Austin’s Neuro-Nutrition Specialist: Science-Backed Support for the Gut-Brain Axis
A Thoughtful Approach for Complex Conditions
Have you ever felt like your brain and your body are speaking two different languages? You struggle with brain fog or anxiety, while your gut feels slow or painful. A Neuro-Nutritionist is a specialist who looks at the bridge between the two.
Narrated by Jana Jamail, MS, CNS
Who I Work With
Your brain and your metabolism are talking. I help you understand what they are saying.
I am an Austin based Neuroscientist and Nutritionist. I help people who feel stuck in a cycle of stress, gut issues, and burnout find the physical root of their symptoms. Most of my clients have tried everything like therapy, generic diets, and wellness trends but they still do not feel like themselves.
I specialize in helping
The Stressed Brain: People experiencing anxiety, depression, irritability, brain fog, or memory concerns who want to understand the physiological drivers behind their mood and mental clarity.
The Metabolic Crash: People taking GLP-1 medications who want to stop the side effects and protect their hair and muscle.
The Sensitive Gut: People with digestive issues, neurodivergence, autoimmune conditions like Celiac, or detox sensitivities who need a personalized approach that supports both the nervous system and gut health.
Common symptoms my clients have:
Anxiety or low mood
Irritability
Brain fog or poor memory
Difficulty concentrating
Feeling wired but tired
Constipation or IBS
Bloating
Food sensitivities
Detox sensitivity or chemical reactivity
Real Outcomes: See the Science in Action
I don't believe in guessing. These are real outcomes for clients who struggled with chronic brain fog, gut issues, mycotoxins, and burnout.
The 3-Month Turnaround: Solving a 5-Year Mystery After seeing multiple doctors and spending thousands without answers, this 19-year-old was still struggling with fainting, dizziness, and brain fog. By focusing on root-cause nutrition and a minimal supplement plan, we stabilized her gut and ended her fainting spells in just 90 days, all while respecting her budget.
From the Recliner to the Bed: Resolving Autoimmune Flares & Congestion At 73, this client was so congested from environmental toxins and autoimmune flares (PMR) that he couldn't breathe well enough to sleep in his own bed. In 4 months, his nasal congestion cleared, his energy returned, and he was able to safely reduce his medications and return to his bed for a full night's sleep.
Watching these stories is the first step. Telling yours is the second. If you’re ready to stop guessing and start digging into the science of your own health, let’s talk
Meet the Researcher Who Translates Science into Your Success, Jana Jamail MS, CNS
I am an Austin-based Neuroscientist and Nutritionist. I started my practice in 2017 to get to the root cause of hard to treat symptoms, like anxiety, depression, and gut issues.
I don't believe in guessing. I use my background in Human Nutrition, Functional Medicine, and Applied Neuroscience (King's College London) to find the logical, physical reasons why you don't feel like yourself.
Beyond the Clinic
I am a published lead author and researcher. My work focuses on:
Cellular Energy: How your mitochondria fuel your brain and body.
Brain Health: How inflammation in the body leads to anxiety and depression.
Modern Metabolism: Protecting your health while using GLP-1 medications.
I’m not just here to give you a diet; I’m here to help you solve the puzzle of your health using science and evidence.
Let’s See if We’re a Fit
Finding the right partner for your health journey is a big decision. That’s why I offer a brief, no-pressure 15-minute introductory phone call.
This isn't a medical deep-dive or a high-pressure sales pitch. It’s a human conversation. We’ll talk about your why, look at where you're feeling stuck, and see if my neuro-nutrition approach aligns with what you need right now.
My goal is for you to walk away with clarity. If we’re a fit, we’ll talk about next steps. If not, I’ll do my best to point you toward the right resource in the Austin community. Either way, you’ll leave with more direction than you had before
Research & Media
My work extends beyond clinical practice into research, education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. I am involved in ongoing research exploring the intersection of nutrition, neuroscience, and emerging adjunct therapies, including published work on transcranial photobiomodulation and mental health support.
I regularly participate in educational discussions, professional collaborations, and podcast conversations focused on gut-brain health, immune regulation, environmental influences, and complex chronic care.
This work helps ensure that my clinical approach remains grounded in evolving science while staying practical and patient-centered.
Listen Up
Podcast interviews where I share insights on nutrition, brain health, chronic symptoms, and the evolving science behind personalized, integrative care