curtail neurodegenerative conditions
• Deter cancer and other diseases

• Cofactors SOD enzyme clearing oxidative stress away from the cell, reducing the likelihood of potential oxidative damage
• Responsible for the biosynthesis of collagen, cofactors prolidase enzyme; collagen is needed to strengthen the components and structure of the cell

Copper, Cu

• Regulates multiple physiological processes 
• Energy metabolism
  
• Mitochondrial respiration
• Clears heat and toxins (Franks p89)
• Potentially clears pathogens (Blog post)

Zinc, Zn

• Protects neuron signaling from pathogens
• Improves electrophysiological impulses
• as an antiviral, providing protection and improving the immune system by strengthening the nervous system

• Regenerative - Fuchsite Amethyst, Clear Quartz, Tiger Eye, Rhodochrosite
• Energetic - Red Spinel, Sapphire, Amber, Hemimorphite
• Grounding - Stromatolite, Ammonite, Amber
• Counter Flow - Staurolite

Neuro Impulse Topical Blend is gentle enough for daily use but powerful enough to slog through after a damaging illness or during a chronic condition. 

Dab, onto the following nerve systems

Use 1-2x/Day or as needed

We recommend using Vagus Sum Topical Blend for a week 2x/Day, then begin Neuro Impulse 1x/Day along with Vagus Sum 1x/Day. Continue using 1-2x/Day or as needed 

Dab a line extending from the back of the ear, down the neck, to the middle of the collarbone. Repeat both sides. Dab a line on the center of the sternum (CV18) down to midway between the sternum and navel (CV12)

From the ear out and above the eyebrows, from the ear out and under the cheekbones, from the ear out and under the chin line

A line behind the skull and down the spine

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.125oz  |   Amethyst, Clear Quartz, Amber, Red Spinel, Azurite, Fuchsite, Tiger Eye, Rhodochrosite, Ammonite, Hemimorphite, Staurolite, Stromatolite, Sapphire & other Crystal minerals

Patented Process

Our healing mineral crystal powder formulas are packaged in a "Self Charging Bottle." Each has a hematite bead nestled in the powder to keep the mineral crystals charged, healing, and fresh.  

These products were developed under the guidance of Dr Heiner Fruehauf, a world-renowned professor of holistic medicine at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon.

We must share our disclaimer that we are not medical practitioners and cannot give medical advice. Crystals used for healing should be used as a complement to other therapies and not as a replacement for regular medical care. For external use only. 

♥︎ Ohm

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