Ever had a problem
remembering a telephone number, an address or even someone's name?
Isolated memory loss is common in most people and can be traced back to
lack of sleep, excess stress, and preoccupation with too many projects.
Usually these memory problems disappear after the lack of sleep or extra
stress is taken care of.
Just some of the many powerful ingredients in Total Recall :
- Vitamin B6 - This member of the B-complex family of vitamins is the
universal carrier nutrient. By adding this vitamin to Total Recall, it
helps ensure that the nutrients will be carried to the exact sites in
the brain where they are needed the most.
- Huperzine A - Extracted from the Chinese club moss, Huperzia serrata,
is one of the newest additions to memory enhancement. The herb has been
used for centuries in Chinese herbal medicine for the management of many
neurological disorders and to help restore and preserve memory in
elderly people. Huperzine A has demonstrated, under clinical studies, to
decrease neuronal cell death and therefore is helpful in both memory
loss as well as in cases of dementia.
- Vinpocetine - This amazing phytonutrient belongs in any combination of
ingredients intended to improve cognitive function. In short,
Vinpocetine supports cerebral circulation by increasing oxygen to the
brain.
- DMAE - This natural substance is known to preserve and promote
elevated levels of choline in the brain. Choline is an essential
nutrient used to facilitate storage and recall of information.
- Phosphatidylserine - This powerful nutrient found in lecithin is known
to enhance your brain's production of the neurotransmitter,
acetylcholine, absolutely essential for our ability to think, reason,
and recall information from the storage site of the brain. The end
result can be an increase in both short-term and long-term memory.
- GABA - This neurotransmitter is known to work by exercising a relaxing
effect on the brain cells, which calms the mind and allows you to focus
and concentrate.
Facts about
Facts about Optimal Brain Function
For millions of aging individuals, memory loss involves more than the
occasional inability to remember a specific piece of information. Loss
of short-term memory is a sign of brain aging. Think of your brain much
like a large computer with many hard drives upon which to store
information. As the brain ages, it sometimes loses the ability to access
those storage sites. The neuro-firing (much like spark plugs) necessary
to transmit information from storage sites to random access memory
requires the presence of several powerful brain chemicals. The aging
process can deplete many of these chemicals and/or inhibit the body from
being able to make them in adequate amounts.
Fortunately, science has come a long way in identifying the specific
precursor nutrients and chemicals necessary for the brain to conduct
rapid and accurate neuro-firing to ensure information retrieval. While
brain chemistry is still relatively new and probably the last really big
frontier ahead, what we do know is proving to be of help to millions of
middle age and older individuals who wish to keep the memory as fit as
the rest of the body.
Optimal brain function depends on essential nutrients often found in
gross deficiency in the Standard Industrialized Diet. Nutrients such as
the B-Complex vitamin choline, as an example have been used for over 30
years to help students prepare for test taking and other activities that
require a high level of short-term memory recall. Today we understand
why these nutrients help to the degree that they do. Fatty acids and
other co-factors found in fish oils and lecithin have been identified as
essential elements for memory and focus.
Nutritional Information
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- Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine HCL)
- Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin)
- Pantothenic Acid (Calcium Pantothenate)
- Huperzine A
- Vinpocetine Extract Choline (Dihydrogen Citrate)
- DMAE (Bitartrate)
- Ginkgo Biloba Extract 24% (Leaves)
- Phosphatidylcholine (from Soy)
- Phosphatidylserine (from Soy)
- Phosphatidylethanolamine (from Soy)
- Phosphatidylinositol (from Soy)
- L-Glutamine
- L- Tyrosine
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