A unique magnesium supplement called Magtein®(magnesium L-threonate) has been shown to increase brain levels of magnesium and functional neuronal terminals compared to other magnesium supplements (including magnesium citrate, gluconate, malate and glycinate) in animal studies.
Morristown, NJ, and Mumbai, India—OmniActive Health Technologies announced the results of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study on enXtra. The goal: to evaluate the efficacy of the caffeine-alternative energy supplement on mental alertness and fatigue after a single serving of 300 mg/d of enXtra. OmniActive expects the study, which involved 62 subjects,...
Solaray has released SharpMind. This collection of advanced nootropics aims to support mental and emotional well-being. The line features five formulas: Stress, Energy, Focus, Mood, and Sleep. The products are formulated with nutrients, adaptogens, and fermented organic mushrooms, with each targeting specific cognitive needs. www.solaray.com...
Fremont, CA—Magceutics, LLC, shared the news of recent discoveries uncovering unexpected benefits of magnesium L-threonate. While many consumers are aware that magnesium is an essential mineral that supports bone health, heart health, and immunity, not all magnesium forms are the same or address the same unique health conditions, Magceutics noted.
Quicksilver Scientific has introduced NanoFuel, a nanoemulsion product intended to help energize without the jitters that come from traditional stimulants. The product contains three different types of ginseng, Epimedium sagittatum extract, Bacopa monnieri extract, breviscapus extract, DMAE, GPC, phospholipids, tea leaf-derived caffeine, guarana, theacrine, cinnamon bark oil, clove bud oil...
Humann has launched SuperBeets Memory & Focus Chews. The blueberry pomegranate flavored daily chew contains fermented resveratrol and coffee fruit extract to support focus and mental clarity, the company says. www.humann.com...
Columbus, OH—Saturated fat may hinder the ability to concentrate, according to new research from Ohio State University. The study was performed on 51 women. They completed a baseline assessment of their attention during a morning visit to the lab. They then ate a high-fat meal—eggs, biscuits, turkey sausage, and gravy.
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