Wellness Resources PhosphatidylSerine - Non-GMO, Soy-Free (100 mg, 90 capsules)

Description

Wellness Resources PhosphatidylSerine is a natural phospholipid that helps energize the brain and improve short-term memory, focus, and coordination.* PhoshpatidylSerine (PS) is the single most important building block nutrient for healthy, alive, and functional brain cells. Levels of phosphatidylserine in the brain determine how long stress can be tolerated. Dietary supplementation with PS can improve symptoms of decline in memory, learning, concentration, coordination, and mood.* Wellness Resources PhosphatidylSerine is derived from non-GMO sunflower lecithin. It is now known that the loss of memory, cognitive skills, and the ability to concentrate can deteriorate as much as 50% over the course of a lifetime in people who are otherwise healthy. It is also known that as this cognitive decline occurs there is a corresponding loss of healthy and functional nerve cells in the brain. Alcohol use, smoking, drugs, excess medications, heavy metals (like mercury, lead), environmental chemicals, poor diet, and excitotoxins (such as MSG and aspartame) can all speed up the process of brain decline.PhosphatidylSerine is naturally found in every cell membrane in the body, but in very high amounts in cell membranes in the brain. PS is the key nutrient that regulates how brain cells work. It regulates which nutrients enter brain cells, how waste gets out of brain cells, and communication between brain cells (neurotransmitter flow). PhosphatidylSerine is an important building block nutrient for healthy and functional brain cells. It is in very short supply in the diet and must be constructed from other nutrients, a very energy intensive activity.* Supplemental PhosphatidylSerine has been shown to help brain cells work better, consistent with the activity of a brain that is less aged. PS can improve mental focus, short-term memory, mood, coordination, concentration, and learning. PhosphatidylSerine has been shown to be very helpful in the young as well as adults.*