What is Phosphatidylcholine (PC) ?

Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is the most abundant phospholipid or fat-like molecule that is a major component of all our cell membranes in our body, especially in the brain, liver, and digestive tract. 

The cell membrane acts as a barrier to the passage of particles entering and exiting the cell, and PC contributes to the cellular membrane structure and function. This ability is key to our cellular health.

Levels of PC decrease with age, injury, toxic exposure, pollution, herbicides, pesticides, and lack of a nutrient dense diet.

Decreasing levels of PC leads to less beneficial phospholipids that can trap lipids and toxins within the cell. This impacts every cell and organ of the body, which affects your ability to function optimally.

In Europe, IV Phosphatidylcholine is used to treat fatty liver disease, the number one cause of liver cirrhosis.