Want to improve your cognitive function? Nootropics are the answer! by: the BrightBrain Team Do you sometimes have trouble focusing, or feel like you have "brain fog"? Many people do. Especially with so much going on in the world: between worrying about your busy college schedule and the state of the world, how could you be expected to be on your A-game all the time? A new class of natural and synthetic compounds - nootropics - are scientifically proven to improve mental capacities, focus, memory, and more! Nootropics are substances that have the potential to improve cognitive performance, boosting memory and problem solving while eliminating brain fog and increasing focus. You might take supplements for your heart, your joints, and your digestion. So why wouldn't you take supplements for your brain? Healthier brain, better life! How do nootropics work? Nootropics act as direct or indirect agonists of dopamine receptor D1, adrenoreceptor A2 , or both types of receptors in the prefrontal cortex. By stimulating these prefrontal receptors, nootropics reduce the brain's natural aging process, and revert our brains to a younger state! Our scientists here at BrightBrain have conducted a number of experiments to demonstrate the incredible effectiveness of nootropics for improving cognitive function. First, we sent questionnaires to 100 people that had ordered nootropics from the BrightBrain website. We asked 1) whether they had been worried about their cognitive function before ordering, 2) how long they had been taking nootropics, and 3) whether they noticed improvements in their cognitive function since they had started taking nootropics. Twenty people responded to the survey and the results were clear - nootropics improved cognitive function across the board! 100% of the people that responded to the survey had previously been worried about their cognitive function, but all were noticing improvements after starting to take nootropics. One person even wrote in the comments section of the survey: "Before starting to take nootropics, I felt like I was walking around in a fog. But since I started taking Bright Brain's supplements, I am paying attention to all the details around me and I feel like I'm living life to the fullest!" As a follow-up, the BrightBrain team conducted a correlation study. We recruited a sample of 30 people who were regularly taking nootropics. We administered a few short tests of cognitive function, including an attention test and a memory test. We also included a mini-fitness test, where we measured heart rate and blood pressure while people walked on a treadmill. The results were that the amount of nootropics a person took (operationally defined as the number of supplements taken per week) was positively correlated with performance on the attention and memory tasks. Not only that, but the individuals who were taking nootropics had better physical fitness, even though we didn't even expect that! A representative for the BrightBrain team said the following: "It's amazing. Nootropics caused significant improvements in cognitive performance, but also led to improvements in physical fitness! Nootropics are even more amazing than we expected!" Finally, the BrightBrain team conducted a laboratory experiment where we recruited 20 people that we gave nootropic supplements each day for 90 days - we found these individuals by advertising our study (Join our study and improve your cognitive function!) at a water aerobics class at the university gym. Since we're serious scientists, we also made sure to recruit 20 people for a control group - we recruited the control group from the assisted living facility next door to the BrightBrain lab. The control group was not informed of the purpose of the study. We administered the same tests of attention and memory as in the correlation study to test cognitive function. And, since the correlation study showed that nootropics improve physical fitness too, we administered the same mini-fitness test as in the correlation study. The findings were clear: nootropics improved both cognitive and physical health, and since this was a laboratory experiment, we have proven that nootropics are the cause of the improvements! So, if you are worried about your cognitive function, take nootropics! The BrightBrain team's research has proven that nootropics will improve your cognitive and physical health!

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