Re: GPC choline superior for cognitive function

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I use it Natasa. DS isn't a big responder to anything, but do think

we saw a boost with it. Do know others who saw good results with it,

especially it seems, for kids doing better in the first place, kwim?

There is excellent research on it for stroke victims. Really

compelling stuff. Easy to dose, although expensive, but just one

dose a day in the morning.

Anita

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> Has anyone heard or used this as supplement

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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerate

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> It is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre

does show

> it on their site

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> Natasa

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Anita. Do you get the Jarrow one? Does it come in those huge gel caps (like phosphcholine)?

nx

I use it Natasa. DS isn't a big responder to anything, but do think

we saw a boost with it. Do know others who saw good results with it,

especially it seems, for kids doing better in the first place, kwim?

There is excellent research on it for stroke victims. Really

compelling stuff. Easy to dose, although expensive, but just one

dose a day in the morning.

Anita

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> Has anyone heard or used this as supplement

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerate

>

> It is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre

does show

> it on their site

>

>

> Natasa

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[Guest guest]

We used it, didn't see anything special with it. Due to the expense, IMO, better to stick with regular phosphatidylcholine or lecithin.

GPC choline superior for cognitive function

Has anyone heard or used this as supplementhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerateIt is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre does show it on their siteNatasa

[Guest guest]

We used it, didn't see anything special with it. Due to the expense, IMO, better to stick with regular phosphatidylcholine or lecithin.

GPC choline superior for cognitive function

Has anyone heard or used this as supplementhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerateIt is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre does show it on their siteNatasa

[Guest guest]

Hi Natasa,

I get the American Biologics (from the States, clean expect for the

ubiquitous mag stearate, 300 mgs). It is a powder in a capsule,

which is why I find it easy to dose. When I used to buy the

phosphatidylcholine in those huge gel caps DS rarely got any of it

and my fingers were at great risk! Even now, with PC in the bottle,

it is one of the grosser liquid supps but at least I don't waste

it/dismember myself.

Anita

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> > Thanks Anita. Do you get the Jarrow one? Does it come in those

huge gel caps

> > (like phosphcholine)?

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> > nx

[Guest guest]

Hi Natasha,

I use the brand (Brain memory which includes GPC choline, I am

giving 3 on a empty stomach, seems to do a lot of good for attention and

memory for my son.

Ann

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> Has anyone heard or used this as supplement

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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerate

>

> It is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre does

show

> it on their site

>

>

> Natasa

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[Guest guest]

thanks Ann, this sounds like a good product.

natasa

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> > Has anyone heard or used this as supplement

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> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_alfoscerate

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> > It is supposed to be over the counter in US only but nutricentre

does

> show

> > it on their site

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> > Natasa

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[Guest guest]

We hoped it would boost short term/working memory and cognition but almost imediately we got very aggressive physical behaviour particularly at school ie when he was most stressed. We also felt grapseed extract exacerbated these problems. looking back it may be that he had very high histamine levels and salicilate intolerance at the time. Inositol was then suggested to us by Dorfman (DAN Nutritionist) as an alternative - we didn't see any gains but are now retrying this for other reasons. We also tried Piracetam - again on DAN advice for memory but again with no gains and some negatives.