Improve Smart Genes for Brain Bonanza.

You have a “smart gene”? It’s called homologene 7245 which needs Omega & DHA.

We found the solution for both of those and want to share it with you.

This smart-gene helps produce a substance in the brain called “brain-derived neurotrophic factor” (BDNF)

It acts like growth hormone for brain cells – boost your learning & memory& protect  from injury.

BDNF enhances growth & health of nearly every brain function & brain cell, including:

• synapses (the connections between nerve cells)

• synaptic transmission (how neurons talk to each other)

•  formation of  “glial” cells (  brain’s immune cells, anchor neurons, help clean up waste)

•  development of dendrites ( brain cells’ “antennae,”- these cells receive signals from other parts of the brain and communicate them to the cell body)

• brain cell formation &protection

But here’s why it’s important to know that BDNF boosts your brainpower & brain goodhealth:

There’s a nutrient you can take that kicks the smart-gene responsible for BDNF production into high gear.

You may recognize it as one of the two main components of omega-3. It’s called “docosahexaenoic acid,” or DHA.

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Evidence has been mounting that highlights just how critical BDNF is to brain function – and DHA’s power to activate it:

• When researchers recently looked at people with brain injury, they found that DHA restores the production of BDNF to normal. 
  

• American Journal of Nutrition,  showed that breast-fed infants whose mothers took 200 mg of DHA per day  ( as Omega qualty 3)outperformed DHA-deficient infants at every level with better hand-eye coordination,  enhanced “gross motor skills” like standing up, walking, going up and down stairs& keeping  balance.
  

•  UCLA  reports that animals given high levels of DHAhad significantly higher BDNF levels & far more resistant to injury from brain trauma. Those who didn’t get enough DHA in their diet suffered from learning disabilities.
  

• A recent Japanese study added to the good news: memory and learning ability improved dramatically with boosted BDNF production.⁴

Turning on this “smart gene” is as easy as eating omega-3 rich foods like walnuts, sardines, salmon, grass-fed beef, avocados and eggs.

A standard serving of grass-fed beef has 88.5 mg of omega-3. Grain-fed beef has maybe ¼ that much. One cup of avocados also gives you 160 mg of omega-3s.

An egg has over 100 mg of omega-3s.

You can also take a supplement that has DHA.

Sea oils of Omega 3 &Cod liver oilare best sources of DHA I know of. Make sure its purity is guaranteed, since environmental toxins get stored in the fat of the fish. That is why I am so careful about what ones I choose.

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