MegaMemory Herbs, 90 Capsules per Bottle
Purpose: Boost brain and memory health
Keywords: brain health, better memory, B complex
$28.00
90 capsules
Take Care of your Mind
MegaMemory Herbs are formulated to maintain and strengthen the mind. The brain is an elastic soft organ with flowing micro-currents, signals conducted within the brain itself or to other parts of the human body for physiological action. An abundance of the essential fatty acid DHA is present in the brain. Imagine if DHA were replaced with more rigid, less elastic fatty acids. The micro-currents would not flow as freely as they should, and may even be completely blocked, resulting in signal transmission problems.
Bad memory, the loss of memory, and other cognitive problems may occur largely because of these transmission problems. The brain needs a variety of nutrients for proper function and good health. With the aging process, our digestion systems lose the power to extract and absorb nutrients from the foods we eat. Compounding the problem, we tend to eat less and less as we get older.
To address this eventual lack of essential brain nutrients, we’ve formulated MegaMemory Herbs, featuring several powerful and time-tested ingredients:
• Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B7, B12
• N-acetylcysteine, Priacetam, Ginkgo Biloba, and more
MegaMemory Herbs provides essential vitamins, minerals and herbs for brain and memory health.
Ingredients: Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Niacinamide, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Biotin, Grape seed 95%, Bilberry 25%, Grape Skin extract, Vitamin C, SOD, Pine Bark 95%, Selenium AA, Lycii 50%, Natural Vit E, Mangosteen 40%, Gotu Kola extract, Fo Ti extract, Phosphatidyl Choline, L-Glutamin, L-Phenylalanine, Bee Propolis extract, Folic acid, Polycosanol, R Alpha Lipoic acid, N Acetyl Cysteine, Priacetam, Ginkgo Biloba Extract
Wikipedia References for Selected Ingredients
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1. Bilberry
2. Biotin
3. Ginkgo Biloba
4. Gotu Kola
5. Grape Seed
6. Mangosteen
NIH Dietary Supplement Fact Sheet [abstract]
Napryeyenko O, Borzenko I, Arzneimittelforschung. 57(1): 4-11 (2007). [abstract]