Support your memory, mental sharpness, and mood
The unique ingredients in Mind & Memory Essentials have been shown to support the overall health of your brain, improve cognitive function, increase mental sharpness, reduce fatigue, and support mood. What's more, the bioavailable forms of well-established nutrients provide this impressive support with just one easy pill a day!
Featuring superstar Longvida® Optimized Curcumin—a brain nutrient like no other
Longvida Curcumin Extract
- Helps improve cognitive performance after a single dose
- Supports normal working memory
- Supports overall brain and cognitive health
- Enhances focus and attention
Turmeric (Curcuma longa) has been used as a traditional medicine, spice, and natural coloring agent for thousands of years. And the scientific world has taken notice. In the past 15 years, nearly 6,500 scientific papers have been published on the therapeutic properties of turmeric and curcumin, its most recognized constituent.
However, curcumin is not readily absorbed into the bloodstream. And without absorption, it cannot do its job. That's what makes Longvida so incredible. Developed by researchers at UCLA, Longvida is an enhanced curcumin extract that uses SLCP™ (Solid Lipid Curcumin Particle) technology to deliver free curcumin through permeability, solubility, and stability of the active ingredient.
In other words, this specialized technology protects the curcumin molecule from the harsh environment of the stomach, allowing it to dissolve once it's absorbed into the gastrointestinal tract and then smoothly cross into the bloodstream.
Longvida Optimized Curcumin supports memory, alertness, attention, mood, and more
In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, older adults were given 400 mg per day of Longvida (the dosage in Mind & Memory Essentials) or a placebo for 30 days to analyze the effects on cognitive function, performance, and mood.
Using two well-established mental performance tests, cognitive and mood assessments were performed prior to taking curcumin, as well as one hour and three hours afterward. Testing was repeated on days one and 30. The goal was to determine Longvida's beneficial effect on reaction time, accuracy, sustained attention, motor speed, fatigue, alertness, calmness, and contentedness.
Cognitive results within hours
Plus, extended mood benefits after 30 days
Improved measurements of cognitive function were observed when the study participants were retested one and three hours after taking Longvida. And mood was enhanced after 30 days. These improved measures of fatigue, alertness, calmness, contentment, attention, and working memory demonstrate Longvida's positive cognitive effects in healthy older adults.1
Exclusive Formula Includes 3 More Brain and Memory Powerhouses
Huperzine A
Huperzine A, traditionally known as Qian Ceng Ta, is an alkaloid extract from the Chinese herbal tradition which is prepared from the moss Huperzia serrata. It was first identified by scientists in China in the early 1980s, but the plant extract has been used in China for centuries as support for a healthy inflammatory response.
Highly bioavailable B vitamins
As you may know, the B family of vitamins are vital multitaskers. They are involved in everything from cognitive function to cardiovascular health. There have been numerous studies on the effectiveness of B vitamins, especially folic acid, B6, and B12. But when it comes to brain health, some forms of these vitamins are better than others. Take folic acid, for example.
Most supplements include the synthetic form of folic acid that your body must convert to be effective. Clinically studied Quatrefolic® is a highly bioavailable, already converted form of folate—which is critical for supporting normal levels of homocysteine. In addition, Mind & Memory Essentials contains methylcobalamin, the most bioavailable form of vitamin B12, which works alongside Quatrefolic to support healthy levels of homocysteine, a vital marker of cardiovascular and cognitive health.
1 Cox and Scholey. Presented at Psychology 2014 (British Psychology Society) and Cox KH, et al. Journal of Psychopharmacol 2014 (Accepted and awaiting publication).
