CHOLINE

What is Choline?

Choline, an essential nutrient required for normal cellular and neurological functions. Choline is involved in cell membrane structure, neurotransmitter synthesis and lipid metabolism. Bitartrate is the salt form used to provide choline in a stable nutritional ingredient.

TOP FEATURES & BENEFITS

Cellular Function	• Contributes to cell membrane structure • Supports normal cellular integrity • Participates in cellular signalling processes
Neurotransmitter Synthesis	• Required for acetylcholine production • Supports normal nerve-cell communication • Contributes to nervous-system function
Brain & Nervous System	• Supports normal neurological function • Contributes to healthy nervous-system activity • Plays a role in normal cognitive processes
Lipid Metabolism	• Participates in normal fat metabolism • Supports lipid transport and utilisation • Contributes to normal cellular metabolism
Essential Nutrient	• Required as part of normal human nutrition • Needs vary according to age and life stage • Contributes to overall micronutrient intake

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Supports Cell Membranes
Choline is used to produce phospholipids, which are important structural components of cell membranes.

Produces Acetylcholine
Choline is required for the synthesis of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter involved in memory, muscle control and other nervous-system functions.

Supports Normal Brain Function
Through its role in cell membranes and neurotransmitter synthesis, choline contributes to normal neurological function.

Participates in Lipid Metabolism
Choline is involved in the transport and metabolism of lipids within the body.

Contributes to Cellular Function
Its involvement in membrane structure, signalling and metabolism makes choline an important nutrient for normal cellular activity.