From the conversations you cherish to the work that matters, your brain is part of it all. Explore targeted nutrition for memory, concentration, and normal cognitive function within a daily routine that cares for the whole you.
Formulated by Dr. Rudrani Banik, Ophthalmologist | Neuro-Ophthalmologist
Rereading the same paragraph. Losing your train of thought. Feeling mentally stretched after a busy day. These experiences can be frustrating, especially when you are used to juggling so much.
Staying with one task amid constant interruptions.
Searching for a familiar name or the right word.
Feeling spent after a full day of decisions.
Wanting to be proactive about your cognitive wellness.
From cell membranes to chemical messengers, normal brain function relies on many interconnected processes. Get to know the ingredients in your daily serving.
250 mg per serving
Citicoline is involved in the production of phospholipids, the fats that help form cell membranes. It has also been studied for attention and memory in human clinical trials.
500 mg per serving
Carnitine plays a role in how cells use fats for energy. The acetyl-L-carnitine form is included in this formula's approach to neuronal and mitochondrial support.
200 mg per serving
Choline is used to make acetylcholine, a chemical messenger involved in memory and other nervous-system functions. Alpha-GPC provides a source of this nutrient.
100 mg per serving
Phosphatidylserine is a phospholipid found in cell membranes, including those of nerve cells. This formula uses a sunflower-lecithin source.
100 mg per serving
Coffee fruit concentrate comes from the fruit surrounding the coffee bean. Researchers have studied specific coffee-fruit preparations for their effects on cognitive performance.
100 mg per serving
Ginkgo contributes plant compounds called flavonoid glycosides and terpene lactones. The extract in Brain Health is standardized to 24% and 5.4%, respectively.
Amounts shown per two-capsule serving.
Your eyes gather visual information. Your brain helps you interpret it, recognize a face, follow a page and connect what you see with what you know.
That connection is central to the approach: support everyday wellness through nutrition, healthy habits and proactive care.
Build meals around varied whole foods. Take your supplement as directed when it fits your needs.
Make time for sleep and movement. Discuss ongoing sleep difficulties and other health concerns with your clinician.
Keep learning, connecting and doing things you enjoy. Your daily routine can include a walk with a friend or a chapter of a good book.
Founder • Ophthalmologist • IFMCP
Dr. Rudrani Banik is a board-certified ophthalmologist, fellowship-trained neuro-ophthalmologist, and integrative medicine physician.
Her perspective connects eye care with the wider picture of nutrition and daily wellness.
Brain Health extends that approach to cognitive nutrition, with clearly identified ingredients and a place within comprehensive care.
Brain Health is designed to provide nutritional support for normal cognitive function, including memory and concentration.* Some ingredients have been studied in these areas, with results varying by preparation, dose, and person. Think of it as one part of a daily brain-health routine, with no guaranteed improvement or timeline.
It may fit into a broader nutritional routine, but brain fog is a description, not a diagnosis. Sleep disruption, stress, hormonal changes, medications and other health factors can affect how clearly you think. Discuss persistent or new symptoms with your clinician so your routine addresses your individual needs.
The bottle directions say to take two capsules daily. Follow your current product label and your healthcare professional's guidance. The Supplement Facts panel lists a two-capsule serving and 30 servings per container.
Choose Brain Health for focused cognitive-wellness nutrition. The Brain + Vision Longevity Bundle adds Daily Vision and Eye Omega for broader eye and fatty-acid support. Review all three labels together with your clinician to check for overlapping ingredients and fit with your current routine.
Brain Health is intended for nutritional support of normal cognitive function. It has not been shown to prevent or treat Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. If memory changes concern you, an evaluation is the best way to understand them and plan appropriate care.
Your pharmacist or clinician can help you review the full formula. Ginkgo may interact with medications, including blood thinners. Ask before use if you are pregnant or nursing, preparing for surgery, or have a medical condition. The label lists Alpha-GPC derived from highly refined soy lecithin; discuss the formula if you have a soy allergy.
