Phosphatidylserine

Description:

• Phosphatidylserine belongs to the fat soluble substances called phospholipids, where a serine molecule is attached to the phosphate group by an ester linkage to phosphatidic acid. It is found in all cells but is most concentrated in brain cells.

Sources:

• Bovine
• Soy

Physiologic Therapeutics:

• Improves behavioral performance by restoring cell membrane composition
• Improves cognitive function by restoring cell membrane composition
• Improves emotional well-being by restoring cell membrane composition

Clinical Indications:

• Alzheimer's disease
• Bipolar disorder
• Depression
• Memory loss

Dosage:

• 100 mg. TID with food

Drug/Nutrient Interaction:

• Limited data

Adverse Reactions and Toxicity:

• No known toxicity
• No side effects have been reported

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