Overview of Brain Phospholipid Group
The phosphatidylcholine group is the cornerstone of brain structure, accounting for approximately 25% of the dry weight of brain tissue. It contains five major phospholipid components: phosphatidylinositol (PE), phosphatidylinositol (PI), phosphatidylserine (PS), sphingomyelin (SM), and phosphatidylcholine (PC).
The brain phospholipid group is abundant in breast milk, which can activate neurotransmitters, increase the speed of brain link information transmission, promote baby brain development, and enhance the four major learning abilities of perception, movement, language, and cognition. At the same time, the brain phospholipid group can improve memory ability by up to 7%, promoting the comprehensive development of infants' intelligence, movement, and movement.
In addition, the brain phospholipid group can maintain the stability of biological membranes, ensure normal information transmission, regulate the function of key proteins and the release of neurotransmitters, ensure information transmission, increase the speed of information transmission in brain connections, promote myelination of nerves, and increase information transmission efficiency.
The functional role of brain phospholipid group
1. Promoting brain development: Phospholipids are an important component of the brain cell membrane and play a crucial role in promoting brain development.
2. Protecting nerve cells: Phospholipids in the brain have antioxidant properties, can clear free radicals, reduce oxidative stress damage to nerve cells, and thus protect upgraded cells.
3. Adjust metabolism: Phospholipids in the brain also have the function of regulating metabolism. The brain phospholipid complex can affect the metabolic processes of sugars, fats, and proteins, thereby affecting the body's ability to metabolize and utilize nutrients.
At the same time, the brain phospholipid group can also promote language function development and has the effect of promoting brain development. Phospholipids are an excellent natural active agent and an essential nutrient for the human body. They can enhance cell vitality, promote cell regeneration, and promote overall health. Generally, it can promote brain development, nourish nerves, enhance memory, and promote language function development in children.
