With over 30 discovered neurotransmitters, many more undiscovered, and 12 distinct interdependently operating neuronal systems, neuroscience has become a much more eclectic field of study than the traditional brain centric theory. Because so many physiological processes are involved in maintaining the balanced performance of the mind, all systems must be incorporated into the scientific model. Here we show the how the body maintains balance from a bioelectrodynamic point of view often used in Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine. The neurotransmitter levels, flow of electrical currents, and the homeostatic balance of the brain are all important factors in understanding how the mind works, and more importantly, how to make it work better. For example: the reason why people get jittery when drinking too much caffeine is that they offset the balance of the stomach. Then the kidneys can no longer support the hyperactivity of the heart. When all systems are balanced, one can push themselves to new limits without any negative effects.