Phosphatidyl Choline is the most predominant phospholipid in the brain and liver and an essential nutrient recognized for its vital role in these organs. It is required for the creation of brain and liver cells, the production of acetylcholine and the formation of the protective sheath for brain and nerve cells. It supports the retention of our brain’s remarkable abilities and helps combat normal, age-related changes in memory, concentration and mental acuity and also plays a central role in the liver.

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