LαPhosphatidylcholine also plays an important role in improving cognitive function in children and the elderly

The serum choline concentration in children with developmental delay is significantly lower than that in children with normal development. If 10.5mg choline is supplemented daily to infants with cerebral palsy, it is found that the intervention group has significantly improved cognitive and language functions after two years.

As adults age, their brain function naturally declines, manifested as a decrease in cognitive abilities such as processing speed, working memory, and judgment and reasoning. Meanwhile, age-related diseases are often accompanied by cognitive dysfunction. And phosphatidylcholine also has an improving effect on the cognition of the elderly brain