Supplements For Brain Health - Brain Health Research Report
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Supplements for Brain Health - Research Insights
Overview
A common belief is that the decline in brain function is an inevitable part of aging. However, numerous studies suggest that a proper diet and supplementation can delay or even reverse this decline.
Key Ingredients for Brain Health
Omega-3s in Fish Oil
Cold-water fish like anchovies, mackerel, and sardines are rich in EPA and DHA, two omega-3 fatty acids essential for memory and brain function. Unlike plant-based omega-3 sources, fish oil is directly rich in DHA, which is crucial for optimal brain, eye, and heart health. Research shows high DHA levels in the brain can reduce the risk of dementia by 47% and protect against oxidative stress, thereby preventing conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Vitamin E and Blueberry Extract
These antioxidants work synergistically to combat oxidative stress in the brain, known to damage memory and brain cells. Vitamin E can slow cognitive decline by blocking neuronal death, while blueberries reduce inflammation and enhance neural communication. Studies on rats indicate that blueberries may even reverse age-related neural damage.
Gingko Biloba
Included in Melaleuca’s ProVex products, Gingko biloba improves blood flow and protects cells from oxidative damage. Studies reveal significant improvement in memory recall and overall brain function with consistent supplementation, suggesting its potential in preventing or delaying Alzheimer’s.
Phosphatidylserine (PS)
PS, a key phospholipid in brain cells, aids communication between nerve cells. While initially derived from cow brain tissues, safety concerns have shifted the focus to plant-derived options. Research indicates that when combined with Gingko biloba, soy-derived PS enhances cognitive performance and memory speed.
Conclusion
The combination of these ingredients in Melaleuca’s Unforgettables supplement offers a powerful blend to maintain cognitive function in older adults. By addressing inflammation and oxidative stress, these supplements support brain health and counteract age-related decline effectively.
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