Re: read the post in reply to you up above at top of page

http://beyond-a-century.com/ is an excellent source of vit., etc.

Here's what they list for:


INOSITOL is a Sugar found in muscles that does not stimulate insulin release. It is relaxing, helps muscle growth, is a cell membrane stabilizer, and has antitumor & antioxidant properties. May be helpful against Arthritis and thinning or graying hair. See *762 IP6. 300 grams, $6.75. Code 104.0

CHOLINE CITRATE 35%. Choline is needed for proper neurological functioning. Choline and B5 are necessary for optimal GH release from arginine. Choline citrate is a stable powder form with a sour taste. 300 grams, $12.00. Code 112.8

CHOLINE, PHOSPHATIDYL, (PC), 35% granules, is a key building block of all cell membranes, including the brain. Recent interest has focused on more than 100 research studies which have shown PC supports liver function and helps protect against toxins. When added to a blend of nutrients, PC aids their absorption by the gut. See *726.5 Liver Support, *400 Cognitex, *401 DMAE, & *402 lecithin. 1 pound, $16.00 Code 112.9

CHOLINE, ALPHA GPC, (alpha-glycerylphosphorylcholine) is the most bioavailable form of choline. In 20 clinical trials with more than 4000 subjects of all ages, GPC has shown it raises acetylcholine & PC levels in the brain; reduces somatostatin and increases endogenous hGH in conjunction with GH releasing hormone produced during sleep, exercise, etc.; improves fat burning, mental focus, cognitive function, strength, response time, balance & coordination. More effective and cheaper than CDP choline. Oral doses in studies are 1000-1200mg per day, but healthy people could use 200-300mg. One study showed as little as 100mg increased exercise induced GH release compared to a placebo. Available in 50% powder in SiO2 base. Slightly sweet taste. 50 grams, $29.75 Code 112.3

I've used their products for 5 years...just not these particular ones yet though. I'd buy everything there if they had "everything."

Not affiliated with them.

http://beyond-a-century.com/

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