Most people see the effects of Focus-R within 30 minutes, which include increased ability to focus, less anxiety, longer attention span, and a general feeling of being "in the zone".*
Nootropics are nutrients (or other substances) that enhance brain function. Nootropics work by promoting the presence of neurotransmitters, hormones, or enzymes, and enhancing the ability of the nerve connectivity. Different substances work in different ways. L-Theanine, for example, improves the health of nerve cells, and reduces stress. Bacopa is among the oldest and well-respected nootropic, a staple of ancient Ayurvedic Medicine. It acts as a tonic to reduce anxiety and promote sleep quality while improving the ability to learn and retain information through free radical scavenging activity and by improving acetylcholine levels. Yerba Mate is a natural source of Xanthines (similar to caffeine), Theobromine, and also contains 24 vitamins and minerals, 15 amino acids, including antioxidants – it’s a nootropic superfood! Huperzine A increases the levels of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Ginkgo protects nerve cells from damage and may improve blood flow to the brain. Research has shown that nootropics may promote clear thinking and mental productivity among students and professionals.

Includes Vitamins B-6 and B-12, along with L-Theanine, Kava Kava, Bacopa, Yerba Mate, Caffeine (a natural coffee extract), Holy Basil, Ginkgo, and Huperzine A to help promote concentration and focus.
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