Improves
All Mental Functions
PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) offers a remarkable range of benefits to all brain activities.
Scores of clinical trials show that it dramatically improves memory,
learning, concentration, and mood. It decreases stress in young and
old. PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) also has the impressive ability to turn around the effects of
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases.
Remember The Brain
Dementia-type brain diseases such as Alzheimer's, which claims about
23,000 lives every year, are sad and debilitating conditions. But they are
not the norm. Most aging people encounter a slowdown of cognitive function
and even mild memory impairment for two reasons: the older brain isn't
synthesizing as many neurotransmitters and efficient cerebral
micro-circulation diminishes with age.
Breakthrough Brain
Nutrient
The decline of mental capacity with age is the new challenge to health
care. Humans now live longer than ever before, but of every four
Americans who make it past 85 years of age, it is likely that two will be
suffering from Alzheimer's
or other severe mental deterioration when they die. The public
perception of Alzheimer's
is not inflated: many of these poor souls die without dignity,
unaware of who they are and unable to recognize loved ones as their lives
fade away. This is a very important problem for all of us to face up
to, for without our minds, what are we?
Science has risen to this challenge. Its answer for slowing, in some
cases even for reversing, mental decline is lifestyle revision and dietary
supplementation with the nutrient PhosphatidylSerine
(called PS for short).
PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is a key building block for all the billions of cells that make up
the human brain. A quarter of a century of research on PS has
established that it is the single best means for conserving memory and
other higher brain functions through the passing of the years. What
is more, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is an exceptionally safe dietary supplement. An extra margin of
safety comes from PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) being more than a nutrient. Like the vitamins, PS is an
orthomolecule.
This term "orthomolecule," brilliantly coined by the late
Professor Linus Pauling, conveys that PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is "orthodox" to the body; that PS is found throughout the
body as the same molecule that comes in with diet. This means PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is familiar to the body's defenses, highly unlikely to be seen as a
threat and essentially free of adverse effects.
Actually, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is universally present in living things from the most simple to the
most complex. It is a phospholipid, one of a class of orthomolecules
that went into the first cells. It is present in every single one of
our cells.
Cells are the most basic functional units of life, and the human body is
made up of about 100 trillion of them. They depend heavily on
membranes for all their life functions. All cells can be
simplistically thought of as "bags within bags." The bags
define compartments within the cell. The bags are packaged by the
cell's membrane system, and PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) helps build these membranes.
PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) has known functions in all of our tissues and organs but is most
concentrated in the brain. There it facilitates the entire complex
diversity of activities that make the brain the sophisticated organ that
it is. PS works to functionally integrate the brain's different
cells, tissue and regions into a unified whole. This holistic
clinical effectiveness of PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) grows out of its universal placement in all the cells of the
brain. PS acts at the deeply profound level of the cell membranes,
and its benefits from this subcellular level translate into impressive
result at the level of the whole person.
As of mid-1997, at least 64 human studies had been published on PhosphatidylSerine
(PS), of which 17 were double-blind. The consistently positive
findings from these studies established beyond a doubt that:
- PS can improve
quality of life in Alzheimer's patients.
- PS can turn back
the clock on the nondiseased, aging brain, revitalizing its
functions.
- PS can benefit
depression, and help the individual cope with stress.
- PS helps
normalize brain biochemistry and physiology at every level.
- PS is safe to
take and has negligible adverse effects.
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PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) Gives The Best Boost To Fading Memory
A great deal of research has
been done with PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) since it was chemically isolated almost a half-century ago (in 1948
by Folch). The main areas of research on PS have centered around its
involvement in the brain and the immune system, and on the "basic
science" of how PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) contributes to the survival and functioning of all known types of
cells. The human clinical research with PS has now established its
clear superiority as a nutrient that enhances brain function in people
both young and old.
In the human studies that have been done, just about every mental function
that could be measured was benefited by PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) to some extent. Experiments with laboratory animals verified
the human findings, and were strengthened by the added advantage of
structural and anatomical access to the brain tissue. Results from
powerful electron microscopy done on brain cells, from pulling apart cell
membranes and putting them back together, and from a great variety of
biochemistry studies done in the test tube led to a ration explanation for
why PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is so beneficial to human subjects.
PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) also has been found to benefit young, healthy adults in coping with
stress, and studies are in progress that may confirm that it helps
children. It's no wonder PS is being called the number-one brain
booster, there's solid scientific data to prove it!
Conclusion: PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) Is The Number-One Brain Booster
Alzheimer's is not inevitable with advancing age--many people in their
nineties are still sharp mentally. But self-abusive lifestyle,
environmental toxins, sustained emotional stress and lack of exercise all
contribute to brain aging. These stressful factors work together to
generate wear and tear on the brain. No doubt about it: as we
age, we will need a brain booster to help us rebuild our brain circuits,
or we could live long enough to lose our minds.
With almost 3,000 total research papers published, at least 64 of which
were clinical studies on humans, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is the proven number-one brain booster. The extensive findings
on PS, published in peer-reviewed mainstream scientific journals, show
that PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) works consistently for the brain and that it is safe to take.
That PS is an orthomolecule, meaning that it is intrinsic to all the
body's cells, explains its impeccable safety record.
It is not a scientific exaggeration to conclude from the extensive
research on PhosphatidylSerine
(PS), that it benefits virtually every brain function that can be
tested. The key to PS being the number-one brain booster is the
fundamental importance of cell membranes for life, and the importance of
PS for cell membranes. The nerve cells' survival, housekeeping and
high-level functions all involve membrane-based processes that rely on PhosphatidylSerine
(PS). This makes PS a far more complete brain booster than other
nutrients--including B vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, herbs, amino
acids, flavonoids and many nutrient metabolites--that do less for the
membranes, or drugs which raise the levels of one nerve transmitter.
While compatible with all these, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) is superior to them. By boosting membrane functions in cells
throughout the brain, PS seems to boost many nerve transmitters while
simultaneously boosting their coordinated effects across the entire
brain. PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) has clearly shown it can turn back the clock on the brain decline.
Particularly when employed in conjunction with exercise and lifestyle
revision, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) stands to improve quality of life for the young, middle aged, and the
elderly. The wealth of scientific data on this remarkable nutrient
indicates that however much damage to brain power and individual may have
sustained; no matter how anxious or depressed they are; they will get some
benefit from PS. Offering proven benefits that are not matched by
any other nutrient or pharmaceutical, PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) should be the foundation of everyone' personal program for conserving
memory and other mental capacities so endangered by modern life.
Whether or not you believe you are at extra risk for Alzheimer's, I
guarantee you will benefit from a brain conservation program of your
own. No matter how good you think your genes were when you were
born, or how bad they may have become at this stage in your life, by
starting on PhosphatidylSerine
(PS) and taking other positive steps you can reasonably expect your brain
power will get better. You can be sure that unless you are seriously
move to conserve the brain capacity you now have, you will have less to
work with as the years go by. The earlier you begin on PhosphatidylSerine
(PS), the better.
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