Omne Diem™ Brain Support features Cerenx® brand Citicoline (CDP 5’-phosphatidyl choline), a natural source of choline that promotes healthy brain structures and functions, including mood, mental energy, focus, attention, concentration, and mental acuity.*
Citicoline, also known as CDP-Choline, has been evaluated in 290 clinical trials for multiple applications including memory, attention/focus, mood, and brain energy.*
Choline Donor
Citicoline is a choline donor for Phosphatidylcholine, a phospholipid “building block” for neurons and Acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter used for neuron-to-neuron signaling, learning, memory storage and recall.*
Scavenger Booster
Citicoline stimulates glutathione synthesis and the activity of the enzyme glutathione reductase.* Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant that scavenges excess free radicals to protect cells and tissues from oxidative damage.*
More than Choline
Citicoline supplementation provides more than the metabolite choline. Uridine is also a metabolite of Citicoline supplementation. Uridine is the molecule responsible for increasing brain levels of norepinephrine and dopamine, supporting mitochondrial function, and boosting energy production in the brain.*
Reduced phosphatidylcholine and acetylcholine as well as increased oxidative stress are believed to influence age-related cognitive decline.
Memory
A 60-day crossover study reported improvements in immediate and delayed logical memory with citicoline supplementation compared to placebo in healthy adults with a relatively inefficient memory.*
Cellular Synthesis and Brain Energy
Over six weeks, increases in brain membrane formation (26%) and restored brain energy (13.6%) were reported among healthy, middle-aged adults with citicoline supplementation compared to placebo.*
Attention/Focus
Fewer omission and commission errors were reported with citicoline supplementation compared to placebo among healthy, middle-aged women.*
Fewer omission and commission errors were reported with citicoline supplementation compared to placebo among healthy, middle-aged women.*
Cognitive Decline With Age
Maintaining cognitive function—memory, alertness and focus—is one of the primary concerns among today's health-conscious consumers. Based on several specific tests, cognitive function declines more rapidly around 50 years of age.
Percentile of people with moderate to severe memory impairment
Women
Age 60 – 3% | Age 85 – 31%
Men
Age 60 – 8% | Age 85 – 33%
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