Nutrient quality
Utilization of standardized extracts for ginkgo and horse chestnut provides reliable active markers. Dosages for several secondary components appear lower than those used in isolated clinical studies.
Analysis
This supplement supports the brain by combining traditional circulation herbs with modern nootropics like huperzine A. It includes horse chestnut and cat's claw, which are less common but often used to support vascular health and general wellness.
The 120mg total of ginkgo extract provides a solid foundation for supporting focus and memory. It fits well for people who prefer a vegetable-capsule formula that avoids heavy stimulants or synthetic caffeine.
Pros
- Uses vegetable capsules
- Includes phosphatidylserine for brain cell health
- Unique inclusion of Cat's Claw
- Standardized ginkgo for quality
Cons
- Doses of some actives like Huperzine are very low
- Horse chestnut requires careful sourcing
- More expensive than basic ginkgo products
Warnings
- Not recommended for those with blood clotting issues
- Avoid if pregnant or nursing
- Consult a doctor if you have a history of allergies to soy
