CogniForce

CogniForce provides the key nutrients for cognitive function and brain health maintenance. A standardized root extract of the adaptogenic herb ashwagandha known as Sensoril, and L-theanine work to reduce stress hormones and promote more clear and relaxed thinking. Ginkgo leaf extract increases blood flow to the brain, leading to more responsive and accurate memory. A complex of B-vitamins promotes normal metabolism of homocysteine. Multiple clinical trials have shown that maintaining healthy homocysteine levels reduces brain volume loss that occurs naturally with aging.*
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Nourish your mind with these 10 brain-feeding nutrients

Let your brain feast on the 10 nutrients it desperately craves.

The Cogniforce brain-feeding supplement is specifically designed to promote...

  • Faster memory recall*
  • Heightened awareness*
  • Enhanced concentration*


You might assume these things are only affected by age.

However, with the correct nutrition you can help reverse the effects of aging and keep your brain running like new … effectively rebuilding your brain.*

The first ingredient, Acetyl L-Carnitine (ALC), is a neurotransmitter building block which provides a wide range of brain health benefits.*

An Italian study showed that elderly people who took ACL performed significantly better on memory tests.*

That’s because they add to the deep mass of neurons which control memory. This is the first ingredient your brain gorges on.

But Cogniforce still hasn’t dished up the second course.

Feel the effects of L-theanine - shown to increase your alpha brain-wave activity. These are the “feel-good” brain-waves you experience when you’re relaxed, alert and clear.* Oxford University noticed it has effect after just 30 minutes.

And leave room for Cogniforce’s Gingko Leaf Extract. This remarkable ingredient is linked with increased blood-flow to the brain. It is also shown to boost microcirculation - helping carry these nutrients through its tiniest capillaries. Rounding out the formula are several B vitamins associated with improved memory performance: Folic Acid, Vitamin B6 and B12.*

Is your brain hungry for these nutrients?

Why not try Cogniforce and see for yourself?

If you don’t feel as sharp, focused and alert as you’ve ever been, simply return the bottle for a full refund.*

Serving Size: 2 Veg Capsules

Servings Per Container: 30

Directions: Adults take 2 capsules once daily.

Ingredient
Amount
% DV
Riboflavin
8 mg
615%
Vitamin B6
  (as pyridoxine hydrochloride)
20 mg
1,176%
Folate
1,360 mcg DFE (800 mcg folic acid)
340%
Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)
500 mcg
20,833%
L-theanine
100 mg
*
Ginkgo leaf extract
120 mg
*
Black pepper fruit extract
  (BioPerine®†)
5 mg
*
Ashwagandha root and leaf extract
  (Sensoril®^)
125 mg
*
N-acetyl-L-tyrosine
50 mg
*
N-acetyl-L-carnitine hydrochloride
45 mg
*

*Daily Value (DV) not established.

Other Ingredients: Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, microcrystalline cellulose, silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate, water.

†BioPerine® is a registered trademark of Sabinsa Corporation.

^Sensoril® is a trademark of Natreon, Inc. and is protected under U.S. Patent 7,318,938 and CA Patent No. 2,508,478.

GMP

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Customer Reviews

I can remember names and details more quickly

“I've been taking Cogniforce for a month and actually believe my memory has improved and connections have been strengthened. Specifically, I am able to remember names and details more quickly. I feel great!”

Howard A.
Fort Worth, TX

I am so grateful for this product

“After about two weeks of taking Cogniforce daily, I noticed an incredible improvement in my personal knowledge. I was back to "real" reality. I am so very grateful I stumbled on this marvelous product to ground me. It was so difficult and heartbreaking functioning in a solitary world. It is a very natural combination of vitamins, supplements, and herbal solutions that are effective in maintaining important parts of our functioning brain.”

Nicole S.
Tulsa, OK

Easy to encorporate

“I like how the CogniForce supplements came as a capsule that was not huge. I found improved focus over time; my short-term memory was improving after two weeks, and I was getting better sleep at night. It was easy to incorporate it into my routine meds.”

Joyce W.
Oro Valley, AZ

Able to handle work that used to overwhelm me.

“I have been taking Cogniforce for about 5 weeks now. I noticed a positive result fairly early, but I wanted to make sure I could not attribute it to anything else before I decided to take it forever. I am feeling more alert and better able to handle tedious work that used to overwhelm me. The tedious work is necessary--in fact, essential--in my job, and I am so grateful to be able to get it done!”

Leslie M.
Brownsburg, IN

Absolutely pleased with my improvement!

“I decided to take the Cogniforce supplements as recommended to see if they work, and I truly expected another failure..........but they clearly are helping!!!!! I do not forget as many everyday words as I used to. I am absolutely pleased with my improvement!”

Ernest E.
Port Orchard, WA

Answer to my prayers.

“I just reordered six bottles! Thank you! You have truly been an answer to my prayers!”

Marijean P.
Minooka, IL

I am very pleased

“In taking the Cogniforce supplements, I have found that my thinking processes have changed and my memory function is improving. I am very pleased and will continue recommending it to others - I’ve already even spoken to friends about it. Hopefully, they will see changes as well.”

Donna C.
Alum Bank, PA

Talking better, thinking better, and more energy.

“My husband is talking much better, thinking better, and has a lot more energy. Cogniforce was easy to add to his daily routine and it all seems to have made a difference in his emotional state as well. I am happy with this product and will be ordering as we need.”

Elizabeth L.
Umatilla, FL

Great supplement!

“I am taking the CogniForce dietary supplement. I have noticed a difference. My thinking is sharper, and I feel more alert. I understand and communicate better. Thank you for this great supplement! ”

Roberta D.
San Jose, CA

“I feel better and have more energy!”

Rickey B.
Canton, TX

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