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Kyowa Hakko USA Announces GRAS Self-Affirmation for Novel Brain Health Ingredient Cognizin(R) Citicoline
Date:5/28/2009

NEW YORK, May 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Kyowa Hakko U.S.A., Inc. (Kyowa Hakko USA), the wholly owned subsidiary of Kyowa Hakko Bio Co., Ltd., (Kyowa), has announced it has completed GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) self-affirmation for the novel brain health ingredient Cognizin(R) Citicoline.

Cognizin(R) is a branded form of Citicoline, a natural nutrient found in every cell of the body. Citicoline provides an essential nutrient for cells -- particularly brain cells. Cognizin(R) supports brain health in several ways.

First, brain imaging technology has shown that Cognizin(R) helps increase brain energy. * Second, Cognizin(R) provides essential structural components for synthesizing brain cell membranes, which may help facilitate brain cell communication. * Lastly, Cognizin(R) helps support the formation of several brain nutrients that regulate cognitive function. * Cognizin(R) has been the subject of several human clinical trials.

The most recent trial studied the effect of Cognizin(R) on healthy middle-aged adults. Using the latest brain scanning technology, researchers at the Harvard-associated Brain Imaging Center at McLean Hospital in Boston, observed increases in brain activity among people who had taken Cognizin(R) for six weeks, particularly when individuals performed tasks that required sustained attention or memory.

Because Cognizin(R) helps make more energy available to brain cells, they are better able to perform their daily tasks. Cell membranes are synthesized and maintained. Vital brain nutrients are produced and electrical impulses are generated.

These activities may help improve the overall functioning of the brain, which is why Cognizin(R) may significantly increase the ability to focus, concentrate, and make decisions.*

Cognizin(R) Citicoline or CDP-choline will be marketed by Kyowa Hakko USA as a food ingredient in the U
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