Did you know that brain health depends critically on vitamins and minerals? Take vitamin B6,for example. Without it your body would not produce dopamine, a vital neurotransmitter. Surprisingly, your body does not produce vitamin B6 naturally. Consequently, you have to get B6 from food or supplements.
Ormond Neuroscience has partnered with Metagenics to provide supplements for brain health. We are an accredited practitioner supplier of Metagenics’ products. Accordingly, you’ll find our Metagenics store here. Please have a look!
Metagenics are an exceptional company. They’ve been making nutritional solutions for over 30 years. Their products are safe and effective. Significantly, Metagenics are visionary trailblazers. Their developers have deep insight. Hence, they have formulated supplements that set the bar. SPM Active® is a great example. Truly, they are at the forefront of nutritional science.
Metagenics produce excellent products. Of course, they are sold for an appropriate fee. In return, you get meticulously researched supplements. Importantly, all ingredients are carefully tested. Above all, the formulation is skilful and the products work as claimed. In short, Metagenics products are worth it. Therefore, we strongly recommend them.
The entire range of Metagenics products is available from our storefront. You go online, order, and they deliver. Helpfully, Metagenics provide useful information on each product. In particular, though, some supplements are especially important to brain health. Some may be obvious. Others, you may not have heard of before. So, we want to draw your attention to the following exceptional supplements:
- SPM Active® – specialised proresolving mediators to control inflammation.
- PhytoMulti® – a multivitamin with a difference.
- OmegaGenics® Mega 10® – omega-3 and omega-7.
Further Reading About Supplements
Here is an easy to read discussion on vitamins and neurotransmitters. Do you have a scientific inclination? If so, you can read a more indepth discussion about vitamins and neurotransmitters. Check out the chapter Nutrition and Functional Neurochemistry. It’s from Basic Neurochemistry: Molecular, Cellular and Medical Aspects.
