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5-htp is a naturally occurring chemical made in the body and, it is the pre-cursor to our chemical messenger...
5-htp is a naturally occurring chemical made in the body and, it is the pre-cursor to our chemical messenger - ser...
choline is an isolated nutrient and the building block to acetylcholine; a chemical in the brain which is released...
tyrosine is a natural nutrient and the building block to your pleasure chemical messenger; dopamine. Dopamine is r...
our theanine is a natural isolated nutrient extracted green tea which increases the relative concentration of the ...
choline is an isolated nutrient and the building block to acetylcholine; a chemical in the brain which is released...
green tea is a beverage consumed all over the world for a range of reasons – though undoubtedly its most beneficial property is the relaxation it can bring to consumers. Green tea’s ability to allow us to relax is one we’re thankful for – but many don’t know the science of how the leaves can leave us nicely relaxed. Here, brain feed explains the power of green tea and its pro-relaxation properties:
For those interested in the dietary supplement Alpha-GPC, a new study has shown that it increases motivation levels in healthy individuals. These findings provide further research into Alpha-GPC 99% and add to the body of evidence on memory retention and learning [1] [2] and membrane repair [3].
Seena Matthew knows a thing or two about neuroscience and exercise. She holds a BA in Neuroscience, a PhD in Neurobiology and the current Assistant Professor of Biology at UMHB. This week she takes a deep-dive (no pun intended) into the neuroscience behind why swimming appears to be better than any other form of aerobic exercise for memory, mood and learning.
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