<p>What Is Uridine Monophosphate?</p><p>Uridine is one of the 5 nucleotides that form the basis of our RNA. The RNA is used as a blueprint for making each protein within our body. Without Uridine, our DNA would not be able to supply the instructions out to the rest of the cell to use.</p><p>Uridine is found throughout nature and is created in small amounts in the human body. We mainly obtain Uridine from the RNA of the foods we eat. It's very high in foods like beetroot, broccoli, fish, mushrooms, and oats.</p><p>Compared to dietary Uridine, the monophosphate version can more easily pass the blood-brain barrier to be processed in the creation of new neuron synapses. It does this by stimulating the production of small connecting structures on the neurons called neurites. These structures are made to promote the connection of other nerve cells that form complex synapses. Uridine is also able to increase the production of acetylcholine and dopamine.</p><p>What Are The Benefits Of Uridine Monophosphate?</p><p>Supports memory function</p><p></p><p>Supports cholinergic brain function</p><p></p><p>Supports the formation of synapses.</p><p> </p><p>Enhances cognitive function</p><p></p><p>Elevates low mood.</p><p>Protects the brain.</p><p>Increases learning and memory recall.</p><p>How Much Should I Take?</p><p>Take 1 capsule per day.</p>