| DMAE bitartrate, short for dimethylaminoethanol, is a | | | | cell membranes within the brain. These benefits would |
| substance that has recently been on the radars of | | | | theoretically improve memory loss due to the various |
| the nutrition world. There seems to be a plethora of | | | | increases in blood flow to the brain. |
| benefits from supplementing with DMAE that you | | | | Currently, the benefits of DMAE bitartrate are being |
| may find particularly interesting. The common form of | | | | researched for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease |
| DMAE is in the form of bitartrate, which is available | | | | and other age-related brain disorders. The results are |
| for purchase in many health stores. I will outline | | | | still inconclusive, but for ADHD, the results are more |
| below the physiological DMAE benefits and you can | | | | promising. For example, there are many studies that |
| decide for yourself if it is worth adding to your daily | | | | showed ADD children that supplemented with DMAE |
| regime. | | | | bitartrate versus a placebo, scored a lot higher on |
| DMAE bitartrate can increase mental cognition by | | | | cognitive tests. This is attributed to the mental |
| boosting the levels of the chemical messenger's | | | | enhancing effects that were mentioned earlier in this |
| choline and acetylcholine. These two | | | | article. One interesting thing to note is that DMAE |
| neurotransmitters boost cognitive function and | | | | used to be a prescription during the 1980's. |
| enhance memory. Additionally, it can improve focus | | | | Nevertheless, if you do decide to supplement with |
| and attention by improving nighttime sleep and as a | | | | DMAE, the recommended dosages are between 400 |
| mild "brain" stimulant. Further, acetylcholine helps | | | | and 1,800 mg daily. Personally, I would use this |
| conduct nerve impulses in the brain and choline is | | | | nutrient with other vitamins/herbs to help create a |
| converted in the brain to another form of choline | | | | synergistic effect. |
| called phosphatidylcholine, which protects and rebuilds | | | | |