SUPPORT FOR THE COLLEGE STUDENT
During early adulthood, the brain is still developing - for many this is during their college years. Understanding how toxins, diet, sleep, and stress levels all impact the brain's development can be crucial to improving focus and concentration.
Good nutrition is essential for health particularly during stress. Nutrient dense foods are not always readiy available to college students which can contribute to recurrent cold and flus along with exacerbation of chronic illnesses such as asthma.
Academic-related stress can play a significant role in college from academic stressors, extensive course load, studying, time management, competition, financial concerns, familial and peer pressures, as well as adapting to a new environment which can negatively impact well-being.
Depression
For college students there can be complex problems that can create intense pressure to succeed and as a result mental health and sense of well-being are suffering.
Demanding schedules can leave many college students sleep deprived. Sleep is a critical factor in maintaining overall cognitive function. Supporting your body's sleep cycle and quality is an important factor for college success.
Addictions
One of the greatest challenges of the college experience is alcohol consumption including binge drinking, prescription stimulates for cognitive enhancement, and cannabis - there are healthy alternatives to keep you on track without health-hindering habits.*
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