what's in the pouch?

L-Tyrosine

Amino acid used by the body to make important brain chemicals like dopamine and noradrenaline. 

L-Phenylalanine 

Essential amino acid, meaning the body can’t make it on its own—it needs to come from nutritional sources. The body converts it into L-tyrosine. 

N-Acetyl l-Carnitine 

Amino acid form that supports energy production in brain cells by transporting fatty acids into the mitochondria—tiny structures where energy is made.

Ginkgo Biloba 

One of the oldest living tree species, with a long history of traditional use across the world. 

Leaves contain natural compounds that support healthy circulation—helping nutrients get where they need to go, including in the brain. 

Bacopa Monnieri

Traditional herb with a long history of use in traditional practices. 

It contains compounds that support how neurons communicate and contribute to the normal function of nerve cells. 

Lactobacillus rhamnosus

A type of friendly bacteria naturally found in the gut. 

It helps maintain microbial balance and supports the way your body digests and absorbs nutrients—keeping things running smoothly from the inside out. 

Magnesium Glycinate

Essential mineral involved in over 300 processes in the body, including how cells create and use energy. It contributes to normal psychological function—supporting how we think and feel—while also helping reduce tiredness and fatigue.

Zinc

Essential mineral involved in cell signalling, DNA synthesis, and supporting the normal function of the nervous system.

It contributes to normal cognitive function and acts as a reliable courier for messages between brain cells.

Chromium 

Trace mineral that helps the body turn food into energy, playing a role in how we process carbs, fats, and proteins. 

Key player in maintaining normal blood sugar levels—helping keep energy on a more even keel.

Vitamin B1, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B6, Methylfolate (Vitamin B9), Vitamin B12, Vitamin B5 

A blend of six essential B-vitamins - each playing a role in energy metabolism and nervous system function. 

Together, they help support psychological function, reduce tiredness and fatigue, and keep the brain’s day-to-day operations running smoothly. 

Phosphatidylserine 

A naturally occurring fatty compound that is present in high concentrations in the brain. 

Contributes to optimal mental and cognitive activity.