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Essential role in the synthesis of Phosphatidylcholine, a nutrient with a key role in the constitution of cell membranes and Acetylcholine, the main neurotransmitter involved in the processes of interneuronal communication. Citicoline acts by improving cognitive function, learning and memorization processes and energy metabolism at this level.

Found naturally in the human body, Alpha Lipoic Acid plays the role of coenzyme in the reactions of metabolism and has antioxidant action highlighted by balancing the levels of free radicals through its intrinsic properties. It supports brain function, providing support in case of memory impairment.

It is normally found in the human body, being easily synthesized from L-carnitine. One of its most important roles is to transport fatty acids to the mitochondrial level. It participates in the synthesis and release of neurotransmitters, supports the improvement of attention, learning and memorization processes, as well as mood.

It contributes to maintaining normal cerebral blood flow associated with mental performance. The standardized extract also has other benefits at the neural level with a positive impact in reducing the decline of cognitive function and memory associated with aging. Moreover, this plant can support stress adaptation.

Also known as Asian Ginseng, the standardized extract has adaptogenic properties that help support vitality. It supports physiological balance, when it is disturbed by various stressors (physical, mental or environmental). It also contributes to the normal maintenance of mental and physical activity, blood circulation that is correlated with brain performance and reactivity, maintains physical and mental capacities in cases of weakness, fatigue or lack of concentration.

Phosphatidylserine is an essential phospholipid, the indispensable component of cell membranes, including nerve cell membranes. It provides protection and structural integrity to neural cells and facilitates communication between neurons, helping to maintain a balanced activity of neurotransmitters.

It contributes to the maintenance of normal energy metabolism and the reduction of fatigue, being essential for the synthesis of a coenzyme called coenzyme A with important action in maintaining brain structure and function. Furthermore, it contributes to the synthesis of some neurotransmitters.

Vitamin B6 is not produced by the human body, external intake is necessary in supporting mental function and is distinguished by direct participation in the synthesis and balancing of the levels of some compounds that intervene in the regulation of mood. Moreover, vitamin B6 contributes to the reduction of fatigue and fatigue through its participation in the process of energy metabolism.