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L.A.B® Connect L.A.B® Connect provides L-Tryptophan, as well as Magnesium, Saffron, Zinc and Vitamin B9, which contribute to the normal functioning of the nervous system. L.A.B® Connect also contains L.B Actives. √ The Magnesium contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system: psychological function, stress. √ L-Tryptophan is an amino acid precursor of serotonin (neurotransmitter). √ Saffron helps with emotional calm. √ Zinc contributes to normal cognitive function. √ Vitamin B9 , provided in the form of methyl-folates, contributes to normal physiological functions. √ The L.B Actives are a Parinat exclusive: a postbiotic of heat-stabilised Lactobacillus acidophilus, L.B strain. They are backed by scientific studies that have demonstrated several favourable mechanisms of action across the entire intestinal ecosystem: microbiome / mucosa / immunity (pharmacological studies). The gut and the brain are in permanent interaction. This close connection operates in both directions, brain to gut and gut to brain. The main player in this dialogue is a neurotransmitter: the serotonin . This messenger of the nervous system is involved in sleep, mood regulation, and acts as a moderator of emotional reactivity. Lowered serotonin levels are associated with impulsive, aggressive, even violent behaviours. In athletes, serotonin production allows them to better manage their effort by staying attuned to their body, and therefore to improve the quality of their training or their competition performance. 95% of serotonin is produced in the gut. The integrity of the digestive mucosa is therefore an essential factor for serotonergic activity in the brain. In addition, the gut microbiome contributes to this brain-gut communication. In the brain, serotonin is released by neurons, then, depending on need, part of the serotonin returns into the neurons. This mechanism is called «serotonin reuptake». Some anti-depressants increase serotonin production by reducing its reuptake. Serotonin is synthesised from an essential amino acid: the L-tryptophan . This synthesis requires various co-factors such as vitamin B9 (folates), zinc or methylation products. The action of serotonin is also promoted by certain natural ingredients, such as saffron, which limit its reuptake.
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