How does Brain Bright work?Updated 8 months ago
nbsp;Brain Bright offers triple-action brain enhancement with three unique approaches to brighten a ldquo;drained brainrdquo;:
- Boosting levels of key neurotransmitters. Brain Brightrsquo;s neuro-nutrients supply the brain with the raw materials to enhance levels of these neurotransmitters, in essence like recharging a ldquo;drainedrdquo; battery.
- Increasing blood flow to the brain. Brain Brightrsquo;s neuro-nutrients enhance blood flow to the brain, which also means efficient delivery of important brain nutrients. Brain Bright is also caffeine-free, as caffeine can reduce brain blood flow through vasoconstriction.
- Supporting protection of the brain from cortisol, toxins, and free radicals. Brain Brightrsquo;s neuro-nutrients promote stress tolerance, help keep cortisol in check, and improve focus and mental work capacity. Brain Brightrsquo;s neuro-nutrients supply antioxidants to help ldquo;shieldrdquo; the brain from the harmful effects of free radicals.
- Boosting levels of key neurotransmitters, continued:nbsp; Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers that are responsible for healthy and effective communication in the brain. Depletion of these neurotransmittersmdash;as a result of chronic stress, inadequate sleep, and poor nutritionmdash;leads to mental fatigue, reduced feelings of well-being, and the inability to focus, pay attention, and think clearly and quickly.
- Increasing blood flow to the brain, continued:nbsp; Studies show that reduced blood flow to the brain is related to a decreased ability to process information, memory and learning, reasoning and problem solving, and overall cognitive function.
- Supporting protection of the brain from cortisol, toxins, and free radicals, continued:nbsp; While a normal stress response plays an intricate role in healthy functioning, chronic exposure to stress and the stress hormone cortisol can be harmful to overall health and brain function. Whatrsquo;s more, stress can be downright distracting, acutely affecting onersquo;s ability to remain clear and focused. Oxidative stress is one of the primary factors contributing to brain aging, and it is implicated in multiple age-related consequences.