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Description

"Choline" is a supplement providing a concentrated source of this essential nutrient, naturally found in eggs, fish, and certain plant-based foods. It plays a key role in nervous system function by aiding acetylcholine production, which influences memory, cognition, and muscle activity. Choline also contributes to lipid metabolism and liver detoxification while helping maintain homocysteine balance. Extensively researched for its biological importance, this supplement remains a key component in dietary strategies for brain and liver function.

"Choline" is a supplement providing a concentrated source of this essential nutrient, naturally found in eggs, fish, and certain plant-based foods. It plays a key role in nervous system function by aiding acetylcholine production, which influences memory, cognition, and muscle activity. Choline also contributes to lipid metabolism and liver detoxification while helping maintain homocysteine balance. Extensively researched for its biological importance, this supplement remains a key component in dietary strategies for brain and liver function.

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Biological Detergents

When To Take It

For optimal absorption, choline is best consumed with meals.

Synergy and Antagonism

Choline works in synergy with vitamin B12, folate (Vitamin B9), and DHA to support cognitive function,  brain health, and DNA synthesis. No well-documented antagonistic interactions exist.

Choline works in synergy with vitamin B12, folate (Vitamin B9), and DHA to support cognitive function,  brain health, and DNA synthesis. No well-documented antagonistic interactions exist.

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May Help With The Following Conditions

At present, there is no established association between this supplement and any medical condition listed on the Health Status pages.

Warnings

Excessive choline intake may lead to side effects like vomiting, fishy body odor, and low blood pressure. Those with liver issues or blood pressure disorders should consult a healthcare professional before supplementing.

Excessive choline intake may lead to side effects like vomiting, fishy body odor, and low blood pressure. Those with liver issues or blood pressure disorders should consult a healthcare professional before supplementing.

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