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The active form of Vitamin D. Supports brain function and helps protect against neuroinflammation and cognitive decline.
A marker of methylation and cardiovascular health. High levels are linked to brain shrinkage, memory loss, and increased Alzheimer’s risk.
Vital for nerve function, red blood cells, and brain health. Low levels can impair memory and mimic dementia symptoms.
Essential for neurotransmitter production. Deficiency can affect mood, cognition, and homocysteine metabolism.
Supports DNA repair and brain health. Low levels may contribute to cognitive decline and high homocysteine.
Important for nerve signalling and brain plasticity. Deficiency is linked to memory issues, anxiety, and neurodegeneration.
Supports immune and cognitive function. Low levels can impair brain signalling and are linked to mood issues.
Needed in small amounts for brain function. Excess copper can be toxic and contribute to oxidative stress and memory loss.
An enzyme that protects the brain from oxidative damage. Reflects the strength of the body’s antioxidant defences.
Measures long-term blood sugar levels. High levels are associated with insulin resistance and increased dementia risk.
Assesses levels of brain-supportive omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA). Low levels are linked to poor memory and brain aging.
The active form of Vitamin D. Supports brain function and helps protect against neuroinflammation and cognitive decline.
A marker of methylation and cardiovascular health. High levels are linked to brain shrinkage, memory loss, and increased Alzheimer’s risk.
Vital for nerve function, red blood cells, and brain health. Low levels can impair memory and mimic dementia symptoms.
Essential for neurotransmitter production. Deficiency can affect mood, cognition, and homocysteine metabolism.
Supports DNA repair and brain health. Low levels may contribute to cognitive decline and high homocysteine.
Important for nerve signalling and brain plasticity. Deficiency is linked to memory issues, anxiety, and neurodegeneration.
Supports immune and cognitive function. Low levels can impair brain signalling and are linked to mood issues.
Needed in small amounts for brain function. Excess copper can be toxic and contribute to oxidative stress and memory loss.
An enzyme that protects the brain from oxidative damage. Reflects the strength of the body’s antioxidant defences.
Measures long-term blood sugar levels. High levels are associated with insulin resistance and increased dementia risk.
Assesses levels of brain-supportive omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA). Low levels are linked to poor memory and brain aging.