18/11/2025
A high need for Choline comes up in most of the Comprehensive DNA tests that I have had done for clients.
Choline is highest in liver (3 oz., 356mg), pastured eggs (2 eggs, 294mg), beef round (6 oz., 234mg), heart (3 oz., 194mg), chicken (6 oz., 144mg), wild cod (6 oz., 142mg), bacon (3.5 oz., 125mg), and edamame (1/2 cup,
New research has linked choline deficiency to anxiety. It makes sense because choline is so important for the brain!
Links below.
Here are a few quick facts about this key nutrient:
💜 Choline is the precursor to acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that’s calming, supports memory, and even helps to regulate appetite, gut motility, and metabolism.
💜 Your body can make a little choline, but not much. Most of it needs to come from food.
💜 Choline production depends on estrogen, which has researchers wondering if some of the brain benefits of estrogen therapy come from its support of choline metabolism. (You can also just take choline.)
💜 Scientists are pretty worried about how little choline most people eat.
💜 Choline is one of the five “missing metabolic nutrients” I highlight in my metabolism book.
Article: https://medicaldialogues.in/psychiatry/news/low-choline-levels-in-the-brain-associated-with-anxiety-disorders-suggests-study-158865
My metabolism book: https://www.larabriden.com/metabolism-book/