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​Neuromechanical Nutrition
Research backed supplements formulated specifically to enhance and sustain your recovery.
True recovery requires the right building blocks. Our Neuromechanical Nutrition knowledge provides evidence-based guidance to support your structural integrity from the inside out.
Lets focus on:
Joint & Ligament Strength
Utilizing collagen precursors and minerals to repair connective tissues.
Anti-Inflammatory Protocols
Using high-quality vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients to manage systemic pain.
Bone Density & Muscle Repair
Ensuring your internal chemistry is optimized to maintain the gains made during your Chiropractic sessions.


Fueling Your Movement
A Simple Guide to Neuromechanical Nutrition
Think of your body like a high-performance vehicle. To keep it running smoothly, you need the right electricity, a strong engine, and a solid frame. When these three systems have the right fuel, your body can move without pain and heal itself naturally.
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The Frame (Bones & Joints)
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This is your structural support. It needs constant maintenance to stay strong:
Vitamin D, Calcium & Collagen - The concrete that keeps bones dense.
Vitamin C & Collagen: The "glue" that keeps your joints and ligaments bouncy and flexible.
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The Power (Nerves)
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Your nerves are like electrical wires. To send signals (Action Potential) clearly without "shorts" or "misfires," they need:
Electrolytes - (Na/K/Mg/Cl): The battery fluid that keeps the signal moving.
B-Vitamins - The insulation on the wires (myelin) that prevents energy loss and pins and needles
Healthy Fats (Cholesterol): Essential for brain-to-body communication.
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The Engine (Muscles)
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Muscles do the heavy lifting. To contract and relax properly, they require:
Magnesium: The "Relaxer." Without it, muscles stay tight (cramps).
Calcium: The "Contractor." It tells the muscle when to pull.
CoQ10 (ubiquinone) - helps to create ATP which is essential for optimal muscle action
Protein & Amino Acids: The building blocks used to repair micro-tears after movement.​​










