Overview

OXALOACETATE   What is oxaloacetate?  Oxaloacetate is a substance found in every cell in our bodies and is crucial for metabolism, cellular function, and energy production and use. It also helps meet glucose needs in the brain and, potentially, the cerebellum, giving it a potential role in cognition and mood [[1]]. Oxaloacetate also affects cellular metabolism in several biochemical reactions [[2]]. For example, oxaloacetate gives rise to the amino acid aspartate, which acts as a neurotransmitter in the brain. Oxaloacetate also serves as a precursor for glucose production in the liver [[3]].   What does oxaloacetate do in the body.

How it works:

Oxaloacetate plays a variety of roles in the body. An animal study showed that oxaloacetate played different roles including improving the insulin pathway, reducing inflammation, and stimulating neurogenesis, which is the growth of new brain cells.

Dosage Form: Tablet Oral - N/A

Common Usage: Used to treat fatigue