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Brain Fog

by Vicki Lennox

  • Last Updated: May 1 2024

  • 1.  Do you suffer with ‘terminal’ brain fog?


    In the labyrinth of daily life, there exists a dense fog that shrouds my thoughts and clouds my clarity of mind. It's a phenomenon known as "brain fog", a nebulous haze that permeates my consciousness, leaving me feeling disoriented, forgetful, and utterly drained. This sense of cognitive fog has become an all-too-familiar companion, casting a shadow over even the simplest of tasks.

     

    Brain fog is like wading through molasses, each thought feels sluggish and disjointed, as if my mind is trudging through a thick, impenetrable fog. It's a frustrating experience that leaves me grappling with an overwhelming sense of mental fatigue and confusion. Simple tasks that once came easily now require enormous effort, and even the most basic decisions feel like insurmountable obstacles.

     

    The causes of brain fog are as varied as they are numerous, from hormonal fluctuations to sleep disturbances, stress, and dietary factors. As a middle-aged woman, I find myself particularly susceptible to the hormonal fluctuations associated with perimenopause and menopause, which can wreak havoc on my cognitive function and leave me feeling like I'm navigating a never-ending maze of mental fog.

     

    Being a woman and Grade ‘A’ People Pleaser with no boundaries at all and making it my priority to look out for everyone else (and their dog) throughout my life has been a large contributor, too.   

     

    Brain fog is NOT a permanent condition, however, nor are frustration and despair your fate to endure for evermore. It is a temporary state that can be overcome with patience, perseverance, and self-care. By prioritising sleep, managing stress, setting strong boundaries, and adopting a balanced diet, I can begin to lift the fog that clouds my mind and reclaim a sense of mental clarity and vitality.

     

    Seeking support from a coach or healthcare professional and exploring alternative therapies such as mindfulness meditation, yoga, and cognitive-behavioural therapy can provide invaluable tools for managing and alleviating brain fog symptoms. I have access to an amazing new tool, developed by my business partner, David McCoy, called AumoniX. Enlisting the power of specific, coordinated sound frequencies, it’s the quickest, most effective, and permanent way of helping the brain to create new neural pathways.

     

    By nurturing your mind, body, and spirit with compassion and care, you can begin to navigate the fog and emerge into the light of clarity and renewed vitality.


    I have access to an amazing new tool, developed by my business partner, David McCoy, called AumoniX.

    Enlisting the power of specific, coordinated sound frequencies, it’s the quickest, most effective, and permanent way of helping the brain to create new neural pathways. If this resonates with you and you don’t know how to begin, call me, Vicki, on 0423 314 121 for a complimentary 15-minute chat. I have excellent tools and strategies that will assist and support you.

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