Cytidine Diphosphate Choline

Overview

Cytidine Diphosphate Choline is an active Lipotrope form of Choline normally produced within the body from Cytidine, Phosphorus and Choline but also manufactured as a supplement (and Pharmaceutical Drug).

Cardiovascular System

 CDP-Choline may increase Blood Circulation to the Brain.

 CDP-Choline may alleviate Cerebral Insufficiency:  ^[1]

 CDP-Choline (250 - 1,000 mg per day) may improve Brain function in people who have previously experienced a Stroke (it may be most effective when administered within 24 hours of the occurrence of the Stroke).  ^[2]

Cells

 CDP-Choline may enhance the production of Energy by the Mitochondria in the Brain. 

Eyes/Vision

 CDP-Choline may alleviate Amblyopia.  references

 CDP-Choline (1,000 mg per day) may alleviate (chronic simple) Glaucoma.  ^[3]

Metabolism

 CDP-Choline may counteract the negative effects of Hypoxia.  ^[4]

Nervous System:  Ailments

 CDP-Choline (300 - 1,000 mg per day) may help to prevent and treatAge Associated Memory Impairment (AAMI).  ^[5]

 CDP-Choline may improve Alertness.  ^[6]

 CDP-Choline may improve Mental Function in (Multiple-Infarct) Dementia patients:  ^[7]

 CDP-Choline may retard the further progression of Alzheimer's Disease and may improve the quality of life (e.g. ability to maintain independence) in Alzheimer’s Disease patients.  ^[8]

 CDP-Choline may help to prevent Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).  ^[9]

 CDP-Choline may accelerate recovery from Coma.  ^[10]

 CDP-Choline may be helpful in the treatment of severe Depression and Depression that occurs as a result of Cerebral Insufficiency.  ^[11]

 CDP-Choline is speculated to be beneficial for the treatment of Dyskinesia.  ^[12]

 CDP-Choline may accelerate recovery from Head Injuries:  ^[10]

 CDP-Choline may accelerate the healing of Concussion.  ^[14]

 CDP-Choline may be a valuable co-therapy for Parkinson's Disease.  ^[15]

 CDP-Choline may be helpful in the treatment of Schizophrenia.  ^[16]

 CDP-Choline may accelerate recovery from Spinal Cord injuries.  ^[17]