Are Neural
Building Materials Really That Important?
Yes! One half of the dry weight of the brain (neurons,
glial, and brain cells) is made up of Fatty acids and
Lipids. The "hard neural connections" (synapses)
between all these areas of the brain, where the coordination
of memory and learning take place, is largely made possible
by the structures of Fatty Acids and Phospholipids alone.
The physical number of neural connections then potentiates
further production of neurotransmitters and neural buffers,
and then in turn enhances memory processing and learning
even more. If the essential building blocks of the brain's
"hardware" and "software" are not
sufficiently provided for, then many "connections"
will simply not be made or developed. The great news
is that Växa's Attend
supplies all of these very important factors!
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