Phosphatidylserine – An amino acid that is fat-soluble and found in high amounts in the brain. It contributes to cognitive function by supporting brain health at the cellular level.†

Choline – An essential nutrient found in breast milk and cauliflower that is a key building block for cell membrane phospholipids.†

Vitamins B12 – An essential vitamin that plays a key role in the normal functioning of the brain and maintaining healthy nerve cells.†

Vitamin D3 – Known as the “sunshine vitamin”, it plays a key role in brain development and function. Vitamin D3, or cholecalciferol, is the most recommended form of vitamin D which is the natural form that your body makes from sunlight.†

Vitamin C – A key nutrient needed for the growth and maintenance of tissue in all parts of the body. It’s important for making collagen, a protein that’s used to make skin, tendons, blood vessels and more.†

Neuronal cell membranes are rich in cholesterol and polyunsaturated fats, which are highly susceptible to oxidation. That’s why nutrients with antioxidant capabilities such as Bilberry, CoQ10 and Vitamin E are important.†