Attention & Concentration
Modafinil a new generation of stimulants for a modern world. See page 30 for further details
Adrafinil improves alertness and mental clarity
Adrafinil (the forerunner to modafinil) is the world’s first stimulant and anti-depressant that
enhances mental clarity, alertness and awareness without impeding our normal sleeping pat-
terns or making one feel anxious or agitated.
Olmifon® Item code: 0052 40x 300mg tablets $39.99 (product cannot be shipped to the EU)
Desmopressin for an instant memory recall
Desmopressin, (brand name Minirin), was formerly known as Vasopressin. It is a peptide that is be-
lieved to deposit memories into the hippocampus as they are learnt. Used as a nasal spray it is very fast
acting to improve memory imprinting and short term memory. In some countries it is even used to
treat amnesia. Desmopressin is seen as an ideal agent for conferences and lectures.
Minurin® Item code: 0229 2.5ml nasal-spray $29.99 (product cannot be shipped to the EU)
Phosphatidylserine long term memory support
Phosphatidylserine is an essential component of brain cell membranes and has very significant effects
on memory, brain longevity and mood. It is essential to the functioning of all cells in the body.
Phosphatidylserine Item code: 0434 60x 100mg capsules $49.99
(note; phosphatidylserine is also available in Beyond Chelation Improved®)
Deprenyl driving focus and attention. See page 25 for further details
Xan-Pro™ NEW stimulating memory and concentration
Xan-Pro contains Xanthinol Nicotinate, the most potent form of niacin (vitamin B3). It stimulates memory
and concentration by improving the brain’s blood flow and increasing brain glucose metabolism, as well
as brain ATP levels. Xan-Pro has been used to treat short term memory disorders and a lack of brain en-
ergy, which compromises vigilance, concentration and attention.
Xan-Pro™ Item code: 0552 50x 150mg tablets $19.99
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