For dopamine, MEMOSTIM MAX, Swiss Herbal, 30 capsules

Supports the nervous system: Fatigue negatively affects cognitive functions, whether we are talking about physical or psychological effects. The ingredients in our formula can counteract what has actually been proven in scientific research. Ginkgo biloba and cinnamon cassia support brain development and regeneration. They improve the density of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and nerve growth factor (NGF). These two compounds promote neurogenesis (the formation of new nerve cells) and neuroplasticity (the ability to form new connections between neurons). Rhodiola also affects neurogenesis within the hippocampus, and it is highly likely that this effect is related to the fact that this herb improves serotonin levels in this brain structure. In addition, Rhodiola has been shown to support dopamine activity by stimulating the neurons that produce dopamine. St. John's wort and cinnamon protect cells from the damaging effects of beta-amyloid, a naturally occurring peptide that can be particularly dangerous to neurons when it accumulates in nerve tissue. Mucuna also has some neuroprotective potential by neutralizing oxygen free radicals, which in excess can damage delicate cellular structures, including DNA. On the other hand, N-acetyl-L-tyrosine reduces the symptoms of stress and fatigue in cognitive activities. Together, all these ingredients effectively support the condition of the brain and its functions. St. John's wort and cinnamon protect cells from the damaging effects of beta amyloid, a naturally occurring peptide that can be especially dangerous to neurons when it accumulates in nerve tissue. Mucuna also has some neuroprotective potential by neutralizing oxygen free radicals, which in excess can damage delicate cellular structures, including DNA. On the other hand, N-acetyl-L-tyrosine reduces the symptoms of stress and fatigue in cognitive activities. Together, all these ingredients effectively support the condition of the brain and its functions. St. John's wort and cinnamon protect cells from the damaging effects of beta amyloid, a naturally occurring peptide that can be especially dangerous to neurons when it accumulates in nerve tissue. Mucuna also has some neuroprotective potential by neutralizing oxygen free radicals, which in excess can damage delicate cellular structures, including DNA. On the other hand, N-acetyl-L-tyrosine reduces the symptoms of stress and fatigue in cognitive activities. Together, all these ingredients effectively support the condition of the brain and its functions. can damage delicate cellular structures, including DNA. On the other hand, N-acetyl-L-tyrosine reduces the symptoms of stress and fatigue in cognitive activities. Together, all these ingredients effectively support the condition of the brain and its functions. can damage delicate cellular structures, including DNA. On the other hand, N-acetyl-L-tyrosine reduces the symptoms of stress and fatigue in cognitive activities. Together, all these ingredients effectively support the condition of the brain and its functions.

Supports good mood: Dopamine is a compound that plays an important role in the reward system. The release of this neurotransmitter causes feelings of pleasure and joy. This is why balanced dopamine activity is critical to well-being and high levels of motivation. N-acetyl-L-tyrosine and L-DOPA in Mucuna pruriens are dopamine precursors. Cinnamon stimulates the receptors of this neurotransmitter, and St. John's wort reduces the reabsorption of dopamine. In addition, ginkgo biloba, St. John's wort and rhodiola prevent the molecules of this compound from being deactivated too quickly. However, the ingredients in our formula also work through other mechanisms that can improve mood. Serotonin, commonly known as the "happy hormone," is another important neurotransmitter that regulates human mood. Ginkgo biloba sensitizes serotonin receptors, so when this compound binds to neurons, it can produce a stronger effect. St. John's wort and Rhodiola are MAO inhibitors - they reduce the breakdown of serotonin, so the molecules of this neurotransmitter will remain active longer. In addition, St. John's wort suppresses the activity of the HPA axis. This axis is a functional system consisting of three main parts: the hypothalamus, the pituitary gland, and the adrenal glands. When we experience a stressful situation, these structures are activated and produce large amounts of cortisol. Although cortisol is a necessary hormone that regulates metabolism and immune response, it is also associated with negative consequences of long-term stress. High levels of cortisol over a long period of time can have a negative effect on the general condition of the body. When it comes to reducing HPA axis activity, GABA is probably the most effective neurotransmitter. St. John's wort improves the activity of its receptors, thus blocking the release of cortisol. In this way, the multidirectional influence of our ingredients makes it easier to maintain a positive attitude and a stronger resistance to stress.

Improves memory and attention: Dopamine is an important neurotransmitter that affects the efficiency of intellectual activity. When its activity is balanced, it positively affects basic cognitive functions, including attention, working memory or logical thinking. In the central nervous system, dopamine is produced from the amino acid tyrosine. One of the enzymes, called tyrosine hydroxylase, acts as a catalyst to convert tyrosine into L-DOPA. L-DOPA then reacts with the enzyme aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AAAD) to finally become dopamine. Because this process is complex and involves different compounds, it is important to supply the right amount of precursors and other compounds needed to produce this neurotransmitter. Two ingredients in our formula can be very helpful in this regard. N-acetyl-L-tyrosine is one of them. This acetylated derivative of tyrosine is absorbed more efficiently than the "original", so it enters the brain in larger quantities and can be used to produce dopamine. L-DOPA, a direct precursor to dopamine, is actually the main active compound in Mucuna pruriens. In addition, cinnamon can affect dopamine receptors, improving their activity. Rhodiola and St. John's wort, both MAO and COMT inhibitors, reduce the breakdown of this neurotransmitter, allowing it to affect the nervous system for longer. However, increased dopamine activity is not the only factor that can affect cognitive performance. St. John's wort and Ginkgo biloba can stimulate the activity of another important compound, glutamate. This neurotransmitter is particularly important for the long-term potentiation (LTP) process, which is essential for efficient information retrieval. Ginkgo biloba, possibly in combination with cinnamon, increases acetylcholine activity, particularly in the prefrontal cortex, where most advanced mental processes occur. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter essential for attention skills, but it also plays an important role in memory, especially associative memory. In summary, the components of our formula facilitate the analysis and processing of information. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter essential for attention skills, but it also plays an important role in memory, especially associative memory. In summary, the components of our formula facilitate the analysis and processing of information. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter essential for attention skills, but it also plays an important role in memory, especially associative memory. In summary, the components of our formula facilitate the analysis and processing of information.

Increases energy levels: As we have found, high dopamine activity is very important for cognitive functions, but this is not the only property of this compound. It turns out that dopamine plays an important role in regulating energy levels, both mentally and physically. NALT and L-DOPA (derived from Mucuna) are dopamine precursors. John's wort and Rhodiola support their activity and help those herbs stay active longer. It is worth noting that dopamine can be converted to epinephrine and norepinephrine, which act as excitatory neurotransmitters. However, our formula can help you feel more energetic by activating other mechanisms as well. Rhodiola stimulates bioelectrical activity in the hippocampus, which is a sign that neurons in this brain structure are working harder and have a positive effect on memory. Ginkgo biloba and cinnamon cassia improve blood flow in the arteries that reach the brain, so more oxygen and essential nutrients can be delivered to our "intellectual headquarters". In addition, St. John's wort affects cellular efficiency by improving the functioning of mitochondria, which produce energy (in the form of ATP) that is vital for all cells in the body. Rhodiola has another unique property - it improves fatigue tolerance. Research shows that it helps maintain high levels of concentration, short-term memory, and quick reactions, even when a person is tired. All these effects combine to make this synergistic recipe an excellent support for cognitive endurance. St. John's wort affects cellular efficiency by improving the functioning of mitochondria, which produce energy (in the form of ATP) that is vital for all cells in the body. Rhodiola has another unique property - it improves fatigue tolerance. Research shows that it helps maintain high levels of concentration, short-term memory, and quick reactions, even when a person is tired. All these effects combine to make this synergistic recipe an excellent support for cognitive endurance. St. John's wort affects cellular efficiency by improving the functioning of mitochondria, which produce energy (in the form of ATP) that is vital for all cells in the body. Rhodiola has another unique property - it improves fatigue tolerance. Research shows that it helps maintain high levels of concentration, short-term memory, and quick reactions, even when a person is tired. All these effects combine to make this synergistic recipe an excellent support for cognitive endurance.