Hi I've just been watching a series of episodes on Alzheimer's and came across the following article which claims Whole Coffee Fruit Concentrate increases BDNF by up to 143%. Has anyone heard of this or know where I can source it? I've tried iHerb, Amazon, eBay, and a general google search.
I watched the same series, always impressed with Dr Perlmutter and his teachings. I have been looking into the coffee fruit concentrate and I think it depends on how you phrase the search. Coffee fruit concentrate or coffee berry are two options. I may try this in the near future since I know I have some dementia.
I've sent an enquiry on Futureceuticals Contact Us link so am waiting on their reply. Swansons are out of stock. It is not easy to find this product. Plenty of links for whole coffee bean concentrate but I understand that this stuff is only the coffee fruit.
Green coffee is not the same thing. When the coffee fruit is ripe it is harvested and the flesh is discard and the seed is what we know as the coffee bean. Turns out the flesh they have been throwing away is valuable for brain health because increases Brain-derived neurotrophic factor which is a protein that forms new neuro pathways.
He maybe interested in it but it really is worth investigating.
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) is a pleiotropic protein member of the neurotrophic factor family with effects on the central nervous system as well as the endocrine and immune systems. BDNF favors the survival of existing neurons, and promotes the growth and differentiation of new ones.
I’ve been eying up this new brain supplement called ultrabrain by Ari Whitten. I always listen to his podcasts and he has some very interesting speakers and I find him very informative and credible. This has coffee fruit in it amongst many other things but it is expensive. (I've started a new post with information on his program so as not to overwhelm this one on coffee fruit).
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