Brain Supplements

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Brain Booster in a Bottle? Don’t Bother

Attention all consumers seeking to protect brain health: You can save hundreds of dollars a year and enhance the health of your brain and body by ignoring the myriad unproven claims for anti-dementia supplements and instead focusing on a lifestyle long linked to better mental and physical well-being.

How many of these purported brain boosters have you already tried — Ginkgo biloba, coenzyme Q10, huperzine A, caprylic acid and coconut oil, coral calcium, among others? The Alzheimer’s Association says that, with the possible exception of omega-3 fatty acids, all that were properly tested thus far have been found wanting.

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 Brain Booster in a Bottle? Don’t Bother

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12 Superfoods To Boost Your Brainpower

We've all had those days when we just can't seem to concentrate. And while there's no magic pill to bring us back to the height of our cognitive powers, there are some foods that have been shown to improve brain function, protect against age-associated cognitive decline and encourage focus and clarity.

8 Best Brain Supplements To Ease Brain Fog And Jet Lag

While there’s no magic bullet, many solutions are offered for jet lag, the dreaded side affect of long distance travel caused by quickly crossing time zones. Oral supplements that can combat fatigue and difficulties in concentrating, the key symptoms from an out of sync internal body clock, are one helpful option.

Some Nootropics Contain a Substance Not Approved by the FDA

In what amounts to just a huge bummer for aspiring geniuses across the country, it seems that nootropics—the brain-boosting supplements with a name as made-up as their actual effects—contain various amounts of piracetam, an unapproved drug that purports to improve brain function, despite little evidence to that effect.

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