Phosphatidyl Choline question

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Jaded
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Phosphatidyl Choline question

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Hello folks

Well I am just reviewing my supps - something I do when I get a trigeinal neuralgia flare and my other remedies have't helped much.

I have been taking phosphatidyl serine for a long time - but not the choline version. Does anyone here take it? I am sure I have seen a discussion on this but can't find it so apologies.

My list of supps are too numerous to mention. After Brexit orders became a lot more difficult to place too so have had to change up suppliers and brands.

Best wishes from a dark and windy London and thanks in advance for reading

J
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I’ve taken sunflower lecithin powder. I would mix a tablespoon with some plain yogurt. It provides phosphatidyl choline as well as phosphatidyl ethanolamine and phosphatidyl inositol. It gave me a noticeable energy bump when I first started consuming it. It also gave the yogurt a creamy texture and flavor.

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Thanks NHE that's very helpful. And I could use an energy bump!
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Phosphatidyl choline helps the gut mucosal barrier.

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