The Coffee Fruit Extract used is non-GMO and decaffeinated. Fermented Resveratrol is clinically researched to promote blood flow to the brain and support overall cognitive health, including memory and recall.

SUPPORT MENTAL CLARITY: Each chew is uniquely formulated to deliver 150mg clinically studied fermented Resveratrol, a nootropic, plus 100mg patented Coffee Fruit Extract and 300mg of USA-grown Beet Root Powder without caffeine.

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• Blueberry juice.
• Green juices and smoothies.
• Turmeric lattes.
• Adaptogen lattes.
• Beetroot juice.
• 10–14. Herbal teas.
• Kefir. Like kombucha, kefir is a fermented beverage packed with probiotics.
• The bottom line. Drinking nootropic beverages may seem like an easy way to support brain health.

Drinks which are best to improve brain health

• Green tea. Overall, green tea may help with concentration, memory, and recall, according to a review.
• Kombucha.
• Green smoothies.
• Turmeric milk.
• Blueberry juice.
• Coffee.
• Orange juice.
• Beetroot juice.

Though the supplement appears to be safe at the recommended dose, no studies exist on its safety or side effects. The most common criticism of the product is its displeasing taste. SuperBeets may also prove expensive for regular users.

If you're susceptible to kidney stones, you should talk to your doctor before trying SuperBeets. Beets also contain FODMAPs, so you may want to avoid taking SuperBeets while on a low-FODMAP diet.

Who owns SuperBeets? SuperBeets is owned by a company based out of Austin, Texas called HumanN, which was founded on the science of nitric oxide and its health benefits on the cardiovascular system.

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Souvenaid® is a medical nutrition drink that is specially formulated to support memory function in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

Blueberries Some of the antioxidants in blueberries have been found to accumulate in the brain and help improve communication between brain cells ( 17 , 19 ). According to one review of 11 studies, blueberries could help improve memory and certain cognitive processes in children and older adults ( 20 ).

Vitamin B12 is crucial for memory, so if you're deficient in it you could experience forgetfulness. A vitamin D deficiency could also put you at risk for memory-impairing conditions like Alzheimers. It's also important to make sure you're getting enough omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E.