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Ganoderma lucidum

Reishi's bitter triterpene compounds help steady the body's stress-hormone (cortisol) response, and its long-chain sugars support immune balance. In the morning that translates to a calmer baseline under sustained pressure — not sedation.

Hericium erinaceus

Lion's Mane contains compounds that signal your brain to produce more nerve-growth factor — a kind of internal fertilizer for brain cells. It's the only food known to safely turn that signal up.

Hericium erinaceus (concentrated for erinacine A)

Lion's Mane has two families of brain-active compounds. Hericenones (in the previous row) work on one growth signal; erinacines work on a different, complementary one called BDNF — and erinacine A is special because it crosses directly into the brain.

Cordyceps militaris (orchid mushroom)

Cordyceps contains a compound called cordycepin that helps your cells — including brain cells — make more energy, partly by blocking the same chemical signal that makes you feel tired. It comes from the actual mushroom (the fruiting body), the only form that carries cordycepin in real amounts.

Cytidine 5'-diphosphocholine

Your brain uses a chemical called acetylcholine to form and recall memories. Citicoline is the raw material your brain needs to make it. As we age, supply drops; this delivers it directly.

Sceletium tortuosum (kanna)

Zembrin® is a standardized extract of the South African plant kanna. It takes the edge off acute stress quickly — brain-imaging studies show it quiets the threat-detection circuitry — but without sedating you. The point is calmer, not slower.

L-tyrosine (amino acid)

Tyrosine is an amino acid your brain converts directly into dopamine and norepinephrine — the chemicals behind focus, drive, and stress tolerance. Under heavy mental load you burn through them faster than you make them, and supplemental tyrosine refills the supply.

Re-esterified triglyceride DHA + EPA

DHA is the main building block of your brain's cell walls — roughly 30% of your brain is literally made of DHA. Your body can't make it. EPA is its anti-inflammatory partner.

6S-5-methyltetrahydrofolate glucosamine salt

Folate is the raw material your body uses to keep nerve cells healthy and to recycle a toxic byproduct (homocysteine) that accelerates brain shrinkage. The VITACOG trial showed the right form of folate plus B12 and B6 cut brain shrinkage by 30–50% in older adults.

Methylcobalamin

B12 maintains the protective insulation around nerve fibers and works with folate to keep brain-aging biomarkers in check. B12 deficiency is one of the most common — and most missed — causes of brain fog and fatigue in adults over 50.

Pyridoxal-5-phosphate

B6 is a cofactor in over 140 reactions in your body, including making the mood and motivation chemicals dopamine and serotonin. It's the third leg of the homocysteine-clearance system the VITACOG trial showed protects the aging brain.

Ganoderma lucidum

Reishi is the most-studied calming mushroom in traditional medicine. Long-chain sugars (beta-glucans) help with sleep onset; bitter compounds (triterpenes) quiet the stress-hormone response. You need both extractions to get both effects.

Magnesium L-threonate

Most magnesium supplements never make it past your stomach into your brain. Magtein® uses a special carrier that gets magnesium across the blood-brain barrier. Brain magnesium is required for the kind of deep, restorative sleep that gets thinner with age.

Glycine

Falling asleep depends on your body cooling down. Glycine triggers that cool-down by opening small blood vessels in your hands and feet, releasing heat. It also calms the brain's arousal signals. The result: shorter time to fall asleep, deeper sleep, less daytime fatigue.

Withania somnifera (root extract)

KSM-66® is the most clinically studied form of ashwagandha, an adaptogen that helps the body return to baseline after stress. Its most consistent effect across trials is lowering cortisol — the stress hormone — which is why it sits in the evening packet to help a high-output day actually wind down.

Urolithin A

Inside every cell are tiny power plants called mitochondria. They wear out with age. Urolithin A is a compound your body makes from pomegranate and berries — but only if you have the right gut bacteria, which most people don't. It triggers your cells to recycle their worn-out power plants.

L-ergothioneine

Ergothioneine is an antioxidant your body can't make (so you have to eat it) but specifically goes out of its way to absorb. It accumulates in mitochondria — the cell's power plants — and especially in the brain. Falling blood levels are an early warning sign of cognitive decline.

Curcuma longa rhizome (SLCP)

Curcumin is the active compound in turmeric. It calms the kind of low-grade inflammation that drives both brain fog and joint stiffness. The hard part is getting it into your bloodstream — Longvida® is engineered specifically to fix that absorption problem.

Lithium orotate (orotate salt form)

Lithium is a naturally occurring mineral you absorb in tiny amounts from drinking water and food. At these nutritional microdoses — a small fraction of the psychiatric dose — it supports the brain's wiring at the level of cell-to-cell connections, the kind of resilience that helps a hard-working brain hold up over years.