These effects may potentially provide a novel therapeutic solution for stroke, imparting specific beneficial effects on the CNS (i.e., for reperfusion, the amelioration of neuronal damage and, thereby, recovery without memory, locomotor, and coordination disturbances, and the expression of the particular genes in the hippocampus)
Specifically, it acts as an electron carrier in metabolic pathways such as glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation
A burgeoning corpus of research indicates that the diminished expression of selenoproteins may be a contributing factor to the risk of PLC
human studies report only mild, transient side effects (occasional headache or nausea) [1] [8]