Central Nervous System

Symptoms of nervous exhaustion emerge in two categories: intellectual and physical. Intellectual ones are manifested by the disorders of concentration and memory, inability to concentrate and a decrease in the learning ability. The physical symptoms begin with irritability and persistent fatigue. Even a long sleep does not bring rest, all activities require huge exertion to manage, any trifle becomes a problem. Each of us faces the causes of the nervous exhaustion every day. This is a shortage of rest, increased physical and emotional loads, diseases, burdening of the body.

The higher the degree of CNS fatigue, the more unfavorable the state of the internal organs and systems, as well as the impact of acute and chronic stresses. The phenomenon of lability indicates the predominance of stress, both acute and chronic, and the persistent, unchanging indicators indicating the state of the central nervous system, refer to the deep organ changes that cause exhaustion of such high degrees. In the process of analyzing the readings, it is required to take into account the lability of the central nervous system by comparing readings in one session when viewing a series of tests.

- III degree exhaustion
A high degree of disorders, requiring the urgent correction by programs for cleansing from the toxins, causative agents, elimination of the acute or chronic stress, restoration of sleeping, general health improvement, as well as the psychosomatic programs.

- II degree exhaustion
The average degree of disorders, requiring correction by programs for cleansing from toxins, causative agents, elimination of the chronic stress, restoration of sleeping, general health improvement, as well as psychosomatics programs.

- I degree exhaustion
A low degree of disorders, requiring correction by programs of cleansing from toxins, causative agents, elimination of the chronic stress, restoration of sleeping, general improvement.

- norm
Variant of the norm. This condition does not require the program correction.