Memory

Memorising, concentrating, are you making a major cognitive effort? 

Information travels in the brain from one nerve cell to another via neurotransmitters. Acetylcholine is one of the molecules essential to cognitive function, learning and memorisation. This neurotransmitter is responsible for the storage of information in the brain and memory, and plays an important role in short-term memory (working memory, file memory).

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TYROSINE MAX TYROSINE MAX 2
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Amino acids

TYROSINE MAX

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Support your Dopamine Lack of concentration, low motivation? This food supplement contains 500mg of L-tyrosine per capsule. Tyrosine Max is involved in the production of catecholamines.
MEMORYVITS MEMORYVITS 2
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Memoryvits: Boost your memory!  Memory loss, lack of concentration? Memoryvits is composed of a synergy of active ingredients based on phytonutrients such as water hyssop and Ginkgo biloba that contribute to good cognitive function. Active B vitamins help maintain normal psychological functions and zinc citrate contributes to normal protein synthesis and...
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Which micronutrients are most commonly used for cognitive disorders?

One approach to increasing neurotransmission by acethylcholine is to provide molecules that lead to its synthesis. To do this, several nutrients are used, such as lecithins (choline intake), which enable the production of acetylcholine, associated with B vitamins, as well as magnesium, which is involved in the normal functioning of the nervous system. Omega-3s will also promote cognitive functions by providing DHA to certain brain areas.