- 一般的に知られていること
- Choline is an essential nutrient, related to the B vitamins, that the body uses in liver function, brain and nerve signaling, and building cell membranes; the body makes some, but most people also get it from food such as eggs, meat, fish, and soy.
- 摂取が少ないとき
- Low choline intake is commonly discussed in relation to fatigue and, in some reports, fatty changes in the liver, though the body makes part of what it uses.
- 摂取が多いとき
- Very high choline from supplements is commonly discussed in relation to sweating, a fishy body odor, and digestive upset; the commonly cited upper intake level for adults is 3,500 mg a day.