Vital Food Store Memory Boost Review – 4 Things You Didn’t Know
By Sasha de Beausset Aparicio, MSc, Rebecca Williams, MD, MA, MB, BChir (Expert Reviewer)
Rebecca Williams studied medicine at Cambridge University where she also obtained a degree in Experimental Psychology. A widely known General Practitioner in London, Rebecca also served in Community Pediatrics, and has published research in the field of complementary and alternative medicine.
Rebecca relocated to Johannesburg, South Africa where she has been able to pursue holistic community healthcare by developing a community health training program which she has taught in Mozambique, Zambia, Uganda and Nepal.
Some of Rebecca’s published research can be viewed on Researchgate.
Memory Boost is promoted as a memory enhancer, specially designed to improve memory and support learning ability as well as improve mental alertness and cognitive capacity. This product is offered by Vital Food Store.
This remedy is advertised as a carefully made formula containing ingredients that presumably have the ability to assist the brain in many facets. It is recommended for people who want to sharpen their minds while maintaining a healthy mood. Maintaining a healthy and sharp mind is crucial, especially when the aging process accelerates.
Suggested use is one to two capsules two times a day, one at breakfast and the second in the afternoon.
1) Memory Boost Nutrition Facts
Memory Boost includes the following ingredients: Niacinamide, Guarana Seed (Paulina cupana), Panax Ginseng Root, L-Theanine, Bamboo Powder and Silicon Dioxide.
2) Does Memory Boost Work and it is Safe?
Advertised as a memory improvement, Memory Boost contains a combination of ingredients that is presumably helpful in enhancing mental alertness and cognitive capacity. Among these ingredients, this product contains Niacinamide. Niacinamide, also known as Vitamin B3 or Niacin, is a water-soluble amide of nicotinic acid. It is one of two principal forms of the B-complex. Evidence has shown that niacinamide acts as an antioxidant by preventing NAD depletion during DNA repair, inhibits free radical formation and facilitates beta-cell regeneration. Also, like all of the B family, it plays a role in energy metabolism and assists a healthy circulation system because it allows a steady flow of blood to the brain. However, consumption of niacinamide might lead to some side-effects such as diarrhea, weakness, fainting, sweating and headaches.
Another component of Memory Boost is L-Theanine. Evidence has shown that L-Theanine possesses an effect upon the release or reduction of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin. Thus, it results in improved memory and learning the ability. L-Theanine supplementation is not associated with any side-effect. However, this could be due to the lack of research.
There is no sufficient information regarding the Effectiveness of Memory Boost.
3) How Much Does Memory Boost Cost?
Sold by bottles containing 60 vegetarian capsules, Memory Boost can be considered an affordable product. It is found for purchase both on manufacturer website and other online retailers. Discounts are offered when bought in larger quantities (more than two bottles).
4) The Bottom Line – “Does it Work?”
Like many other memory enhancer products, Memory Boost is advertised as a supplement that contains a proper combination of ingredients that should prove helpful in improving cognitive functions. It contains four main ingredients, and they have been chosen for their beneficial properties. However, there are side effects related to its usage. If any of these occur, the consumption should be immediately stopped. If the recommended dosage is not exceeded and people consume it within label description, the product can prove effective. However, there is no information approving or disapproving its efficiency.
Because Memory Boost is a supplement, to obtain proper results, it should be balanced with a healthy lifestyle.
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