New Brain Health Supplement Aims to Improve Cognition, Memory

America’s newest brain health supplement may come in a small capsule, but according to scientific studies, its benefits could be huge. Sophrosyne, a first-of-its-kind breakthrough product launched this month, has a unique combination of four mind-boosting ingredients clinically proven to improve cognition and memory. "This is great news for seniors and anyone looking to sharpen their memory, and also for military veterans or athletes who may experience frequent hits to the head," said Dr. Daryl Rhys Jones, a Jacksonville-based top neuroscientist formerly with the Mayo Clinic and current CEO of Jonescientific , who led the development of Sophrosyne after years of research and testing. "With its unique mix of ingredients present at clinically active doses, there is nothing as effective as Sophroshyne on the market." In fact, no other known brain health product in the U.S. has been developed by a neuroscientist – an expert in the development and function of the nervous system, including the brain. Dr. Jones – who has done extensive research on Alzheimer’s and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) – and his team scientifically evaluated hundreds of ingredients for their memory and cognition-building properties and produced the supplement using what they found to be the four most effective ones: withania somnifera, curcumin, bacopa monnieri and hericium erinaceus. What sets these ingredients apart? Here’s a breakdown from Dr. Jones: Withania somnifera . This plant – commonly known as Indian ginseng, Ashwagandha or winter cherry – has been proven to regenerate damaged brain cells. Curcumin . A natural chemical produced by some plants, featuring antioxidant properties, this ingredient has shown to help maintain a healthy environment within the brain by removing unwanted proteins. An 18-month UCLA human clinical trial confirmed that consuming 180 mg of curcumin per day led to significantly enhanced memory and focus. Bacopa monnieri . […]

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