Neuro Nectar Overview

Brain Boosting supplements are popping up all over the place. The idea that you can get smarter, pay better attention, have sharper focus and a more clear memory is pretty enticing. Some products market themselves with flashy promises reminiscent of the Bradley Cooper move, Limitless. But some are more low key, positioning themselves more as multivitamins with an added brain benefit. Neuro Nectar belongs to the second category. It’s been around for years, so it’s not a fly-by-night kind of product, just trying to capitalize on the latest trend. That’s a plus, but what really matters is how well it works. So let’s take a closer look and see if we can determine something about that.

Neuro Nectar Ingredients and How They Work

Neuro Nectar provides a complete ingredient list along with amounts, so that’s a plus. Lots of supplements of this kind don’t offer up that level of ingredient detail. Along with B-Vitamins for energy and overall health, the vegetarian and gluten-free formula contains nootropic ingredients such as:

• Phosphatidyl Serine which is thought to improve memory and learning, especially in older adults.
• Phosphatidyl Choline which is a pre cursor to the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine which carries messages between nerves.
• Pyroglutamic Acid which passes through the blood-brain barrier to stimulate cogitive workints.
• Choline which enhances memory and learning.
• DHA which helps strengthen the brain and its functions.
• DMAE which can improve cognitive function.
• Ginkgo Biloba which is thought to improve memory by increasing blood flow to the brain.

The recommended dose is 2 tablespoons of Neuro Nectar taken once a day with a meal. The recommendation is that you mix it with juice and drink it that way.

Neuro Nectar Pros and Cons

Advantages of Neuro Nectar

• The formula is all natural, gluten-free, and vegetarian friendly.
• It comes in liquid form which is convenient for anyone who doesn’t like to take pills.
• There are lots of favorable Neuro Nectar reviews from customers who’ve used it and said it really helps clear brain fog and bolster concentration.
• It’s available through several online retailers.

Disadvantages of Neuro Nectar

• Some say the taste is pretty bad.
• It contains a lot of sugar.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Neuro Nectar through several different online retailers, including Amazon and Drugstore.com. You’ll typically pay about $25 for a bottle that should last 3-4 weeks.

Conclusion

If your new to brain boosting supplements and you’re more curious than anything else, Neuro Nectar may be a good place to start. It’s not incredibly innovative, but it does contain some of the ingredients we look for in this sort of thing. And the price point is low enough that you’re not taking too much of a financial risk.

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