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MindCare is a mental fitness formula that supports brain function in both normal and demanding situations. The benefits of taking MindCare daily have been demonstrated in a broad range of cases. Students can improve their learning abilities and academic performance through better concentration and increased attention span; executives and managers can improve their memory, grasping abilities, understanding and retention. The mentally fatigued and elderly can reduce frustrating bouts of forgetfulness. MindCare has been found particularly effective in Enhanceing children maintain appropriate class conduct and is available as MindCare Jr. MindCare is an herbal formulation of several medicinal plants which have been categorized in traditional Indian a substance used in managing discomfort as “Medhyarasayanas” and used to regulate behavior, improve memory and minimize normal cognitive deficits associated with aging.
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Ingredients of MindCare |
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Bacopa, Ashwagandha, Morning Glory, Gotu Kola, Musk Root, Indain Valerian, Triphala, Guduchi, Mucuna/Cow-Itch Plant, Salep Orchid
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Suggested Use for MindCare |
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Take 1 or 2 tablets twice daily, preferably with meals.
Allow several weeks for full benefit.
The use of natural products provides progressive but long-lasting results.
Contraindications:
Needs to be stopped 15 days prior to surgical procedures.
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Additional Information for MindCare |
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Scientific Validation
It is now widely accepted, based on extensive clinical and experimental data, that learning and memory are closely associated with the functional status of the central cholinergic system. According to this model, MindCare (Mentat) was evaluated and the results, published in an Italian journal, Fitoterapia (Vol. LXVI, No. 3 pp. 216-222, 1995), indicate that MindCare (Mentat) actively promotes cholinergic system and mechanisms, which explains MindCare’s (Mentat) effectiveness in promoting mental alertness.
Additional Studies:
Indian Drugs Feb. 22, 1993, (30) 7, 305-312.
Pharmacopsychologia, 1990, (3), 247.
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