What is phosphatidylserine, and why is it included in Active Memory?Updated a day ago

Phosphatidylserine is a naturally occurring fatty substance found in the membranes of our cells, including brain and nerve cells.

It belongs to a group of compounds called phospholipids, which help form the structure of cell membranes.

Why does it matter for brain health?

Brain cells rely on their membranes to maintain their structure and carry out normal cellular processes.

Phosphatidylserine is one of the phospholipids naturally present in these membranes and has been researched for its potential role in cognitive function.

Why does Efamol include it?

We've included phosphatidylserine alongside DHA-rich fish oil, Ginkgo biloba and selected vitamins as part of Active Memory's multi-ingredient formulation.

Please note: The phosphatidylserine used in Active Memory is derived from soya. If you have a soya allergy, this product is not suitable unless your healthcare professional confirms otherwise.