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Neurocept is a commercially marketed brain‑health dietary supplement that companies and press releases describe as a blend of B‑vitamins, herbal extracts (like Bacopa and Ginkgo), phosphatidylserine a...
Recent reporting and filings show two separate threads now attached to “Mar-a-Lago”: corporate and political events hosted there, and ongoing litigation over release of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Vo...
I found no peer‑reviewed publications or registered clinical trials in the supplied results that explicitly list “Neurocept investigators” as authors or investigators; available sources instead show c...
Available sources in this set do not report any strategic corporate partners or corporate venture-capital (CVC) investors in a company named NeurOcept (or Neurocept); the documents mainly present pres...
BurnPeak’s only documented “clinical research” appears in company-issued press releases and syndicated newswire coverage describing a 312‑participant, observational 2025 study of the product’s Triple‑...
Available reporting on “Neurocept” describes multiple product claims and differing ingredient lists across outlets: some company/press-release pages list Bacopa monnieri, Rhodiola rosea, phosphatidyls...
No peer‑reviewed, product‑level clinical trials of Neurocept for treating memory loss or cognitive decline appear in the available reporting; marketing and press releases point to studies of individua...
Recent public reporting ties “Neurocept” mainly to consumer-supplement coverage and not to peer‑reviewed clinical trial publications; consumer pieces note it operates under dietary supplement rules an...
Available reporting about “Neurocept” in the supplied results identifies the product as a consumer brain‑health supplement and lists promotional materials and media placements, but does not provide a ...
Public reporting places Neurocept in the U.S. consumer brain‑health supplements market and describes it as operating under the dietary‑supplement regulatory framework, subject to labeling and distribu...
There is no peer‑reviewed clinical trial specifically naming "Neurocept" in the sources provided; available reporting frames Neurocept as a consumer brain‑health supplement discussed in reviews and ma...
Available reporting and search results show no peer‑reviewed academic papers authored or published by an entity named “Neurocept.” My search found press releases and consumer coverage about a suppleme...
There is no peer‑reviewed clinical trial of a finished “Lipomax” or “LipoMax Drops” product in the provided reporting; available coverage instead cites studies of individual ingredients (e.g., berberi...
Available reporting shows multiple 2025–2025-era press releases and consumer reviews that describe observational research and company testing on Burn Peak (sometimes called BurnPeak), including a 312‑...
Neurocept is a new brain‑support supplement being promoted across multiple press‑release and review sites in late 2025 as a “clinically inspired” nootropic that promises improved focus, memory, and lo...
Memory Lift’s manufacturer-published ingredient lists, press releases, and multiple promotional reviews consistently name botanical nootropics (Bacopa monnieri, Rhodiola), cognitive nutrients (phospha...
Coverage in the provided reporting shows Neurocept is marketed as a dietary/nootropic supplement with multiple websites and press releases promoting it, but ownership and founders are not clearly name...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not identify venture capital or investor names that have funded a company called “NeurOcept” (capitalization as asked) or “Neurocept” with credi...
Coverage of products sold as “Lipomax” (or LipoMax/Lipomax Drops) is inconsistent: some official-style sites claim transparent manufacturing and clinical backing (e.g., the product site), while multip...
Burn Peak’s maker cites a 2025 observational study of 312 adults reporting an 87% “response rate” for improvements in fat reduction, energy balance and appetite control, but that study is described in...