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30 Capsules • 30 Day Supply • Dietary Supplement
"Just took my BetterMind and am feeling pretty unstoppable--5/5."
By balancing six nootropics in one capsule, BetterMind helps to keep you on task, promote mental clarity, and stay energized all day long.
Promote Jitter-Free Energy*
Aid Elevated Focus*
Help Memory & Recall*
Support Mental Processing*
All-natural • Clinically tested ingredients • Sugar-free • FDA GRAS ingredients • GMP Certified
L-Theanine
What is it?
An amino acid found in tea, L-theanine is similar to glutamic acid, an excitatory neurotransmitter found in the central nervous system
What does it do?
Helps reduce anxiety and stress, supports cognitive performance and sustained attention*
Alpha GPC
What is it?
A precursor to acetylcholine, an important neurotransmitter associated with memory formation
What does it do?
Supports memory, cognitive function, and learning*
Huperzine A
What is it?
An alkaloid isolated from Chinese club moss (Huperzia serrata) and fir club moss (Huperzia selago)
What does it do?
Supports memory and mental alertness*
Theacrine
What is it?
A purine alkaloid found in several species of tea and coffee, it is the major purine alkaloid found in kucha, a tea plant grown in the Yunnan Province of China
What does it do?
Enhances mental performance and may reduce the effects of fatigue*
Beta-Hydroxybutyrate
What is it?
A type of ketone body that is produced in the liver from fatty acids as a source of energy for the brain when sugar intake is too low, it is normally found in very low levels throughout the body
What does it do?
Supports physical performance and recovery from exercise*
Caffeine
What is it?
A naturally occurring compound found in the leaves, seeds, or fruits of more than 60 plants, including coffee beans (Coffea arabica), cacao beans (Theobroma cacao), guarana berries (Paullinia cupana), and tea leaves (Camellia sinensis)
What does it do?
Supports mental alertness and memory, enhances athletic performance*
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