Description

Product Details:
Name: Phosphatidylserine 
Source: Soybean
Specification: *0%
Use Part: Seed
Appearance: light yellow Powder
Mesh size: *0~**0 Mesh
CAS No.: *********9
Grade: Pharmaceuticals Ingredients
Test Method: HPLC

Function:
Phosphatidylserine is a compound produced by the body. A key component of the cell membrane, phosphatidylserine is essential to cell-to-cell communication and transfer of biochemical messages into the cell (especially within the brain and central nervous system). It is also available in certain foods and found in dietary supplement form.
 
Phosphatidylserine is available in a number foods, including soy, egg yolks, chicken liver, and beef liver.

1) Exercise
 
Phosphatidylserine supplements may help boost exercise capacity and improve athletic performance, according to a ***6 report published in Sports Medicine. In their analysis of the available research on use of phosphatidylserine supplements among exercising humans, the report\'s authors also found that phosphatidylserine may help decrease muscle soreness and protect against the increase in levels of cortisol (a stress hormone) that often occurs as a result of overtraining.
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2) Memory
 
Phosphatidylserine may help improve memory function in older adults, suggests a ***0 study published in the Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition.
 
For the study, *8 elderly people with mild cognitive impairment were assigned to six months of treatment with phosphatidylserine supplements, or a placebo. In tests performed at the end of the six-month period, participants with relatively low memory scores at the start of the study were found to have experienced a significant improvement in memory.
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3) Depression
 
Preliminary research indicates that phosphatidylserine holds promise in the treatment of depression. In a ***4 study published in Progress in Neuropsychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry, for example, tests on rats demonstrated that phosphatidylserine may offer an antidepressive effect. However, more research is needed before phosphatidylserine supplements can be recommended for treatment of depression in humans.
 
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4) ADHD
 
Using phosphatidylserine in combination with omega*3 fatty acids may aid in the treatment of ADHD in children, suggests a ***2 study published in European Psychiatry.
 
For the study, **0 children with ADHD were assigned to *5 weeks of treatment with either a placebo or supplements containing phosphatidylserine and omega*3 fatty acids. Study results revealed that participants treated with the combination of phosphatidylserine and omega*3 fatty acids experienced a significantly greater reduction in hyperactive/impulsive behavior and a greater improvement in mood (compared to those given the placebo).
 
Caveats
 
Phosphatidylserine may trigger a number of side effects, including insomnia and stomach upset.
 
Supplements haven\'t been tested for safety and due to the fact that dietary supplements are largely unregulated, the content of some products may differ from what is specified on the product label. Also keep in mind that the safety of supplements in pregnant women, nursing mothers, children, and those with medical conditions or who are taking medications has not been established. You can also get tips on using supplements here.