Brain Clear Ingredients –
What's Inside Every Capsule?

The star of Brain Clear's formula. Lion's Mane stimulates Nerve Growth Factor (NGF), which promotes the growth and repair of neurons. A 2009 double-blind trial published in Phytotherapy Research confirmed significant cognitive improvement in subjects with mild cognitive impairment. It also supports myelin sheath integrity, improving signal transmission speed across neural networks.

An ancient Ayurvedic herb with robust modern scientific backing. Its active compounds — bacosides — reduce anxiety, repair damaged synapses, and promote dendritic branching for improved neural communication. A systematic review of 9 clinical studies in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology confirmed significant effects on memory acquisition and retention.

One of the most extensively researched cognitive herbs in history. Ginkgo increases cerebral blood flow, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to brain cells. A meta-analysis of 36 controlled studies in Human Psychopharmacology journal demonstrated consistent improvements in cognitive performance and memory — especially in older adults.

An essential phospholipid that comprises 15% of total brain fat. Phosphatidylserine has received an FDA-qualified health claim for reducing the risk of cognitive dysfunction. Over 30 human clinical studies confirm its ability to improve memory, learning capacity, concentration, and mood — particularly in aging adults.

A powerful adaptogen that directly reduces mental fatigue and enhances mental performance under pressure. Rhodiola modulates cortisol and reduces HPA axis overactivation — a critical factor in stress-related cognitive impairment. Clinical studies confirm it sustains cognitive performance during demanding tasks.

Derived from Chinese club moss, Huperzine A inhibits the enzyme acetylcholinesterase — which normally breaks down acetylcholine. By blocking this enzyme, Brain Clear increases available acetylcholine levels, the brain's primary memory and learning neurotransmitter. It sharpens both recall speed and new information acquisition.

A clinically studied adaptogen shown to reduce cortisol levels by up to 30%. An 8-week randomized controlled trial published in Medicine (2017) showed Ashwagandha significantly improved immediate memory, executive function, sustained attention, and information-processing speed versus placebo. Cortisol reduction is the primary mechanism driving these cognitive benefits.

The most bioavailable form of choline available — a direct precursor to acetylcholine. Multiple Italian clinical trials demonstrated that Alpha-GPC supplementation significantly improved cognitive symptoms in both Alzheimer's patients and healthy adults. It increases brain acetylcholine concentrations by up to 19% and is prescribed as a cognitive drug in several European countries.

Derived from the periwinkle plant, Vinpocetine enhances cerebral metabolism and blood flow. It improves the brain's utilization of both glucose and oxygen, resulting in faster cognitive processing, improved working memory, and greater mental endurance during sustained tasks.

Vitamin D3 receptors are found throughout the human brain. Deficiency — extremely common, affecting over 40% of adults — is associated with cognitive decline, depression, and poor working memory. Optimal D3 levels support neuroplasticity, serotonin synthesis, and mood regulation.

A potent antioxidant found in blueberries with superior bioavailability compared to resveratrol. Pterostilbene protects neurons from oxidative stress, reduces neuroinflammation, and has been shown in research to improve working memory and cognitive function. It completes Brain Clear's antioxidant defense system alongside Vitamin D3.