Key Features & Benefits
Supports Brain Health & Cognitive Function: Enhances memory, focus, and learning.
Neuroprotective Properties: Helps reduce cognitive decline and supports brain cell integrity.
Stress Reduction: Lowers cortisol levels and improves stress resilience.
Improves Exercise Performance: Aids in recovery and reduces fatigue in athletes.
High Bioavailability: Easily absorbed and utilized by the body.
Technical Specifications
- Molecular Formula:C42H82NO10P
- Appearance:Light yellow to brown powder or liquid
- Solubility:Soluble in fats and lipids; dispersible in water-based emulsions
- Source:Derived from soybeans or sunflower lecithin
- PS Content(g/100g): 50%-60%, customized products from 10%-80%
Applications & Function
Dietary Supplements: Used in nootropic formulations for cognitive support.
Pharmaceuticals: Applied in neurodegenerative disease treatments and cognitive decline prevention. Encapsulated in softgels, tablets, or powdered form for supplement production.
Functional Foods & Beverages: Fortified into brain-health-enhancing food products. Fortified into energy drinks, protein bars, and brain-health-focused food products.
Sports Nutrition: Supports endurance, recovery, and stress management in athletes.
Cosmetics & Skincare: Incorporated in anti-aging skincare products for its cell-membrane-protecting properties. Added to anti-aging formulations for its protective effects on skin cells.
FAQ
What does phosphatidylserine do？
Supports brain function, reduces stress hormones (cortisol), maintains cell membrane health, and aids in cell cleanup during aging/damage.
What is phosphatidylserine good for？
Brain health (memory, focus), stress relief, athletic recovery, and slowing age-related cognitive decline.
What is phosphatidylserine used for？
Supplements for cognitive support, ADHD, stress, sports performance, and mood regulation.
Does lecithin contain phosphatidylserine？
Rarely. Lecithin mostly contains phosphatidylcholine. PS is usually added separately or in specialty supplements.
