Phosphatidyl Serine 60cps - Lamberts

Lamberts Phosphatidyl Serine 60cps for cognitive function

Membranes are the working surfaces of every cell, they perform the essential functions of cellular communication and hormonal signal transduction.

Nerve cells, in particular, depend on healthy membrane function for normal neurotransmitter metabolism and nerve signal transmission.

Phosphatidylserine plays a crucial role in many of these membrane-associated nerve cell processes. Phosphatidylserine's fundamental function is to help maintain proper membrane fluidity, which helps maintain cognitive function.

In the brain, it helps maintain the normal capacity for acetylcholine release. It is important for the cholinergic neurotransmitter system.

It has similar functions in the dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin-dependent neurotransmitter systems. It is also required for sodium and potassium transport through its influence on ATPase activity.

Helps maintain proper glucose utilization in the brain. Glucose is the preferred energy substrate for nerve cells. Unlike other cells, these cells are unable to use fatty acids or proteins for energy production.

Brain glucose utilization, an indicator of brain activity, often declines during aging.

Another related function is its role in controlling the normal balance of stress hormones. It is also involved in the body's response to counteract the excessive release of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) and adrenaline after the physical stress of exercise.

While supporting normal growth hormone release.

Phosphatidyl Serine is rapidly and efficiently absorbed from the intestine, taken up into the blood, and readily crosses the blood-brain barrier to reach the nerve cells of the brain.

It is also attributed antioxidant activity, protecting brain cells from free radicals. Extensive clinical research has shown that this nutrient is important for promoting optimal cognitive function, especially in the aging brain.

Lamberts Phosphatidyl Serine 60cps for cognitive function

Membranes are the working surfaces of every cell, they perform the essential functions of cellular communication and hormonal signal transduction.

Nerve cells, in particular, depend on healthy membrane function for normal neurotransmitter metabolism and nerve signal transmission.

Phosphatidylserine plays a crucial role in many of these membrane-associated nerve cell processes. Phosphatidylserine's fundamental function is to help maintain proper membrane fluidity, which helps maintain cognitive function.

In the brain, it helps maintain the normal capacity for acetylcholine release. It is important for the cholinergic neurotransmitter system.

It has similar functions in the dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin-dependent neurotransmitter systems. It is also required for sodium and potassium transport through its influence on ATPase activity.

Helps maintain proper glucose utilization in the brain. Glucose is the preferred energy substrate for nerve cells. Unlike other cells, these cells are unable to use fatty acids or proteins for energy production.

Brain glucose utilization, an indicator of brain activity, often declines during aging.

Another related function is its role in controlling the normal balance of stress hormones. It is also involved in the body's response to counteract the excessive release of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) and adrenaline after the physical stress of exercise.

While supporting normal growth hormone release.

Phosphatidyl Serine is rapidly and efficiently absorbed from the intestine, taken up into the blood, and readily crosses the blood-brain barrier to reach the nerve cells of the brain.

It is also attributed antioxidant activity, protecting brain cells from free radicals. Extensive clinical research has shown that this nutrient is important for promoting optimal cognitive function, especially in the aging brain.

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