New Brain Research Finds Nutrient Suppresses Cravings

The obesity crisis in the United States has now grown to epidemic proportion. And as the list of consequential health conditions and diseases continues to expand as well, there are major movements toward helping Americans lose weight. Perhaps the next ally in battling poor appetite control is a vitamin-like nutrient called citicoline. Scientists at McLean Hospital and professors at Harvard Medical School have explored the effects of Cognizin=AE citicoline supplementation on the neurobiological systems involved in appetite and eating behavior regulation and found the potential to reduce cravings and increase feelings of satiety. This work was published in the January issue of the...

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