PEA normally has a short half-life in the body when taken orally, but protected by specific anti-oxidant molecules present in QuietLEGS it is able to enter the blood stream, cross the blood brain barrier and help maintain dopamine levels. PEA is a neuromodulator and neuroregenerative molecule and is proven to improve mood, concentration and mental acuity and to raise the level of freely circulating dopamine in the brain. Support Dopamine Function with QuietLEGSĪ synergistic formula of pure plant extracts, QuietLEGS is rich in phenylethylamine (PEA), the amino acid produced in the brain when we feel happy, joyous and calm. From mid-life dopamine levels decline by approximately 13% per decade, accounting for many of the general symptoms of ageing fatigue, low mood, depression, poor sleep quality, loss of muscle tone and cognitive function. Dopamine also keeps us alert, active and motivated, is necessary for “executive” functions (constructive thinking, concentration and memory formation) and is required to generate pleasurable feelings and sexual desire. Restless legs can occur in younger people and during pregnancy, but occurs more from mid-life as the level of dopamine in the central nervous system starts to decline.ĭopamine is an important neurotransmitter molecule in the central nervous system vital for the control and coordination of movement. “The problem lies with the brain messages being sent to the legs and not with the legs themselves. The brain produces dopamine, which acts as a messenger for cell receptors… “ says Katie Sidle, Consultant Neurologist, London in an article in The Sunday Mail, January 2010. Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is a neurological condition associated with altered dopamine functioning within the central nervous system rather than a problem with the legs themselves:

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