About Plasmalogens - Scallop-derived PLASMALOGEN
What are Plasmalogens? Plasmalogens are a type of phospholipid present in almost all tissues of human, and are most abundant in the brain. They are essential for their critical roles in memory, focus and cognitive functions. Plasmalogen levels in the body begins to increase from foetal
Skip to content About PlasmalogenAbiChua2023-05-31T17:28:28+08:00 What are Plasmalogens? Plasmalogens are a type of phospholipid present in almost all tissues of human, and are most abundant in the brain. They are essential for their critical roles in memory, focus and cognitive functions. Plasmalogen levels in the body begins to increase from foetal stage and reach its peak by the 30s and start to decline thereafter. Research have indicated that this decline affects brain performance especially in plasmalogen-deficient seniors. Plasmalogen contains a fatty alcohol with a vinyl-ether…
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