Provasil’s Potent Focus And Memory Formulation

Provasil is a complete combination of herbs and nutrients that will nourish the brain and aid you in maintaining your mental sharpness as you age. "Senior moments" are often viewed as an unavoidable part of getting older, but they don't need to be! Provasil has scientifically researched ingredients that can help boost focus, improve memory, and combat subtle age-related cognitive decline.

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There Are 60 Provasil Tablets In Each Bottle.

Recommended Use: We recommend taking between one and two Provasil tablets each day. We advise against taking more than the recommended amount. All Provasil ingredients have been subjected to validation and testing to ensure their quality.

Provasil Ingredients

Ginkgo Leaf

This herb, traditionally used in Asian medicines and rich in antioxidants, helps to support brain health. It contains flavonoids that offer protection against health issues caused by aging and retinal degeneration. A study review indicated that Ginkgo Leaf was effective in improving cognitive function ^[1] and it is also believed to support overall mental performance, resulting in enhanced focus and attentiveness.

Bacopa Monnieri

This traditional Ayurvedic extract, also known as Bramhi, is often used for the management of Alzheimer's disease. It contains potent antioxidants that guard against free radicals which have a detrimental effect on several aspects of health, including cognitive function. A 12-week study ^[2] indicated that when volunteers consumed just 300 mg of Bacopa Monnieri daily, they experienced enhanced processing of visual information and a faster learning rate.

Phosphatidylcholine

Phosphatidylcholine (PC) plays a crucial role in brain development and there is evidence that it can limit cognitive decline, with a study ^[3] showing a direct correlation between this ingredient and a lower risk of dementia. PC helps to protect the brain from biological damage and supports levels of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which in turn enhances memory. In a study ^[4] looking at the effect it has on this aspect of cognitive function, students given Phosphatidylcholine showed a significant improvement in memory within only ninety minutes of taking it.

Panax Ginseng Root

Panax Ginseng Root aids mental performance, having an overall positive effect on your brain. In one study ^[5] conducted on the role it plays in cognitive function, participants who consumed just 200 mg of Panax Ginseng Root for four weeks experienced enhanced mental performance with less fatigue. Another clinical trial ^[6] indicated a 12-week therapy of this herb resulted in a significant improvement in symptoms related to Alzheimer's disease.

Resveratrol

Loaded with potent antioxidant properties, this plant compound derived from sources such as berries, nuts, and grapes, exhibits numerous health benefits. A study involving postmenopausal women showed that it is useful in reducing cognitive decline related to aging and that it improves overall cognitive performance and verbal memory when compared to a placebo ^[7].

Vitamin C

This vitamin is known for its ability to support the immune system, and studies also suggest it plays an important role in supporting optimal brain function both during early developmental stages and throughout a person's life. Researchers who conducted an investigation with guinea pigs found that when the animals did not get enough vitamin C during early life, they had 30 percent fewer neurons in the part of the brain called the hippocampus. This brain region is associated with spatial memory and the formation of new memories. Additionally, vitamin C has antioxidant properties, which may help protect the brain by combatting oxidative stress thought to contribute to age-related mental decline.

Folic Acid

Many adults are deficient in folate, which could contribute to cognitive decline. This is because inadequate levels of folate have been linked with higher levels of homocysteine inside the body. This compound can cause damage to the hippocampus. Researchers who conducted a study with adults between the ages of 50 and 70 gave the subjects in one group a folic acid supplement each day, while the individuals in the other group were given a placebo. The results showed that folic acid supplementation was associated with better performance on tests measuring different aspects of cognitive function, including memory, information processing speed, and word fluency.

Vitamin B12

Foods that contain this vitamin include familiar animal products like poultry, eggs, and milk. Low vitamin B12 levels in the body are linked to high concentrations of homocysteine. Many people, and many seniors in particular, have vitamin B12 deficiency, which can cause numerous physical symptoms. This nutritional deficiency has also been linked to problems completing tasks involving reasoning and memory loss. Getting enough vitamin B12 by eating the right foods and taking it in supplement form can play a role in maintaining brain health and relieving problems with cognition that are due to deficiencies.

Biotin

Biotin, also known as vitamin B7, performs a variety of beneficial functions, aiding in the metabolization of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, protecting the brain against cognitive decline, and supporting optimal nerve signaling. It also works well with other B vitamins to regulate mood and enhance concentration levels.

Choline Bitartrate

Choline bitartrate is an important nutrient that has two crucial benefits. First, the choline in Provasil is a vital part of the building blocks that comprise cell membranes. These membranes are found in all of the body's structures, including the brain. Second, this Provasil ingredient is an acetylcholine precursor. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter associated with memory, alertness, focus, and specific types of learning.

L-Tyrosine

L-tyrosine is an amino acid that forms the structure of the body's proteins. It is thought to be related to better mental alertness. The results of some studies also suggest it may boost cognitive ability when individuals are fatigued or in stressful situations. A different type of study found that L-tyrosine consumption was linked to significant improvements in performance during a task that required individuals to make use of their working memory.

N-Acetyl-L-Carnitine

Like L-tyrosine, N-acetyl-L-carnitine is an amino acid. It is also a potent antioxidant that can help prevent oxidative stress and the resulting eventual damage by neutralizing free radicals in the brain. This amino acid may also increase levels of acetylcholine because of its unique capability to cross the blood-brain barrier. Cognitive benefits associated with this key ingredient in Provasil include better working memory and recall, as well as improvements in the formation of long-term memories.

Phosphatidylserine

This compound is a crucial part of cell membranes. It is found in high concentrations inside the brain, and it supports a number of brain processes. These include regulating the action of synapses and receptors as well as synthesizing and releasing neurotransmitters. There have been over a dozen clinical studies supporting the notion that this ingredient found in Provasil can lessen the severity of cognitive declines associated with age. People who used phosphatidylserine exhibited improved concentration and learning. They also performed better when presented with memory tasks like remembering faces and recalling phone numbers.

L-Glutamine

This amino acid found naturally in the body is present in its highest concentrations in the lungs and the muscles. It is also crucial for ideal brain function. Foods such as beef and seafood are good sources of L-glutamine, which is also synthesized by the body. As people age levels of this amino acid often decline, so it may be helpful for seniors to take L-glutamine in supplement form. Aside from supporting the elimination of ammonia from all parts of the body, including the brain, this amino acid may boost memory and mental alertness.

Docosahexaenoic Acid

This omega-3 fatty acid also known as DHA occurs naturally in a limited number of foods. One of these is wild salmon. The membranes found in the brain are comprised of numerous compounds, including DHA. Its valuable roles include helping to sustain the optimal structure of membranes and improving processes like cell-to-cell communication and nutrient transport. Combined, DHA's helpful effects support the overall function of the brain. Levels of DHA that are too low have been linked to cognitive decline. Therefore, those who want to do whatever they can to preserve brain health should be sure to consume adequate amounts of this fatty acid.