About this product
The two-capsule serving supplies 100 mg of phosphatidylserine, 100 mg of DMAE bitartrate, and 550 mg of activated soy phosphatides. The quantified phosphatidylserine amount is the clearest strength and provides more useful depth than the soy concentrates in several related products.
DMAE active yield remains lower than the full bitartrate weight and is not stated directly. The broader soy-phosphatide entry does not identify its individual phospholipid composition, limiting the meaning of the large total.
Two capsules are manageable, but the serving cost is high for a focused formula. Less expensive products can provide comparable DMAE or phosphatidylserine amounts without paying for an incompletely described phosphatide complex.
Pros
Provides 100 mg of quantified phosphatidylserine Clearly identifies DMAE bitartrate Includes a broad soy-phosphatide base Uses a focused formula Requires two capsules
Cons
Active DMAE yield is not stated Individual soy-phosphatide composition is unclear Serving cost is high Contains soy Evidence for DMAE benefit remains limited
Warnings
Avoid use with a soy allergy. DMAE may cause headache, restlessness, muscle tension, or insomnia. People with seizure disorders or serious mood or psychotic conditions should seek medical guidance before using DMAE. Take it earlier in the day if it feels activating.
