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Can One Simple Supplement Boost My Brain Performance?

Science confirms some nutrients work better together to improve energy, focus

By: Harold Murphy

Published on May 21, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Natural nutrients, known as "nootropics" can create measurable improvements in brain processing abilities. Combining them may give a superior effect even in healthy adults, unlocking enormous additional mental potential.

A groundbreaking new study commissioned by the Institute for the Future of Human Potential (IFHRP) suggests ginkgo biloba and acetyl-l carnitine may work together to improve energy, focus, and recall above baseline levels in healthy adult subjects. While many turn to addictive substances like caffeine or sugary treats to get them through the day, it appears all you may need is an all-in-one supplement.

What does this mean for the savvy consumer? The study recommends choosing a supplement with safe, all naturally sourced nutrients, such as Inteligen Advanced Brain Formula
Results

Choosing a supplement with 100% all natural ingredients ensures the nutrients can work together to enhance energy and stabilize acetylcholine levels. Products that deliver essential amino acids, and B-vitamins may assist in the overall impact of ginkgo biloba and acetyl-l carnitine.

For the duration of the study, 72 healthy adults from ages 18-35 were divided into four groups. Each group was randomly assigned a supplement containing ginkgo biloba, acetyl-l carnitine, both ingredients, or an inactive placebo pill. Participants engaged in tri-weekly laboratory cognition tests for 24 weeks, and multiple self-assessment questionnaires on their cognitive performance.

Dr. David Lowemann Dr. David Lowemann, M.Sc, Phd
"Natural nootropics together effectively help your brain 'breathe better'" – Dr. David Lowemann, M.Sc, Phd

Extract made from the leaf of the ginkgo biloba tree has been used for thousands of years to enhance recall abilities. In the standard association memory tests conducted, participants taking the ginkgo alone did show marginal improvement over their baseline abilities.

However, participants taking the combination ginkgo biloba and acetyl-l carnitine supplement showed the greatest associative and implicit memory boost, as well as significant improvements in their tri-weekly concentration evaluations.

Acetyl-l carnitine is a key component in maintaining the human body's energy levels. Used by your body's mitochrondria or "energy factories", this nutrient is often diminished by the demands of the modern world. An absence of this natural substance is commonly responsible for poor concentration and focus in adults.

Dr. David Lowemann, who acted as research supervisor on the study says: "This is the first experiment to suggest natural nootropics together effectively help your brain 'breathe better'. Combining these nutrients together, and with others may create a boost to energy levels, memory, and attention abilities over time".

As more research is done on natural nootropics, it's likely that other deeply beneficial congruencies between them will be scientifically supported. Mental performance enhancement is the forefront of modern science, and the remarkable benefits of these supplements are now available to everyone.


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Comments

Carlos Missoni

Yaaa...if you can get em together for a good price, it ca'nt hurt to add to your stack IMO. Using the free bottle first so we'll see

Haley S

I've been buying both Ginkgo Biloba and Acetyl-L Carnitine supplements separately and taking them every day.
I feel like it really gives me more "get up and go" for my day.
I might check out Intelligen since it has the two nutrients together.

Gary Travis

I'VE ETAKEN GINKGO FOR MANY YEARS...KEEPS ME SHARP...NOW SCIENCE CATCHES UP

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Victor H

Cool study bro





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