For the past decade or more there has been considerable interest in taking “smart drugs”, also known as Nootropics, a term used for pharmaceutical’s that prevent and treat degenerative disorders of the brain, such as senility, Alzhiemer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, and enhance cognitive function and memory. As progressive brain damage accumulates, from poor nutrition, bodily pollution and over use of drugs, intelligence begins to decline, memories fade, muscles atrophy, bones weaken, immunity disappears, and you become aged and more susceptible to disease. The ultimate solution in preventing disease and senility lies in preventing brain degeneration. Most of the damage to brain cells is the result of oxidation. Therefore the use of antioxidants is essential in maintaining proper brain function. The use of antioxidants such as CoEnzyme Q10 at 100mg a day is recommended for its antioxidant effect and also its energy production capability.
In addition to antioxidants an array of vita-nutrients are available which can increase acetylcholine levels, improve memory, boost intelligence and prevent further brain cell loss. These “smart drugs” include: alpha GPC, Phosphatidylserine, N-acetyl carnitine, DMAE, NADH, and the prescription medications Noopept, piracetam, ergoloid mesylates and selegiline. Recent research has shown that the major neurotransmitters associated with memory function are acetylcholine and dopamine. A decline in either of these neurotransmitters may result in memory loss.
Over the Counter Nutrients
We supply a range of nutrients such as Lions Mane, Bacopa Manneri Extract, Ginko Baloba Extract, Choline, Tyrosine and glutathione, to name a few. Contact us for details or alternatively register for a free online consultation.
Prescription Items
Some smart drugs available on prescription include:
Oxiracetam
Noopept
Ergoloid Mesylates
Vinpocetin
Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE)
KH3
We also compound various combinations with a script from your doctor. Contact us for details.
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