Methods, compounds, and solutions for neurotransmitter restoration in mammals

A method for informing a patient of an efficacy of a dissolved composition in the form of a powder formulation mixture of constituents for restoring neurotransmitters in a mammalian brain, the method comprising:

• dissolving the mixture of constituents in a liquid to prepare a solution, wherein the constituents comprises calcium carbonate, pyridoxine hydrochloric acid, magnesium citrate, zinc amino acid chelate, chromium amino acid chelate, and a mixture comprising L-Tryptophan, L-Glutamine, L-Tyrosine, DL-Phenylalanine, rhodiola, and a color change agent comprising beet root powder, wherein the dissolving causes the color change agent to interact with one or more constituents to provide an initial color of the solution;
• changing the color of the solution based upon an elapsed period amount of time the constituents are placed in solution;
• with the changing of color of the solution, indicating to an observer a loss of an attribute beneficial to efficacy of the solution for restoring neurotransmitters to the brain with the elapsed period amount of time the constituents are placed in solution;
• comparing a color of the solution to a color swatch;
• and
• indicating an efficacy of the solution for restoring neurotransmitters to the brain based upon the comparing of the color of the solution to the color of the swatch and the change in color is not the reason for the decreased efficacy.