Viogenesis Brain Active formula 30 tabs - Memory boosting formula

Dietary Supplements

Integrated memory boost formula with Bacopa Monnieri.

It contributes to the high performance of brain functions.

Ideal for people with high intellectual needs.

Helps prevent degenerative conditions of the nervous system, Alzheimer's disease, senile dementia.

Boosts brain performance.

BACOPA MONNIERI EXTRACT (40%)

Bacopa is widely used in Indian medicine as a nerve stimulator and a memory enhancer and general brain function.
Traditionally, Bacopa is believed to be very effective in improving blood circulation in the brain vessels, and can help increase a person's intelligence and improve their mental functions.
The benefits of Bacopa action are usually noticeable very soon.
Improving the clinical picture of neurodegenerative disorders associated with either oxidative stress or normal aging with the use of Bacopa extract is sure, short and the results are truly spectacular.
IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION
Its action is not aimed at "doping" the brain cells, but instead aims at restoring the memory level through the "resting" of the brain signals.

THAT CAN HELP

► Recommended for Alzheimer's disease where many studies have shown that this herb has a beneficial effect on concentration, and memory.
Ωθεί Promotes both short-term and long-term memory.
► Ideal for people with amnesia and impaired memory, who lack the ability to learn, memorize and retrieve information.
Κό It could also be useful in people with slow reactions, dementia, and a reduced response to environmental stimuli.
Ποιείται It is used as a herbal brain stimulator to rejuvenate the body and as a nerve stimulator to promote memory. It helps to overcome the negative effects of stress and improves memory. It evokes a sense of calm and peace for those suffering from stress and nervous stress, while at the same time reinforcing mental processes.
B Bacopa is able to delay the symptoms of natural aging of brain cells.

ACTION MECHANISMS

Bacopa monnieri affects dopaminergic and serotoninergic neurotransmission and may therefore play a role in relieving the nervous system. The catecholamines contained in it affect the central nervous system, affecting and shaping complex processes such as mood, attention and emotions. While contributing to the relaxation of the nervous system, it also enhances the body's alertness, stimulating cognitive function and ability.
In summary we can say that the use of Bacopa:
1. Lays chemical bases for increased synaptic communication.
2. It reduces the intensity of response to stressful environmental factors (for example, reduces the HSP70 biomarker) resulting in a dramatic effect mainly on those prone to stress.
3. The natural component contained in Bacoside A makes the communication between neurons along synapses more efficient, making the receptors work more efficiently so the person can receive more complete message processing, especially in the hippocampus. This is the area of ​​the brain that is actively involved in memory, and in processing for storage or recall.
4. Finally, Bacopa enhances the production of tryptophan Hydroxylase (TRH2), an important enzyme that works in synaptic support and influences the release of serotonin and dopamine, two neurotransmitters responsible for mental relaxation and relaxation.

PHOSPHATIDYLIC SERINE (11.43%)

Phosphatidylinositol is the most effective nutrient for our brain. By maximizing signal processing between our nerve cells, this natural ingredient can reverse the mental decline of at least a decade!
Acting as a "detergent" in our minds, it keeps cell membranes fluid, lipids soluble, and increases the number of receptors in brain cells, thereby giving more binding sites and healthier nerve circuits.

The results of studies and clinical studies have shown that in adults, phosphatidylcholine serine can undoubtedly help maintain cognitive ability and concentration and enhance all cognitive functions.

When phosphatidylserine is taken orally it is absorbed rapidly, and also rapidly reaches the brain. There it appears to act exclusively on cell membranes. As is known, nerve cells depend on their membranes to perform their specialized functions.
GF helps to activate and regulate proteins, which play an important role in the creation, transmission and reception of nerve impulses.
Because adequate phosphatidylserine serine is essential for effective neurotransmission, any deficiency in it may be the cause of more specific disorders such as:

Al Alzheimer's disease
Ά Dementia
Ψης Depression in middle-aged and older people

As Elizabeth Somer explains in her book Food & Disposal, phosphatidylcholine has the following actions:

► It complements the renewal of brain cell membranes
► Enhances the chemical activity of nerve centers
► Enhances and maintains levels of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin
Ει Decreases stress hormone levels, possibly by creating new connections between cells
Νει Intensifies and normalizes activity in all brain centers, and especially in higher brain centers in the cortex, hypothalamus and pituitary gland
Σ Phosphatidylinositol serine reverses the process of aging and degeneration of brain cells, which in turn improves one's cognitive state and leads to markedly improved cognitive function.

Scientific evidence has shown that phosphatidylserine facilitates a wide variety of vital cellular activities in brain cells, including:
1. Maintain balance in the inner cell environment. Ions move back and forth along the cell membrane producing stable electrical activity, which requires the involvement of ATPase enzymes to regulate the sodium-potassium and calcium-magnesium balance. Studies have shown that the distribution of these functions with age is reversed, and when the person is treated with a booster treatment, the condition changes dramatically, the cell membranes restore the ion exchange balance and the youthfulness returns to neural synapses. Toffano G. The therapeutic value of phosphatidylserine in the aging brain. In: Hanin I, Ansell G, eds. Lecithin: Technological, Biological, and Therapeutic Aspects. New York: Plenum Press; 1987: 137-146.
2. GS is the essential phospholipid that acts as a biological regulator and agent in support of maintaining the solubility of the fatty components and maintaining the fluidity of the cell membranes. Increasing the density of brain receptors. The cell membranes are covered with various types of receptors that interact with neurotransmitters, and other substances and allow messages to be transmitted throughout the central nervous system. PV seems to be an important factor in increasing the density of these receptors. Zanotti A, et al. Pharmacological properties of phosphatidylserine: effects on memory function. In: Essman W, ed. Nutrients and Brain Function. New York: Corporate; 1987: 95-102.
3. Release of secretory vesicles. Neurons communicate through synapses with the release of tiny packets of neurotransmitters called secretory vesicles. BP can play an important role in facilitating this release and therefore in improving the immediacy and capacity of nerve synapses. Nishizuka Y. Turnover of inositol phospholipids and signal transduction. Science. 1984; 225: 1365-1370.
4. Improvement of cell-to-cell communication. Phosphatidylcholine serine is thought to function as a "first messenger", which can accelerate the activity and release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and acetylcholine. Toffano G. The therapeutic value of phosphatidylserine in the aging brain. In: Hanin I, Ansell G, eds. Lecithin: Technological, Biological, and Therapeutic Aspects. New York: Plenum Press; 1987: 137-146.

PHOSPHATIDYLIC CHoline (5.71%)

This nutrient is essential for the synthesis of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is used in brain functions related to memory, consciousness, ability to think and reason.
Double-blind studies (the best studies in Medicine) showed memory enhancement with supplemental choline administration. Memory enhancement was greater in subjects with slow learning ability, and this led the researchers to conclude that slowness in thinking and learning ability was due to lower levels of normal choline in the brain. According to the researchers, choline is more effective in improving memory in the elderly and children with slow learning. The memory gaps in the studies were reduced by about 50% compared to the memory gaps observed in subjects who did not receive supplemental choline. When there is sufficient stock of choline the neurons (brain cells) produce and release a greater amount of acetylcholine.

WHY IS THE ACETYLCHOLINE SUPPORT IMPORTANT?

Around the 100 billion brain cells there are another 900 billion cells called glial cells. Many neuroscientists consider neuroglia to be the sleeping giants of the brain.
The glial cells form a special fence that blocks the entry into the brain of toxic substances that could damage it. It is the so-called blood-brain barrier. This 900 billion cell fence allows only certain substances to penetrate it. Memory vitamin or acetylcholine is one of the few substances that cross this fence. You immediately understand what this means. Even chemotherapy fails to penetrate it. In the room of the throne, in the room of the king of the brain, few arrive. The acetylcholine has the memory passport and passes freely whenever it wants. Neuronal glial cells also act as garbage collectors, removing debris and toxins after neuronal death or injury. This role of the scavenger prevents damage to the brain and keeps it in shape. They also regulate and maintain the concentration of potassium in the extracellular space, can store and absorb excess potassium.
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GINGO FRUIT POWDER (5.71%)

Ginkgo Biloba has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries to maintain healthy brain function and strengthen memory.
One of the most important properties of Ginkgo is that it improves blood circulation throughout the body and greatly helps in oxygenating blood vessels. This very important action has multiple benefits for the body.
Better brain oxygenation (consuming 20% ​​of total oxygen) helps to deal with problems such as memory loss, loss of ability to concentrate, and more generally mental disorders mainly associated with old age - including Alzheimer's disease. In elderly dementia, Ginkgo is especially useful when administered in the early stages of this disorder. This is the largest prescription herb in the world.
It is officially prescribed in Germany and the US for the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

L-TYROSINE (5.71%)

Tyrosine is an amino acid that is the precursor of the neurotransmitters dopamine and noradrenaline. It improves the mood and feelings of subjective well-being.
Άνει Increases mental functions when exposed to stress
► Prove that it improves response to stress and stress
► Visible to improved attention and alertness
► May improve dopamine Deficiency

L-glutamine (2.86%)

Glutamine helps maintain a healthy central nervous system. It passes easily through the blood-brain barrier, a protective barrier formed by the red blood cells and the brain's glial barrier that protects the brain from any toxins, bacteria and viruses, etc., that circulate through the blood.
Inside the brain, glutamine can be converted to glutamic acid, another amino acid that helps the brain function properly. It also raises the levels of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), an amino acid that acts as a neurotransmitter in the body. L-glutamine supplements can improve mental function and have been used to treat epilepsy, depression, schizophrenia and dementia. Glutamine is also present an important source of energy for the nervous system. If the brain does not get enough glucose it compensates for it by increasing the metabolism of glutamine to produce energy. Glutamine users often report having more energy, less fatigue and better mood.

EXTRAORDINARY SMOKING (2.86%)

The research findings as published in INSERM National Institute for Health and Medical Research France

The results of the Paris research give us very interesting information:
Άνθρωποι People at higher risk for cardiovascular disease were significantly more likely to exhibit lower cognitive function and a faster rate of decline in cognitive abilities compared to those who had the lowest risk for heart disease.
10 A 10% increased cardiovascular risk was associated with poorer results in cognitive or mental tests in all domains, except for rational thinking in men and fluency in women.
The 10% increase in cardiovascular risk was associated with a 2.8% lower score in memory tests in men and a 7.1 lower score in memory tests in women.
Αύξηση The increase in cardiovascular risk was also associated with a 10-year faster decline in cognitive or mental abilities in men and women, compared with participants who had the lowest cardiovascular risk score.
The French researchers' conclusion is that their findings add to the growing body of evidence that cardiovascular risk factors, such as high cholesterol and hypertension, contribute substantially to early onset in middle-aged, memory problems and loss of cognition.

Siberian Ginseng Extract (2.86%)

Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus), also known as Eleuthero, has been used for centuries in countries such as China and Russia. Despite its name, it is completely different from American (Panax quinquefolius) and Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng), and has different active chemicals. The active part of Siberian ginseng is its root, as it contains compounds called eleutherosides. Eleutherosides contain long chains of sugars, known as glycosides, which have tonic properties. Siberian ginseng has traditionally been used to prevent colds and flu as well as to increase energy, longevity and vitality. It is now widely used in Russia as an "adaptogen". An adaptive substance helps the body cope better with either mental or physical stress.
Siberian Ginseng is very popular for people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome and other forms of exhaustion. It has the ability to relieve fatigue of the mind and body, and is often used to increase mental alertness.
Siberian Ginseng can be used in cases where the balance of a body system is disturbed to help it regain its balance. In particular, it helps the body metabolize the harmful lactic and pyruvic acids released in stress situations. Long-term use of Siberian Ginseng for more than 60 consecutive days has been shown to improve the physical and mental performance of people working in stressful environments.

GREEN TEA EXTRACT (2.86%)

Caffeine acts as a stimulant of the central nervous system, increasing dopamine levels. In small quantities, it improves mental abilities because it alerts and reduces the feeling of fatigue.
However, according to many published studies, the substances that help and support brain function are:

1. Epigallocatechin επι Epigallocatechin EGCG in green tea has been shown to protect brain cells, while it has neuroprotective agents that protect against neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Research suggests that EGCG can protect the brain against the formation of beta-amyloid plaques believed to contribute to Alzheimer's. Other studies have also shown that it may also help improve memory.
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2. The amino acid theanine L L-Theanine appeared in a study published in Neuroscience in July 2010 to help deal with the effects of L-glutamine, which can cause brain cell damage or neurotoxicity. Neurotoxicity has been linked to Alzheimer's disease.

Vitamin B Complex (Niacin, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Pantothenic, Cyanocobalamin, Folic Acid, Pyridoxine)

Nutrition is very important for spiritual clarity and alertness. Studies show that iron deficiency and vitamin B deficiency (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12) cause problems in the proper functioning of the brain and central nervous system.
Decreased levels of B vitamins (B1, B5, B12 etc.) can affect brain function, causing concentration, irritability and mood swings. These vitamins "nourish" the nerves and are valuable for nerve function. B5, for example, helps in the synthesis of acetylcholine, one of the major neurotransmitters, during metabolism, while B12 contributes, inter alia, to the synthesis of myelin, the nerve cell membrane.

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