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Brain

focus · memory · energy

Brain

focus · memory · energy

Mental processing, reaction time, concentration, alertness, and the feelings of energy and vitality are critical for exceptional human performance. These mental states affect a wide range of your athletic and mental skill sets. Whether you are reading and anticipating a play, find yourself in overtime, need to close a deal, have to reach for your last ounce of strength, or you just need to make it through the day, BRAIN delivers. BRAIN will heighten mental function and provide energy for long-lasting, extraordinary performance.

Level up your game and get every inch out of your potential.

  • Feel the effects in 30-45 minutes; lasts 6-8 hours
  • Improve focus, cognition, memory, and reaction time
  • Smooth, clean energy with no jitters or crash
  • Raise physical performance, strength and endurance

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Brain

focus · memory · energy

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How Brain Can Benefit Your Performance

for any game you play

Regardless of the game you play, you can expect to level up with BRAIN. It will first and foremost provide amplified mental and physical performance. It is also designed to provide long-lasting energy. Kick traditional energy drinks and preworkouts that start with a jolt, but leave you with fatigue and a nasty crash. BRAIN is physician formulated to amplify human performance for any high-functioning individual.

memory, cognition, and learning

High functioning human performance is dependent upon receiving information, quickly processing it, and springing into action. This happens not only in high pressure situations, but also while training and learning. BRAIN is thus designed to improve memory, cognition, and execution to leave you best prepared in any critical situation such as training camp, gameday, a tense negotiation, or a bull run on the trading floor.

focus, reaction time, and filters

Human achievement improves as focus and concentration is heightened. Not only must the brain narrow and solidify its focus, it has to minimize the effects of any distractions that can break concentration. The BRAIN formula is designed to heighten your attentiveness and focus, enhance your reaction time, and filter out distractions.

stress, mood and motivation

The rigors and grind of a long season, excessive training, and a slammed work schedule produce significant stress. Not only can this affect your mood, but it can also affect your motivation and your enjoyment of activities. BRAIN contains naturally occurring ingredients that help attenuate your stress and mental fatigue, while supporting your mood and motivation.

energy

Feeling energetic and vital are necessary for extraordinary human performance. The energy in BRAIN is derived by combining controlled, timed stimulant release with neurotransmitter modulation. Whether you’re trying to thread a perfect pass, make a critical putt, or you need the dexterity of a surgeon, BRAIN is designed to improve your performance with smooth, clean energy that isn’t followed by jitters or a crash.

A Word From The Doctor

Why did you formulate this?

“I have to perform with expertise, vision, and creativity everyday. I operate for 6-8 hours a day and I have to be perfect. No one pays for a Plastic Surgeon’s B game. That is why I created BRAIN; to always be on top.”

Dr. Marc Schneider from Dioxyme

Alpha GPC Choline

333mg

Alpha GPC Choline increases your brain’s ability to focus on the task at hand. It also improves your ability to process information and enables you to remember more.

In fact, studies show that Alpha GPC supplementation is effective in improving tested verbal memory, visual memory, and verbal learning over time.1,2

Interestingly, studies also show it can increase muscular power output by 14%, which is ideal for athletic performance.3

How does this all work?

In your brain, choline is converted into the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is critical for brain function and cognition.

Now, with that said, there are 5 different types of choline supplements.

Phosphatidylcholine
Lecithin
Choline
CDP Choline
Alpha GPC Choline

Any guess which one is the best? Alpha GPC Choline, of course.

This is the only form of choline that is not converted into an intermediate before being converted to acetylcholine. As such it is the most potent form available.4,5,6

L-Carnitine

333mg

L-Carnitine is a naturally occurring amino acid with 2 main functions as a nootropic:

helps the brain produce energy 7,8
helps increase the levels of certain neurotransmitters in the brain 7,9

As such, L-carnitine supports improved attention, memory, and learning. It is also neuroprotective.10,11

Interestingly, L-Carnitine and choline work synergistically, and consuming L-Carnitine alongside choline further increases acetylcholine (neurotransmitter) production by 36%.12

L-Carnitine also pairs well with caffeine, as the duo increases endurance through the selective utilization of fats.13

Nice.

Now, we naturally produce L-Carnitine in our bodies. We also consume it. As a note, it is most commonly found in meat. Unfortunately, though, many of us suffer subclinical deficiencies from inadequate L-Carnitine intake. In fact, 75% of vegetarians and vegans tend to be deficient in L-Carnitine.14,15

For this reason, alongside the numerous aforementioned benefits, L-Carnitine makes for an excellent supplement.

L-Tyrosine

333mg

L-Tyrosine is another naturally occurring amino acid. Studies show it will:

improve your mood and help alleviate stress 16
improve your memory 17
improve your performance on complex mental tasks 18
improve your cognitive flexibility 19,20
improve your concentration 21

At this point, I know you’re wondering... how does this all happen?

L-Tyrosine is a precursor for the production of 3 neurotransmitters, and the production of these transmitters leads to the aforementioned benefits.22,23

Additionally, studies show L-Tyrosine supplementation actually prevents the depletion of the neurotransmitters that affect stress, and that modify your stress response.24

Pretty cool, right?

Timed-Release Caffeine

233mg

Unbeknownst to most, caffeine is actually the most widely used nootropic in the world. Studies show caffeine will:

increase your reaction time 18,25
increase your alertness 25
improve your memory 26
improve your mood 27

Even more amazing though, caffeine actually amplifies the effectiveness of the other nootropics found in BRAIN.

In our formula, we use patented timed-release caffeine. When taking the recommended dose of 2 capsules, BRAIN provides you with a smooth release of approximately 40 mg of caffeine every hour for 6 hours. For reference, a shot of espresso has just about 60 mg of caffeine.

That may seem like a lot, or that may seem like not enough based on your personal caffeine tolerance. The beauty of BRAIN though, is that you can self-dose based on your preferences.

Moreover, it should be known the timed-release technology eliminates any jitters or crash like those associated with high caffeine energy drinks.

L-Theanine

67mg

Like some of the others, L-Theanine is a natural amino acid. It is typically found in green tea and black tea.

L-Theanine is pretty amazing with its contrasting dual benefits:

it will improve your mental focus and arousal 28
it will minimize your response to stress 29

Incredibly, when taken by itself, L-Theanine normally creates a relaxed, sleepy state. However, when combined with caffeine, as it is here, it has the opposite effect and actually improves alertness and concentration.30

1-3-7 Trimethylxanthine

17mg

1-3-7 Trimethylxanthine is the fancy name for traditional, fast-acting caffeine.

By having traditional caffeine alongside the timed-release caffeine, BRAIN can start working immediately and stay effective for up to 6 hours.

suggested use

directions

Take BRAIN 30 minutes prior to needing improved mental function and energy. A typical serving size is 2 capsules. That said, we recommend taking 1-3 capsules based on your personal caffeine tolerance. Since BRAIN contains extended-release caffeine, we suggest you do not take it within 6 hours of bedtime.

when to take it

cognitive aid: Nootropics are excellent work/study aids that increase focus, memory, and creativity. before exercise: Use BRAIN before workouts or competition to feel in-the-zone. midday slump: BRAIN is ideal to power you through your workday by increasing energy, motivation, and concentration.

FAQ's

Our standard serving size is 2 capsules. 2 capsules will provide you with approximately 40 mg of caffeine every hour for 6 hours. For reference, 60 mg of caffeine is the equivalent of 1 shot of espresso.

Based on your caffeine tolerance, people normally take anywhere from 1-3 capsules.

Our standard serving size is 2 capsules. 2 capsules will provide you with approximately 40 mg of caffeine every hour for 6 hours. For reference, 60 mg of caffeine is the equivalent of 1 shot of espresso.

Based on your caffeine tolerance, people normally take anywhere from 1-3 capsules.

The patented extended-release technology microencapsulates the caffeine molecules. When the caffeine is consumed, the microencapsulation around the molecules dissolves in your system at different rates.

The patented extended-release technology microencapsulates the caffeine molecules. When the caffeine is consumed, the microencapsulation around the molecules dissolves in your system at different rates.

Yes. You can take this on an empty stomach or with food.

Yes. You can take this on an empty stomach or with food.

Yes! You can certainly stack Brain with other products based on your personal goals.

Yes! You can certainly stack Brain with other products based on your personal goals.

Yes. Brain is produced in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), state of the art facility to ensure quality and your safety.

Yes. Brain is produced in a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), state of the art facility to ensure quality and your safety.

Customer Reviews

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Moriarty Ellie

Helps great with focus. I take it everyday. It does not cause jitters and anxiousness which is a plus.

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Sam Miller
Love these!

They work really well for helping with focus and energy.

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Christina Stevens
Unsure

I’ve been using these for about 3 weeks. I’m also trying some new vitamins. I can’t say I feel much different so stay tuned….

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James Larkosh
Great

I'd say after a week of taking it, it started to work. My energy is through the roof. It's constant and doesn't wear off. Feel alot more productive and quicker with my thoughts as I go door 2 door as a sales man. Makes me upset with my self if I'm not being productive. All you want to do is get shit done! Great product!

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John Carter
The "Brain" nootropic is one of the best I have tried!

I strongly recommend the product. Personally I stack it with Lion's Mane and Bacopa and it has literally change my sales career and made me more productive overall.

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* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

** Most users feel a noticeable effect within 30-45 minutes. Results may vary based on your tolerance and use of caffeine.

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