The six brain centers

I feel constipated, congested, I have a UTI, I have allergies, chronic illness

Zone 2

I feel nervous, anxious, I can’t sleep, I keep getting sick, babies with colic

Zone 3

I have food sensitivity, digestive issues, weight issues, difficulty latching

Zone 4

I have muscle/joint pain, stiffness, decreased flexibility and motion, Torticollis

Zone 5

I have blood pressure issues, poor circulation, cold feet/hands

Zone 6

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Zone 1

Glandular System

This zone is responsible for every gland throughout your entire body!

Your brain communicates with all the glands in your body, signaling when and exactly how much hormones and chemicals to release, which are vital for maintaining your health and ensuring optimal body functions.

Imbalances in hormones or chemicals can affect a child’s behavior, sleep patterns, and physical development, highlighting the importance of a well-regulated endocrine system from the start.

When your body's glands function properly, you experience improved mood, emotional balance, better sleep, higher energy levels, better digestion, a stronger immune system, hormonal balance, and enhanced reproductive health.

Zone 2

Elimination System

This zone is responsible for overseeing the function of all elimination organs, including the sinuses, lungs, kidneys, bladder, ureters, colon/intestines, toxins, and bowels.

Every cell in your body produces waste as a byproduct of its metabolic functions, and it requires a way to eliminate this waste. Much like a traffic system—if there’s a blockage, everything slows down, leading to congestion and dysfunction.

When your eliminative organs are working well, you can expect clear sinuses, a strong immune system, regular bowel movements, reduced bloating, and fewer toxins in the body. For babies and young children, efficient elimination is vital for healthy growth and development. Issues like constipation, frequent colds, or digestive discomfort can be signs that their eliminative system needs attention.

Zone 3

Nervous System

The Nervous Zone consists of two autonomic nervous systems: the parasympathetic system- controlling the rest and recovery response, and the sympathetic system- controlling the fight or flight response.

When this zone is disrupted, overall nervous system function can suffer. This may result in symptoms like anxiety, constant worry, overstimulation, numbness/tingling, muscle weakness, emotional numbness, headaches/migraines, and difficulty sleeping. For children, babies, or newborns, nervous system imbalances can manifest as excessive crying, irritability, trouble calming down, or difficulty sleeping.

A well-functioning nervous system supports the ability to adapt to stress, maintains normal sensory function, promotes relaxation, and boosts energy levels —crucial for both adults and growing children as they navigate daily challenges.

Zone 4

Digestive System

The Digestive Zone includes not only the stomach and intestines but also the mouth, esophagus, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas, all of which play vital roles in breaking down food properly.

When the Digestive Zone is out of balance, you may experience food allergies, vitamin deficiencies, IBS, heartburn or acid reflux, bloating, flatulence, constipation, diarrhea, and changes in appetite.

A well-functioning digestive system ensures regular digestion, efficient nutrient absorption, and healthy bowel movements —key for children and newborns as they grow and develop, as their digestive systems are still maturing and require careful attention.

Zone 5

Muscular System

The Muscular Zone focuses on the key structures of your body: muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, and bones.

Those who put their bodies under significant physical stress may experience imbalances in the Muscular Zone, resulting in pain, weakness, or muscle tension. This can also happen in children as they explore new activities or engage in typical play

A well-functioning muscular system helps maintain healthy muscle tone, reduce aches and pains, improve overall strength, and encourage relaxation—especially important for growing kids who are constantly developing.

Zone 6

Circulatory System

The Circulatory Zone governs both the circulatory system (heart, veins, arteries) and the lymphatic system, which plays a crucial role in maintaining fluid balance and removing cellular waste.

Disruptions in this Zone can lead to symptoms like heart issues, irregular blood pressure, swelling, or cold hands and feet.

A well-functioning circulatory system promotes balanced blood pressure, better temperature regulation in your extremities, and improved circulation throughout the body. For babies and young children, a healthy circulatory system is vital for growth and development, ensuring that oxygen and nutrients are efficiently transported to their growing bodies.