Wakunaga of America Co. Ltd.

Wakunaga of America Co., Ltd.
23501, Mission Viejo, CA 92691, www.kyolic.com

BRAIN SUPPORT wakunaga

Kyolic Brain Focus (formerly Gingko-Go) is a highly concentrated (50:1) and pure gingko biloba extract in a one-a-day caplet. Gingko biloba has long been used as an aid to memory and cognition, doing so by supporting healthy blood flow to the brain. Rich in antioxidants, the formula is standardized to provide 24% gingko flavonglycosides and 6% terpene lactones, as well as superoxide dismutase.

Kyolic Brain Memory is a blend of aged garlic extract, ginseng extract and gingko biloba extract, which supports healthy brain function and memory. Aged garlic extract protects the brain from oxidative damage. Eleuthero ginseng protects neurons during times of stress, and gingko biloba extract aids in healthy concentration and memory by supporting normal blood circulation to the brain. wakunaga

Kyolic Brain Energy is a blend of aged garlic extract, Bacopa monnieri, citicoline, folic acid and vitamin K1. Studies say there are beneficial cognitive effects to all these nutrients individually and in combination. For example, bacopa is an Ayurvedic herb found to support cerebral blood flow and citicoline supports cell membranes in the brain.

Published in WholeFoods Magazine December 2015

New Product Review 2015

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