Phosphatidylcholine

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Description

Phosphatidylcholine, the key compound in lecithin, is a major phospholipid in the human body. It helps maintain cell membrane fluidity and function.

Health Benefits

  • Liver health: Helps transport fats, making it beneficial in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
  • Brain health: May increase acetylcholine production, improving cognitive function and memory.

Available Forms

  • Soy or sunflower lecithin: Commercially available phosphatidylcholine comes from lecithin in granule, powder, or softgel capsule forms.

Dosage

  • Liver health: 400 mg, three times daily.
  • Cholesterol-lowering: 800 mg, three times daily.
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