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Brain Vibrance Supreme Gel Shots are a tasty way to get "The Big Three" brain nutrients that support trophic nerve growth factor action—PS, GPC, ALCAR—are emphasized in this formulation, in single serving doses. The incredible blueberry flavor not only tastes great, but adds the brain supporting properties of blueberries to the formula as well.
Each Gel Shot contains:
Acetyl-L-Carnitine .... 750 mg
GlyceroPhosphoCholine ...... 600 mg
PhosphatidylSerine ----- 150 mg
In a base of blueberry, honey and xylitol
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GLYCEROPHOSPHOCHOLINE
How many of you are familiar with a tiny nutrient particle called, Glycerophosphocholine(pronounced gli-sero-fos-fo-ko-lean) or GPC? It has a vast place in the scheme of existence and its centrality to human life is indicated by its great quantity in Mother’s milk. GPC actually sustains various facets of homeostasis—the body’s protection of the conditions necessary for life. Its natural existence in all the body’s cells makes it an orthomolecule(molecule orthodox to the body), and is typically safer and more scientifically adaptable than other nutrients.
There have been hundreds of clinical and scientific studies that authenticate GPC’s surplus of roles in human health, with proven advantages for people at all phases of life. Not only has GPC been significantly investigated and has revealed constant rewards, but it has an outstanding safety and tolerability status. GPC’s biochemical critical role in our cell development becomes physiologically intensified into tissue growth and renewal, organ vitality, reproduction, and mind-body integration. Let’s face it, GPC looks as if it is that exceptional nutrient that will support the mind, the body and their useful incorporation for a person’s ongoing survival.
There have been at least 23 clinical trials done utilizing GPC, and all have had positive results. They have shown substantial benefits to:
- Attention
- Mental Focus
- Recall
- Other Higher Mental Functions (cognition)
GPC brings to the table discernible benefits for people with memory decline, whether associated with poor brain circulation or Alzheimer’s as affirmed by the veteran clinician, Lucilla Parnetti. It has also demonstrated its worthiness for brain recovery following a stroke or other circulatory injuries. Finally, initial findings show that GPC can rejuvenate master hormone functions in the elderly.
PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE
You might be surprised to learn that there are over 3,000 published research papers and in excess of 60 clinical trials that have established phosphatidylserine can rejuvenate your brain cell membranes. What does that mean to you as far as areas of improvement? The list is lengthy and here are a few:
Intensify your concentration
- Decrease Stress
- Increase vigilance and attention
- Relieve depression and improve your mood
- Strengthen your memory
- Boost your learning capabilities
- It increases the communication between cells in your brain by increasing the amount of membrane receptor sites for receiving messages. It also modulates the fluidity of cell membranes that are essential to your brain cells’ ability to send and receive chemical communication.
- Increases mental acuity
- It also encourages your brain to manufacture dopamine and this is probably the reason that people who have been diagnosed with clinical depression have shown noticeable improvement in their symptoms.
- Inhibit exercise and stress induced increases in cortisol.
- Research on athletes who were involved in cycling, weight training and endurance running illustrated that phosphatidylcholine was able to speed recovery, prevented muscle soreness and assisted in feeling optimal during the rigors of training.
- It also enables your brain cells to metabolize glucose and to discharge and bind with neurotransmitters, which is important to learning, memory and additional cognitive functions.
- Some scientific studies validate that phosphatidylserine restores the brain’s supply and output of acetylcholine, the neurotransmitter so critical to memory, and so may be able to turn back the clock in an aging brain.
You’re probably wondering why you would need phosphatidyl Serine or PS as it is also called. In addition to all of the above, when you are under any kind of stress, you are lacking in the necessary enzymes and metabolic cofactors or are elderly; your body cannot manufacture sufficient amounts. How many of you burn the candle at both ends? That is stress and it increases the demand for PS and exhausts your PS levels at the same time.
Bottom line—Modern science has only begun to comprehend how important phosphatidylserine is to our bodies.
ACETYL-L-CARNITINE
Acetyl-L-carnitine is a molecule that arises in the brain, liver and kidney naturally. It is also an amino acid the body utilizes to turn fat into energy. Unfortunately, it also diminishes as we age. When you hear about acetyl-l-carnitine, it is usually in regard to the benefits for cognitive ability memory and mood.
When this is added to our course of therapy, we can only benefit from its list of abilities:
- Minor mental impairment in Senior citizens confirmed a significant improvement of several performances during and after Acetyl-L-carnitine therapy.
- Diminishes severity of depression symptoms in the elderly.
- Enhances sperm mobility in men.
- Improve the spatial and temporal memory, and consequently, decrease the amount of oxidative stress to RNA in the brain’s hippocampus, which is critical in memory.
- Boosts cognition.
- Plays an integral part in the metabolism of food into energy.
- Studies point toward effectiveness in the treatment of dementia.
- Studies have also demonstrated that utilizing Acetyl-L-carnitine was effective in assisting with symptoms of pain, and improving nerve fiber regeneration and vibration perception in patients with diagnosed diabetic neuropathy.
There is no dietary prerequisite for carnitine, but there are some diseases of the liver, kidneys, or brain that can inhibit the body’s aptitude to manufacture carnitine. Additionally, there are certain medications, in particular anti-seizure medications, that may reduce carnitine levels. Sadly, it has to yet to be determined whether supplementing with carnitine would be helpful in the above scenario. Lastly, the primary food dietary supply of carnitine are meat and dairy products, but to secure therapeutic dosages, a supplement is required.
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