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Grape Seed Extract for Brain Health and Life Extension

Posted by Nootriment.com , 10 September 2009 -

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Grape Seed Extract is a nutritional supplement that is touted for having some nootropic benefits to offer. It is considered effective at reducing stress and inflammation in the brain, boosting memory and potentially preventing some of the damage associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Grape Seed also contains the polyphenol resveratrol which has been...

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What is L-Glutamine: Uses, Effects, Benefits and Dosages

Posted by Nootriment.com , 10 September 2009 -

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L-Glutamine is perhaps the most versatile nutritional supplement available today. This natural compound is used as a nootropic for cognitive enhancement, taken by strength training athletes to support building and maintaining muscle mass, and used by individuals healing from surgery or other illnesses. Evidence suggests that L-Glutamine boosts the immune...

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Ginseng: A Natural Memory-Boosting Herb

Posted by Nootriment.com , 10 September 2009 -

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Ginseng is a memory-boosting herb that is found in North America, Korea, and China. While there are several different herbs that fall under the description Ginseng, this name most commonly refers to Panax or Asian Ginseng. This natural nootropic has been proven to improve mental performance, enhance mood, protect against elderly memory loss, reduce anxiety...

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What is GABA: The Anxiety and Stress-Relieving Neurotransmitter

Posted by Nootriment.com , 10 September 2009 -

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GABA (Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid) is an amino acid which produced within the brain from another amino acid called Glutamate and vitamin B6. GABA is considered to be the chief inhibitory neurotransmitter within the body. The main use of GABA is to balance out other chemicals, hormones, and even other neurotransmitters which may cause over-excitability. In...

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The Nootropic Benefits & Effects of Green Tea

Posted by Nootriment.com , 10 September 2009 -

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While you may not think of Green Tea as first and foremost a nootropic, it does contain two of the most popular cognitive enhancement ingredients used today. Green Tea, originating in China has been used both for medicinal and refreshment purposes for thousands of years. Tea in general is perhaps the most widely consumed beverage on earth. Green Tea is...

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