#63: Mapping GABA with Trudy Scott
As Trudy shares in this week’s episode, GABA is a neurotransmitter that should be understood by every clinician. Supplementally, and when needed, it can augment our toolboxes to help patients find hope, and ultimately work toward their unique root cause resolutions. Discover the powers of GABA and put it to work for you in practice!
February 1, 2019
> Click here to download the completed Matrix from this week’s episode
> Be sure to read Trudy’s book ‘The Anti-Anxiety Food Solution’ and gather more of her wisdom!
> You can learn more about the Anti-Anxiety Summit that Trudy hosts here
> The 2015 article on action selection processes improved by GABA levels can be found here
> Further info on the role of GABA in pancreatic function and Diabetes outcomes can be found here
> You can see a clip of Trudy with psychologist Dr. Josh Friedman right here
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