Lecithin is recognized as the "third nutrient," complementing proteins and vitamins. It is not only a crucial component of human cells but also plays a significant role in various metabolic regulations within the body.
Phosphatidylcholine, a key component of lecithin, has an affinity for fat. Insufficient levels can disrupt fat metabolism, leading to fat accumulation in the liver and potentially causing fatty liver disease. Additionally, lecithin helps regulate cholesterol levels, effectively lowering the risk of hyperlipidemia and coronary heart disease.
Lecithin functions as an emulsifier, aiding in the decomposition of fats. This promotes blood circulation, improves serum lipids, and reduces cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood. By decreasing the retention time of fat within blood vessel walls, lecithin facilitates the excretion of emulsified fats from the body, thereby lowering cholesterol and preventing blood clots.
As people age, memory decline is often linked to insufficient phosphatidylcholine levels. This compound is essential for information transmission in the nervous system. The human brain can absorb lecithin directly from the bloodstream, converting it into phosphatidylcholine. Long-term supplementation may slow memory decline and help prevent or delay Alzheimer's disease.
AMULYN's soy lecithin powder is derived from non-GMO soybeans and contains 19%-21% phosphatidylcholine with minimal impurities. It can produce highly polar hydrophilic lecithin for use in chocolates and cakes, enhancing moisture absorption and surface gloss. Additionally, low-polarity lipophilic lecithin can be used in protein drinks for better dispersion in liquids.
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