The debate between breast milk and infant formula has long focused on nutritional density. One key nutrient that tips the scale in favor of breast milk? “Sialic Acid” Breast milk contains 10–20 times more sialic acid than standard infant formula. This compound is a vital component of gangliosides, which support: Neuron connectivity Synaptic transmission Memory […]
The brain requires more than one nutrient to thrive. Sialic acid is one type of carbohyrate short chain that works best when combined with: DHA: Builds brain cell membranes and supports vision Choline: Essential for neurotransmitter production and memory Folate: DNA synthesis and mood regulation Together, these nutrients: Support cognitive speed and accuracy Improve emotional […]
Many adults suffer from chronic fatigue, poor sleep, and mental fog. One possible overlooked contributor: nutrient imbalance affecting neurotransmission. Therefore, Sialic acid plays a vital role in supporting: Brain cell communication Hormonal balance Immune and nervous system interactions By improving neural signaling, sialic acid can help restore: Energy levels Sleep patterns Focus and mood SialicMax […]
While sialic acid is most commonly associated with infants, it continues to play a role throughout life. At each stage: Fetal: Brain tissue formation, synaptic growth Infancy: Rapid neural development, immunity support Childhood: Learning ability, memory function Adulthood: Mental focus, stress response Elderly: Cognitive protection against decline Regular supplementation of sialic acid may offer neuroprotective […]
Sialic acid is naturally present in a few foods, but dietary sources are limited. Among the natural food source, edible bird’s nest contains the richest amount of Sialic Acid. Here’s how they compare: 1g of edible bird’s nest compare to 1g of other natural food sources: 20 times > Crucian Carp Eggs 30 times > […]
The nutrition a baby receives in the womb has a lasting impact on their physical and cognitive health. Research shows that the “first 1,000 days” (from conception to age 2) is the most important developmental window. Prenatal nutrition directly influences: – Brain development – Organ formation – Gene expression. (epigenetics) Deficiencies in key nutrients like […]
Scientific research has increasingly highlighted sialic acid as a key nutrient for early brain and cognitive development. Found in high concentrations in the brain’s gray matter, sialic acid is essential for building complex neural networks. Studies from journals like PNAS and Nature reveal that: – Sialic acid supports synaptogenesis, the creation of connections between neurons […]