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Lecithin Granules Non-GMO (2 lbs)
NOW Foods
Lecithin Granules Non-GMO (2 lbs) NOW Foods

Non-GMO Nervous System Support Identity Preserved Supports Brain & Nerve Function Integral for Energy Production.
Lecithin Granules (16 oz granules)*
Life Extension
Lecithin Granules (16 oz granules)* Life Extension

Lecithin contains all the phosphatides found naturally in cell membranes.
Lecithin Fine Granules (1 lb)
NOW Foods
Lecithin Fine Granules  (1 lb) NOW Foods

97% Phosphatides Pure and Fresh Vegetarian Product Lecithin is a naturally occurring compound found in all cells in nature, plant and animal.  It plays a major role in almost all biological processes - including nerve transmission, breathing and energy production.  The word Lecithin is taken from the Greek Lekithos, which means "egg yolk".  A fitting name for this essential nutrient, the egg is considered a symbol of life, strength and fertility.  Lecithin is important for all of these biological functions and more.  Our brain is approximately 30% Lecithin.  The insulating myelin sheaths that protect the brain, spine and thousands of miles of nerves in your body are almost two-thirds Lecithin.  Even the heart has a high concentration of Lecithin.  Lecithin is composed of many different components, including Choline, Inositol, Linoleic Acid, Phosphatidylserine, beneficial fatty acids and triglycerides.  These valuable constituents of Lecthin are vital for the proper functioning of many metabolic processes.*  NOW® Lecithin Granules are derived entirely from soybeans.  Look for other NOW® natural products at health food stores nationwide.   Lecithin: A Forgotten Giant?   Lecithin and Phosphatides
Lecithin Granules Non-GMO (1 lb.)
NOW Foods
Lecithin Granules Non-GMO (1 lb.) NOW Foods

Lecithin is a naturally occurring compound found in all cells in nature, plant and animal. It plays a major role in almost all biological processes - including nerve transmission, breathing and energy production. Our brain is approximately 30% Lecithin. The insulating myelin sheaths that protect the brain, spine and thousands of miles of nerves in in your body are almost two-thirds Lecithin. Lecithin is composed of many different components, including Choline, Inositol, Linoleic Acid, Phosphatidylserine, beneficial fatty acids and triglycerides.
Phosphatidylserine - PS (100 mg 60 softgels)*
Natural Factors
Phosphatidylserine - PS (100 mg 60 softgels)* Natural Factors

Natural Factors Phosphatidylserine (PS) is naturally derived from soy phospholipids and is a natural nutrient found in the brain where it plays a major role supporting healthy brain functions such as memory, focus and clarity.
Lecithin Granules (8 oz)
NOW Foods
Lecithin Granules  (8 oz) NOW Foods

97% Phosphatides Pure and Fresh Vegetarian Product Lecithin contains 23% Phosphatidylcholine, which comprises a major portion of all cell membranes.  It also has been shown to support liver function and cardiovascular health, as well as benefiting mild memory problems associated with aging.  NOW® Lecithin Granules are derived entirely from soybeans.  Lecithin is also used to emulsify fats in baking and cooking, enabling them to be dispersed in water.*   Lecithin: A Forgotten Giant?   Lecithin and Phosphatides
Sunflower Lecithin Soy Free (1200 mg, 200 softgels)
NOW Foods
Sunflower Lecithin Soy Free (1200 mg, 200 softgels) NOW Foods

Sunflower Lecithin is a rich source of Phosphatidylserine (PS) a lipid that affects many aspects of health. Brain, Nervous System Support.
Baby Natural SPF 30 Sunscreen 3.4oz Tube*
Goddess Garden Organics
Baby Natural SPF 30 Sunscreen 3.4oz Tube* Goddess Garden Organics

Baby Naturals is safe for the whole family and especially those with sensitive skin. Broad Spectrum SPF 30 and chemical free. Aloe, Sunflower Oil and more. Play in the sun safely!
BlueRich Super Strength Blueberry Concentrate (500 mg 90 capsules)*
Natural Factors
BlueRich Super Strength Blueberry Concentrate (500 mg 90 capsules)* Natural Factors

Natural Factors presents BlueRichcapsules delivering unique health promoting compounds.
Non-GMO Lecithin Powder (375grams)*
HealthForce Nutritionals
Non-GMO Lecithin Powder (375grams)* HealthForce Nutritionals

Non-GMO Lecithin Powder by HealthForce Nutrionals has been discontinued.
Lecithin Granules 97% Phosphatides (2 lbs)
NOW Foods
Lecithin Granules 97% Phosphatides (2 lbs) NOW Foods

Nervous System Support Supports Brain & Nerve Function Integral for Energy Production* Vegetarian Product Lecithin is a naturally occurring compound found in all cells in nature, plant and animal.  It plays a major role in almost all biological processes - including nerve transmission, breathing and energy production.  The word Lecithin is taken from the Greek Lekithos, which means "egg yolk".  A fitting name for this essential nutrient, for the egg is considered a symbol of life, strength and fertility.  Lecithin is important for all of these biolgoical functions and more.  Our brain is approximately 30% Lecithin.  The insulating myelin sheaths that protect the brain, spine and thousands of miles of nerves in your body are almost two-thirds Lecithin.  Even the heart has a high concentration of Lecithin.  Lecithin is composed  of many different components, including Choline, Inositol, Linoleic Acid, Phosphatidylserine, beneficial fatty acids and triglycerides.  These valuable constituents of Lecithin are vital for the proper functioning of many metabolic processes.*  NOW
Lecithin 1200 mg (200 Gels)
NOW Foods
Lecithin 1200 mg (200 Gels) NOW Foods

Non-GMO soy Lecithin supports Brain & Nerve Function. Lecithin is also a source of essential fatty acids essential to cells in the body. Non-Gmo Soy Lecithin.

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