Phosphatidylserine in CogniNectar®
Phosphatidylserine is the first name on the CogniNectar label. Here is what it is, in everyday words.*
Phosphatidylserine in a nutshell
Phosphatidylserine is a phospholipid, a kind of fat that helps shape the thin outer layer around each cell. The brain holds a particularly large share of it.
Background
You can find small amounts in soybeans, fish and egg yolks. Makers also prepare a purified version that is easy to place in a capsule.
Its role in CogniNectar
CogniNectar includes Phosphatidylserine as one of four ingredients in a formula created to support recall, attention and mental clarity.*
Key points
- A phospholipid found in every cell
- Plentiful in the brain
- Printed on the CogniNectar label
Pairs well with
Phosphatidylserine is a nutrient-style ingredient. In CogniNectar it sits next to a leaf extract and an essential vitamin.
Short answers
What kind of ingredient is it?
It is a phospholipid, a fat-like compound that is part of cell membranes, especially in the brain.
Does food contain it?
Small amounts appear in soybeans, fish and egg yolks.
How do I use CogniNectar?
Take one capsule with water each morning. Read how the routine works.
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