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[Citicoline activity in senile mental decay].

M Stramba-Badiale, E Scillieri

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    Neurotransmitter depletion, particularly dopamine, is linked to brain aging and cognitive decline in the elderly. Citicoline supplementation significantly improved mental performance in older adults with senile mental decay without side effects.

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