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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Why PS supplement may reverse
brain aging....
Today's Post: Tuesday,
1-27-2015
There are many things you can do that can prevent mental decline in one
of many ways and a few that actually have tested to reverse it at least in its
earlier stages.
But there are two that got my attention with a specific result that
showed a very strong effect!
They both were tested to
improve the mental test scores of middle aged and older people to the level of
people who actually were 12 years younger!
1. One was eating blueberries several
times a week. Eating organic blueberries
several times a week has two known strong effects to possibly explain this
result. Their very high level of
antioxidants may prevent damage to nerves and brain cells. And, their high level of natural vitamin C
and its co-factors and anthocyanins and other phyto-nutrients is known to help
prevent strokes or harm from small strokes to the blood vessels everywhere and
in the brain in particular. So when you
eat them your nerves get both kinds of protection and seem to also regain some
function!
2. The other is taking a
supplement called Phosphatidyl Serine.
Years ago I read of it having that strong a brain protective effect and
have taken it since.
The information I got then was that it produced this 12 year performance
improvement. And that this was because as cells age their outside membranes get
oxidized or otherwise stiff and less permeable which cuts down incoming
nutrients and keeps cellular damage inside your cells instead of allowing your
body to remove it. BUT, if you have been taking Phosphatidyl Serine, the cells
become and remain more permeable and your brain nerves function better.
Here is a quote with this information:
“Phosphatidyl Serine, which has been known for years to shore up memory
function as we age and, in fact, was revealed many years ago to actually make
your brain 12 years younger. It works by rejuvenating your brain cell’s
membrane, which then allows nutrients and so on to get through to your brain
cell.
Plus PS, as it’s called, protects against the ravages of stress- induced
cortisol damage, which is quite detrimental to optimal brain health. This has
all been scientifically proven.”
But it seems that while the
protection and results are quite real, and Phosphatidyl Serine may well get those
results in part for those reasons, Phosphatidyl Serine may be dramatically
even more effective than this information suggests!
Phosphatidyl Serine may ALSO act as a cellular messenger or be
the releaser of a cellular messenger that allows for both the removal of
completely destroyed neurons AND the complete repair of those neurons that can
be repaired.
Here’s that Medical News Today
story and a couple key quotes from it:
From MNT 9 January 2015
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/287744.php?tw
“Two new studies involving the
University of Colorado Boulder and the University of Queensland (UQ) in
Brisbane, Australia have identified a unique molecule that not only gobbles up
bad cells, but also has the ability to repair damaged nerve cells.
Known as the phosphatidylserine
receptor, or PSR-1, the molecule can
locate and clear out apoptotic cells that are pre-programmed to die as well as
necrotic cells that have been injured and are causing inflammation, said
CU-Boulder Professor Ding Xue, who led one study and co-authored the other.
Programmed cell death, or apoptosis, is a natural process that kills billions
of cells in a typical human body each day.
But it is the finding that the PSR-1 molecule also can help reconnect and
knit together broken nerve fibers, called axons, that has caught the attention
of both science teams.
"I would call this an
unexpected and somewhat stunning finding," said Xue of CU-Boulder's
Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology. "This is the
first time a molecule involved in apoptosis has been found to have the ability
to repair severed axons, and we believe it has great therapeutic
potential." "
[I added the bolding above. It looks likely that a way to boost both
these processes is to take Phosphatidyl
Serine. This is because its documented track record suggests it does exactly
these two things!]
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