DMAE bitartrate
Product Name: 2-Dimethylaminoethanol (+)-bitartrate salt
Cas No: 5988-51-2
Molecular Formula: C8H17NO7
Molecular Weight: 239.22
EINECS: 227-809-3
Melting point 110-119 °C
Characteristics: White crystalline powder
DMAE is a amino acid which is found in small amounts in the brain. According to studies, DMAE is a crucial substance that functions as a building block for choline, which allows the brain to manufacturer acetylcholine. Research indicates that acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter, plays an important role in the conduction and functioning of signals in the brain and the nervous system.
 
Using DMAE Bitatrate to Enhance your Brain
There are a lot of different brain supplements being marketed today, but one of the products with the longest history of research is DMAE Bitartrate. This "nootropic" compound can seriously improve your brainpower and it is very safe and unlikely to cause any unpleasant side effects.
DMAE Bitartrate is particularly beneficial for your memory function, but it can also increase mental adaptability, concentration, brain cell health and give you better analytical processing skills.
While DMAE might not be the strongest cognitive enhancer out there, some people will use Centrophenoxine in its place which is basically an upgraded version of the original. 

DMAE Benefits:
DMAE is used to treat a variety of conditions and illnesses associated with the brain and the central nervous system. It is also used in skin care products to reduce the signs of aging. The known and potential benefits of DMAE include:

Treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD);
Boosting athletic performance;
Improving and elevating moods;
Treating symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease and dementia;
Slowing the body's production of arachidonic acid, which leads to wrinkles and signs of aging of the skin.
Alleviating tardive dyskinesia due to anti-psychotic drugs used for schizophrenia;
Treating symptoms of Huntington's Chorea;
Boosting memory and brain power;
Reducing depression;
Resolving symptoms associated with autism;