Scientific Substantiation & Disclosures — Memory & Cognitive Support
The statements about NeuroDyne are supported by peer-reviewed research on natural compounds traditionally used for memory, attention, and processing speed. Below are direct links to clinical studies, meta-analyses, and reviews including authors/institutions, location (when available), and year.
Claim alignment: We reference studies that investigate the same types of compounds mentioned on this page (e.g., Bacopa monnieri, phosphatidylserine, L-theanine + caffeine, creatine). Results vary by dose, duration, and population. Informational content — not medical advice.
Minimum Criteria We Follow
- Alignment: Each study examines memory, attention, or speed outcomes related to the cited compound.
- Specificity: References evaluate the same active ingredient or proposed combination.
- Credibility: Clinical trials and reviews by qualified researchers published in recognized journals.
- Transparency: We list authors/institutions (when available), location, and publication year.
Referenced Studies
Bacopa monnieri Improves Working Memory (Randomized, Double-Blind, 90 Days)
Authors/Institution: Stough etal. • Location: Clinical • Year: 2008
Finding: Significant improvements in working memory accuracy compared to placebo after 90 days.
Source: PubMed
Chronic Bacopa Extract and Cognitive Function in Healthy Adults
Authors/Institution: Stough etal. • Location: Clinical • Year: 2001
Finding: Chronic Bacopa supplementation improves cognitive performance in healthy adults.
Source: PubMed
Standardized Bacopa Extract in Age-Associated Memory Impairment
Authors/Institution: Raghav etal. • Location: Clinical • Year: 2006
Finding: Improvements in mental control, logical memory, and paired learning in AAMI after 12 weeks.
Source: NIH/PMC
L-Theanine + Caffeine: Attention & Task Performance
Authors/Institution: Haskell etal. • Location: Clinical • Year: 2008
Finding: The combination improved measures of attention and alertness during demanding cognitive tasks compared to caffeine alone.
Source: PubMed
L-Theanine + Caffeine: Attention Switching & Distraction Resistance
Authors/Institution: Owen etal. • Location: Clinical • Year: 2008
Finding: Improved speed and accuracy in attention-switching and reduced distractibility in memory tasks.
Source: PubMed
Phosphatidylserine in Age-Associated Memory Impairment (AAMI)
Authors/Institution: Crook etal., Neurology • Location: Clinical • Year: 1991
Finding: 12-week supplementation (100mg 3×/day) in AAMI — historically cited data in literature.
Source: Neurology
Important: Many trials are short-term with small samples; effects tend to be moderate and depend on population, dosage, and duration. This section is educational and not a substitute for medical advice. If you have health conditions or take medication, consult a qualified professional.
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