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Consuming the amino-acid tyrosine (TYR), the precursor of dopamine (DA) and norepinephrine (NE), may counteract decrements in neurotransmitter function and cognitive performance. 

 TYR can reverse a process called neurotransmitter depletion, in which increased brain activity leads to decreased DA and NE levels, with behavioural performance levels declining accordingly.

TYR might benefit brain function by providing the resources necessary to allow neurotransmitter synthesis to continue and maintain catecholamine levels needed to ensure optimal performance (Wurtman et al., 1981)

About the Catecholamines:

Dopamine. 

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter, a chemical messenger in your brain. This chemical controls your responses to sensory information. When you yank your hand back from a hot stove or when you find yourself craving something sugary in the candy aisle, that’s dopamine at work. 

Dopamine’s roles spread far and wide, including: 

• Motor control
• Emotions (pleasure or dislike)
• Thought-processing

A dopamine imbalance can lead to a loss of motor control (such as Parkinson’s disease), addiction, ADHD, and schizophrenia.

Epinephrine and norepinephrine. These two hormones work together in stressful situations to increase blood flow throughout your body. Some of the changes that occur are: 

• Increased heart rate
• Increase the amount of blood pumping from your heart
• Increased blood pressure

Additionally, they break down fat and increase blood sugar (glucose) levels to give your body more energy. 

Benefits: 

• improve memory and mental performance under stressful conditions.
• Enhances COGNITION, FOCUS & MEMORY:
• NALT may help the body’s metabolism of dopamine and adrenaline, and may boost seratonin, which could lead to better moods and overall sense of well-being, increased athletic performance, improved alertness, memory creation and retention