THE MIND : Adaptogenic Brain Tonic
Botanical Nootropics | Adaptogenic | Cognitive Booster | Mental Resilience
A compilation of powerful herbs and mushrooms used for centuries as brain or cognitive boosting tonics. Several of these herbs have been respected as master tonics for the min for millennia across many healing traditions, such as Ayurvedic, Chinese and rainforest tribal medicine.
Each brain herb within this formula has been extensively studied for its ability to help regain memory, support synapse response, increase neurotransmitter communication, help mental imbalance, increase and energize mood, etc.*
Ginkgo, Gotu Kola, Lion’s Mane, Tulsi, Brahmi, Rosemary are all revered brain tonics with extensive history, which is why we’ve opted to creating a super potent, undiluted and well-sourced product to suite our brainy needs!
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.
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Lion's Mane
Lion's Mane was given the name due to its unique appearance resembling the long tresses of a lion. This nootropic mushroom has a long history of use in Traditional Chinese and Japanese Medicine for supporting brain and neurological health. Our mushrooms are locally grown in Washington State, and cell wall extracted. This makes it bioavailable and ready for immediate use.
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Mucuna Bean
Mucuna is an adaptogen and superherb that helps to protect the body from the damaging effects of stress. Since Mucuna has a naturally occurring amino acid which transforms into Dopamine in the brain, it ignites a feeling of joy and bliss.
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Ginkgo
Ginkgo is the oldest surviving species of tree and is often referred to as “the living fossil" as an individual tree can live to 1,500 years of age. Fossil records indicate that it probably originated during the Permian period about 250 million years ago. The properties of Ginkgo were first recorded around 2,800 BC. In traditional Chinese medicine the leaf was used to support the respiratory system. In Europe it is used extensively to support cognitive function. Ginkgo and its constituents are the subjects of over 400 scientific publications, making it one of the most researched herbs today. Numerous clinical trials have documented Ginkgo's positive effects on the brain, cognitive function, recognition memory, recall, attention, concentration, mood, and energy levels.
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