When too much acetylcholine accumulates (known as cholinergic toxicity), you can experience things like headaches, nausea and vomiting, and confusion, and it can lead to overdose in extreme situations. It’s important to note that just because an ingredient works well in one research study, it ...
Several of the B-Vitamins have been clinically shown to help prevent a leaky brain and support the blood-brain barrier.Vitamin B1 (thiamine) –Thiamine is a required cofactor in the synthesis of acetylcholine, is part of the KREBs cycle that produces adenosine triphosphate (ATP), is needed ...
Potatoes are examples of another food where solanine is the culprit for toxicity. The compound blocks a chemical called acetylcholine, which dogs need to transmit nerve impulses. The result can be issues with their nervous systems and intestinal tracts. Like with tomatoes, the risk occurs when po...