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Ionic salts like Potassium & Sodium salts are important to the neurotransmitters. Since neurotransmitters(neurons) are comprised of amino acids, it is important to have adequate protein intake (and also adequate exercise and rest, in order to maximize the positive metabolism of proteins and synthesis in the neural transmission)
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