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The impact of lifestyle factors on brain health
There is no credible evidence that endorses (also marketed with names like Neurocept or a “brain honey” recipe); multiple consumer-protection and fact-checking reports show the ads use fabricated or A...
There is no evidence in the reporting provided that Neurocept has issued any press releases quoting Dr. Sanjay Gupta; available sources document advertisements and deepfake videos that falsely use Gup...
MemoBlast (branded in multiple variants as Memo Blast/MemoBlast) is marketed as a natural dietary supplement intended to help adults with memory lapses, brain fog, and focus problems by supporting “br...
There is no dietary supplement proven to prevent, stop, or reliably reverse ; the strongest, consistent guidance from major health organizations is to prioritize diet, exercise and treating nutrient d...
’s publicly promoted “active” components vary across retailer and press pages, but core ingredients repeatedly named include choline sources (DMAE), B vitamins and biotin, antioxidants (vitamins C and...
Small human trials and animal experiments report that gelatin or hydrolyzed collagen can raise satiety hormones and sometimes reduce subsequent calorie intake, but the literature is limited, often sho...