Nootropics offer a lot of benefits for cognitive aptitudes and brain health. However, many people prefer to take natural nootropics to the scientifically synthesized nootropics like noopept and racetams because of their apparent supremacy. Luckily, you do not have to rely on the nootropics synthesized in a lab to improve the power of your mind. […]
Uridine is a type of nucleoside and along with adrenosine, guanine, and cytidine, is one of the four basic components of ribonucleic acid (RNA). There are rich food sources of Uridine and these food sources include beer, porcine and bovine liver, fish, mushrooms, broccoli, Chinese cabbage, parsley, oats, and baker’s yeast. The cognitive processes within […]
Hordenine is a naturally occurring compound found in some species of plants. It has a chemical structure that is similar to phenylthylamines. This compound was observed in the late 1800s when it appeared in the blood serum of horses that were fed freshly sprouted barley. It has since been discovered to have adrenergic properties, which […]
Ginseng is perhaps one of the most recognizable supplements around. Products supposedly containing ginseng abound in supermarket shelves and health specialty stores in the form of beverages, food supplements, food additives, topical creams, and even in soaps. So many claims have been thrown around about its therapeutic properties that its true health benefits have become […]
Ginko biloba, particularly the extracts from its leaves, has been part of ancient Chinese medicine for centuries. Long before modern science have started to study its pharmaceutical and nootropic properties, ancient Chinese medicine has been prescribing ginko biloba in combination with ginseng and gotu kola as a tonic for cognitive decline, and for blood circulation […]
