Science Behind the Product - Clear Mind, Brain & Focus Formula

The ingredients in our Clear Mind - Brain & Focus Formula have been extensively studied by researchers worldwide. Here are some notable research findings:

Key Research Studies

DHA Research Findings A comprehensive review of DHA research revealed significant positive effects on multiple aspects of health. Studies have shown DHA's beneficial impact on conditions including hypertension, arthritis, atherosclerosis, depression, diabetes mellitus, myocardial infarction, and thrombosis. These findings underscore DHA's crucial role in both brain and overall health. Source: Journal of Biomedicine and Pharmacotherap

DMAE Clinical Studies A groundbreaking clinical study involving ten hospitalized chronic patients demonstrated remarkable results with DMAE supplementation. When comparing DMAE treatment to placebo, researchers observed improvement in all patients during the initial treatment phase. This study provides compelling evidence for DMAE's effectiveness in supporting brain function. Source: Clinical Research Journal

Bacopa Monnieri Research Multiple comprehensive studies have investigated Bacopa monnieri's effects on cognitive function. Research conclusions strongly suggest that Bacopa monnieri shows promise as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease and other neurological disorders. The studies highlight its neuroprotective properties and cognitive-enhancing effects. Source: Journal of Ethnopharmacology

Boron & Brain Function A USDA-backed study linked low dietary boron (~0.25 mg/day) to slower reaction times, poorer memory, and weaker hand-eye coordination. Participants supplemented with ~3 mg/day showed notable improvements in brainwave activity and mental performance, particularly in attention and motor precision Source  
Preclinical Alzheimer’s-model research using trans-β-styryl-boronic acid (TBSA) found significant reductions in amyloid plaque and inflammation, while preserving neuronal structure and improving spatial memory Source

Huperzine A Clinical & Mechanistic Evidence A multicenter Phase II trial in adults with mild–moderate Alzheimer’s showed that 400 µg twice daily of Huperzine A produced a 2.27‑point gain in ADAS-Cog at 11 weeks (versus baseline decline in placebo), and a 1.1‑point MMSE boost by week 16, with no serious adverse events. Source 
Mechanistic and meta-analysis reviews confirm that Huperzine A is a potent, reversible acetylcholinesterase inhibitor, improves MMSE and ADAS-Cog scores overall, and may protect against amyloid accumulation, oxidative stress, and mitochondrial damage Source

Green Tea Extract Research In a double-blind fMRI study, healthy adults who drank green tea extract showed enhanced parieto‑frontal connectivity during working memory tasks—this increased connectivity closely correlated with improved task performance Source.A large observational study in Chinese middle-aged and elderly adults found that regular green tea drinkers had better memory, sharper executive function, lower levels of Alzheimer’s biomarkers (pTau₁₈₁, Aβ₄₂), and stronger antioxidant defenses (↑ SOD, GPx; ↓ MDA) Source

Phosphatidylserine (PS) & Cognitive Function A randomized, double-blind trial of 157 older adults with memory complaints found that PS combined with DHA (PS‑DHA) significantly improved immediate & delayed verbal recall, learning, and task performance over 15 weeks, with benefits strongest in those with higher baseline performance. Source
In a 6-month RCT, soybean‑derived PS (100 or 300 mg/day) improved delayed verbal recall in elderly Japanese adults with mild memory impairment—especially among individuals with lower baseline scores—without adverse effects Source

DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol) Research Clinical and preclinical studies show that DMAE supports brain acetylcholine production. In animal models, it enhanced spatial memory and reversed scopolamine-induced amnesia. In human trials, DMAE improved reaction times and long-term memory recall under cognitive challenge Source

GABA (Gamma‑Aminobutyric Acid) & Nervous System Support Oral GABA supplementation promotes relaxation and improves sleep quality without sedation. In a randomized trial, GABA from fermented rice germ significantly reduced sleep onset latency (~7 minutes) and improved sleep efficiency in individuals with insomnia, with no serious side effects. Animal studies also show that combining GABA with L‑theanine enhances both deep (NREM) and REM sleep Source