Nootropic Brain Herbal Blend, Fushi, 60’s

This Nootropic Brain Herbal Blend contains:

KSM-66 Ashwagandha, contains the highest concentration (5% concentration of Whitanolides). Ashwagandha is a powerful adaptogen that may contribute to stress management, feeling calm, but awake.

Gotu Kola, is an Ayurvedic herb, that practitioners use as brain tonic, because it may promote memory, concentration and clarity.

Matcha green tea powder, contains L-theanine, which may stimulate production of alpha brain waves. Our body naturally produces alpha brain waves during meditation, so your mind is calm.

Organic Seagreens, natural source of Iodine crucial nutrient for normal thyroid function, which controls all aspects of human metabolism.

Korean Ginseng, is another adaptogen, which may promote mental alertness.

Avena Sativa is the young shoots of the oat plant and excellent source of brin nourishing nutrients.

Bacopa may enhance memory, help manage cognitive decline and relieve anxiety.

This Nootropic Brain Herbal Blend is ideal for the stress and intensity of modern life. This product is for: students, the elderlies and anyone requiring mental focus, concentration, memory and more brain power.

Study:

This is a study that shows how L-Theanine promotes relaxation and sleep via increasing brain alpha waves production. This is from that study: “Sleep deprivation is associated with an elevated risk of various diseases and leads to a poor quality of life and negative socioeconomic consequences. Sleep inducers such as drugs and herbal medicines may often lead to dependence and other side effects. L-Theanine (γ-glutamylethylamide), an amino acid naturally found abundant in tea leaves, has anxiolytic effects via the induction of α brain waves without additive and other side effects associated with conventional sleep inducers. Anxiolysis is required for the initiation of high-quality sleep. In this study, we review the mechanism(s), safety, and efficacy of L-theanine.

Collectively, sleep studies based on an actigraph, the obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) sleep inventory questionnaire, wakeup after sleep onset (WASO) and automatic nervous system (ANS) assessment, sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve activities, and a pediatric sleep questionnaire (PSQ) suggest that the administration of 200 mg of L-theanine before bed may support improved sleep quality not by sedation but through anxiolysis.

Because L-theanine does not induce daytime drowsiness, it may be useful at any time of the day. The no observable adverse effect level (NOAEL) for the oral administration of L-theanine was determined to be above 2000 mg/kg bw/day. KEY TEACHING POINTS: Sleep deprivation-associated morbidity is an increasing public health concern posing a substantial socioeconomic burden. Chronic sleep disorders may seriously affect quality of life and may be etiological factors in a number of chronic diseases such as depression, obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Most sleep inducers are sedatives and are often associated with addiction and other side effects. L-Theanine promotes relaxation without drowsiness. Unlike conventional sleep inducers, L-theanine is not a sedative but promotes good quality of sleep through anxiolysis. This review suggests that L-theanine is a safe natural sleep aid.”