Personality Traits Can Be Changed
Do you feel like you just can concentrate?
Or maybe you are terrible at decision making?
Are you scared to make new friends or be in social situations?
Well, there is something you could do about it!
There are four types of people in the world, and most of us, though we may have a couple of traits from each type, can fall under one of these personality phenotypes. The difference here is that this isn’t just some personality test in a vanity magazine, these are actual personality traits that can be linked back to hormone deficiencies causing you to be a certain way, and once you are diagnosed, you can begin work on curing the traits you once thought you would have to live with forever.
The four phenotypes are Dopamine, Acetylcholine, Serotonin and GABA.
• Dopamine is responsible for motivation and linked to executives. These personalities often are good at achieving their goals. Confident, and good at achieving and keeping relationships.
• Acetylcholine personalities are quick thinkers and they are able to adapt to situations and handle what life throws at them with creativity. They love words and communication.
• Serotonin personalities are excellent at hand eye coordination, they are creative at making the best of their situation. They are loyal and passionate and look for immediate results.
• GABA is considered the calm personality. These are the people who you can trust to come up with a plan, hash out the details and achieve their goal. They are dependable and balanced no matter what the situation.
Just by reading these brief descriptions, can you see what kind of personality you are? How about what kind of traits you are missing and would like to have? Well, it is possible to get these traits and change your life.
With a program of Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, neurotransmitter balancing, supplements and a diet plan, you can achieve the traits you feel you are deficient in.
It begins with a questionnaire.
For more information, call my office at 718-382-9200.
QUESTIONNAIRE:
Identifying neurotransmitter deficiencies:
If you answer YES to any of the questions below, you might be deficient in neurotransmitter listed below:
D: DOPAMINE DEFICIENCY
1. Are you upset because you do not have interest in sex any more?
2. Do you feel guilty because you are eating too much sugar?
3. Do you feel like no matter what you do, you can’t lose weight?
4. Are you feeling depressed because you feel others often exploit you?
5. Are you frustrated because can’t concentrate or think fast to make the right decisions?
6. Are you tired of being fatigued even in the morning?
7. Do you feel like you can’t wake up without your cup of coffee?
A: ACETYLCHOLINE DEFICIENCY
1. Are you embarrassed that you can’t remember the names of people you meet?
2. Do you feel guilty because you don’t have interest in sex anymore?
3. Are you always tired and feel depressed because you can’t sleep?
4. Are you frustrated because you feel like even the smallest obstacles keep you from accomplishing your goals?
5. Are you depressed because you’re always thinking about your deficiencies?
G: GABA
1. Are you upset because you are always too nervous to concentrate on you main goal?
2. Are you embarrassed that you often sweat, and have cold hands and palpitations in front of others?
3. Are you tired of being fatigued all the time without any reason?
4. Are you frustrated because you can’t control you mood swings?
5. Do your mood swings cause you trouble at work and with your family?
6. Are you suffering from chronic pain?
7. Are you depressed because you feel like you don’t have many friends?
S: SEROTONIN
1. Are you tired because you are tense and cannot relax?
2. Are you depressed and anxious because you often get up at night?
3. Do you feel like you can’t fall asleep?
4. Are you exhausted because you get up at night and then cannot fall back asleep?
5. Do you often suffer with fear?
6. Do you have a hard time dealing with change?
7. Do you feel guilty because you often give into cravings too much and eat too many sweets?
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