Neurofuse-Review
The Product Claims of Neurofuse
This full review of brain booster Neurofuse analyses its product claims of enhancing mental speed, analysis and reaction; heightening energy levels and improving concentration and brain function vitality..
Today, thanks to time-pressured lifestyles and many people having to multitask more than ever before, nootropic supplements continue to appear on the market. Neurofuse claims to be one of the best nootropics. According to the manufacturer, the wide selection of premium product compounds improve brain health, cognition, memory related functions, drive, focus and concentration. Improved well-being and mood and reduced anxiety are also asserted as benefits. Purportedly, the product is designed to produce an even-spaced continuum of these benefits, rather than stimulating a peak-and-crash effect.
Ingredients
Each serving of 2 capsules contains 667 IUiu Vitamin D3; 3,3 mg Vitamin B6; 33,3 mcg Vitamin B12, with the rest of the ingredients combined in a ‘Neurofuse blend’ of 903 mg:
- Bacopa Monnieri - an antioxidant used to boost cognition and memory creation.
- Rhodiola Rosea - a herb that reduces fatigue and promotes mental youth.
- Caffeine - stimulates mental and physical performance, and sensitises neurons.
- L-Theanine - an amino acid found in natural teas that helps reduce stress.
- Phosphatidylserine - prevents cognitive decline and improves brain functioning.
- Choline Bitartrate - boosts acetylcholine, the neurotransmitter that helps you learn.
- Vitamin B6 - helps brain and body absorb neurotransmitters and treat Alzheimer’s as well as ADHD.
- Huperzine A - promotes cognition.
- Vitamin D3 - supports improved mood and feelings of wellbeing as well as cognition.
- Alpha Lipoic Acid - a fatty acid involved in metabolism with strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
- Vitamin B12 - boosts energy, mood and concentration.
- Vitamin D3
- Vitamin B6
- Vitamin B12
There is 667 lUiu, 3,3mg and 33,3 mcg of the last 3 ingredients in each serving. The rest are combined to form a 903 Neurofuse ‘blend’. This proprietary blend contains enough concentrated compounds per serving to make an impact in theory.
Bacopa Monnieri is an antioxidant which boosts cognition and memory formation. Rhodiola Rosea reduces fatigue and increases vitality. Caffeine acts as a mental stimulant. L-Theanine is a great as an amino acid as it fights stress while Phosphatidylserine prevents cognitive aging. It works together with Choline Bitartrate to increase acetylcholine, which is critical to the brain as it enhances neurotransmission - the brain’s ability to send and receive messages. Vitamin B6 as an inclusion is also important as many modern diets lack enough B6, which aso aids neurotransmission.
Huperzine A promotes cognition, D3 improves feeling of well-being, as does B12. Alpha Lipoic Acid aids metabolism and inflammation.
The inclusion of caffeine is somewhat surprising as the cumulative effect together with some other compounds could lead to overstimulation and interrupted sleep, one of the most commonly reported side effects of Neurofuse. Users who love coffee are advise to scale back significantly on their coffee intake if using Neurofuse.
Each serving comprises two capsules.
Dosage Instructions
Acclimatize your body’s receptivity to this supplement by working your way up from 1 to 2 or 4 capsules. Do not take more than 6 in a 24-hour period. Take together with meals. Pregnant women, those under 18, and those with pre-existing medical issues should not embark on this course without medical clearance.
Cost and Guarantee
You can purchase the product online via the website or Amazon. A month’s supply will set you back by $69,99, or $29,82 for a bottle of 30 capsules. This is a two or one-week supply, depending on your consumption, making the product pricey. No coupons or volume discounts appeared to be available.
The manufacturer asserts its 14-day trial bottle pack to be an ‘industry best’ money-back guarantee. The trial bottle contains only 10 capsules though, which is a 5-day supply. However, in our research this was not an industry leading money back guarantee and is also something of an upsell, since you will be charged on your credit card for a month’s supply after taking up the trial. You must actively cancel this subscription to avoid this upsell. Some irate verified consumers have reported poor client service and difficulty cancelling monthly charges once accepting the free trial. It does appear to be a case of ‘Buyer, beware!’.
Additionally, there is a 30-day money back guarantee which only applies to the first bottle. This is good but as nootropics work differently for everyone, a 60 or 90-day guarantee would have been better.
Summary Of Our Neurofuse Review
A good synthesis of compounds and more than in most other brain boosters, possibly due to the high price. It is likely to lead to improved feelings of general well-being and the inclusion of vitamin B6 is always important. However, there is a lack of scientific verification that the product works as purports and it is important to note that everyone will have a different reaction, given that individual brain functioning differs for all.
The most common side effects reported are high blood pressure, shakiness and the jitters, along with severed sleep. See our caffeine warning under Ingredients. Reviews have ranged from dismal to good, with some not seeing a quick beneficial change but expecting it, given the price.
Our major concerns are that the manufacturer appears to have gone to great lengths to conceal their identity, that the ‘free trial’ is in fact an upsell that leads to credit-card charged further purchases and that the 30-day guarantee may be too short. Try a less expensive product with a more comprehensive guarantee if anything in this review is not to your liking.
