If it wasn't already obvious that this is spam because you've posted an unrelated comment on this article, let me point out some other things:

1. In this comment, you say "cure" but on the website you've advertised, after much waffle, it states that no claim to a cure is being made. Your comment is irresponsible if you're not attached to that site, and quite possibly bordering on fraudulent in the level of misleading if you are responsible for that website.

2. I'm pretty open minded about the relationship between food and brain, and even toxins and brain. I also happen to read quite a bit about it, and every single claim made on that website I've read so far is disjointed at best, and at worst, a complete fabrication. The authors aren't even looking at the correct part of the digestive system, for starters. As for this liver enzyme -? Point to me one research paper that shows that the one mentioned on the site is anything other than a word made up by the advertiser. You can add string whatever you like together with Chole as a prefix, doesn't mean it's a real enzyme. In fact, as far as I know at least, the so called enzyme mentioned doesn't even exist.

I call complete and utter bullshit. I also call foul as this kind of crap takes advantage of desperate people who do not have the skill or time to look things up. How dare you!

Using goobldigook pseudo-jargon and throwing around works like spirulina and enzyme is just bullshit marketing and in this case, I'd go as far to say as it's predatory behavior.

If you're behind that site, shame on you.