Cognitive Support

Alpha-GPC is believed to support overall cognitive function, including memory, learning, and information processing. It is sometimes used as a supplemental therapy for cognitive decline.

Bacopa's neuroprotective and adaptogenic properties are believed to help maintain and support healthy brain function, particularly in aging adults or during times of increased cognitive demand.

Choline is important for brain development and function. Its crucial role in forming cell membranes and supporting neurotransmitter function leads to noticeable cognitive improvement. Especially beneficial for focus and concentration

Ginkgo biloba's ability to increase blood flow and its antioxidant properties are thought to contribute to its cognitive benefits. It can improve memory recall, focus, and processing speed, making it useful for individuals seeking to enhance their cognitive abilities.

Research suggests that compounds within Hericium mushrooms have neuroprotective properties, which can contribute to cognitive enhancement, and improved focus. These compounds appear to promote nerve health and function.

Studies suggest that Huperzine A can enhance cognitive performance and memory in healthy individuals. It may also improve cognitive function in those with age-related cognitive decline.

Thiamin acts as a cofactor for enzymes involved in brain metabolism and neurotransmitter production, which are essential for cognitive functions. Studies have demonstrated the link between thiamin deficiency and cognitive impairment, especially in areas like memory and attention. Supplementation may improve cognitive function in individuals with deficiencies.

Vinpocetine has shown promise in supporting cognitive function, particularly in areas related to memory and learning. It may help protect brain cells from damage.

B12 is needed for the health of nerve cells which are important in cognition, with deficiencies associated with memory and focus problems. It can help in improving cognitive decline

Glutamic acid is involved in the synthesis of GABA, an inhibitory neurotransmitter. By modulating the balance between excitation and inhibition in the brain, supplementation might indirectly support cognitive function. The effectiveness depends on the individual's neurochemical profile and existing glutamic acid levels, thus leading to variable outcomes.

Lithium has shown some promise in improving cognitive functions, particularly in memory and processing speed, especially in individuals with mood disorders. Its neuroprotective effects may play a role.

Acetyl-L-carnitine (ALCAR) is a form of L-Carnitine that can cross the blood-brain barrier. It supports mitochondrial function in brain cells, providing neuroprotective benefits and improving cognitive performance. ALCAR may enhance memory, focus, and learning abilities, especially in older adults or those with age-related cognitive decline.