In Germany (among other countries) it is a prescription drug called Cavinton. I assume the German FDA doesn't let just any useless pill to be on their market. The pharma company Gedeon Richter makes it. https://topbrainboosters.com/cavinton-forte/ "However, it is widely used in Eastern Europe and Russia. Here are the indications for use and information from some related studies: Organic psychosyndrome. In a randomized, double-blind multicentre trial in patients suffering from organic psychosyndrome, patients that received treatment with Cavinton showed significant improvement on CGI and SKT scale compared to the placebo group. Cerebrovascular disorders. In the study performed on 100 patients suffering from various cerebrovascular disorders Cavinton improved their performance in psychodiagnostic tests, memory, and alertness. Their EEG results were improved as well. Another randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled study on patients with ischemic stroke showed that Cavinton increased their cerebral perfusion. Epilepsy. During the clinical trial performed on 31 patients suffering from various forms of epilepsy, in 20 patients this drug decreased the frequency of attacks or led to their complete disappearance. In a study on the newborns with birth traumas, Cavinton combined with conventional therapy showed better results than standard therapy alone."
You mean the drug industry. Cavinton has been on the market for 4 decades and it is a prescription drug in Europe based on Vinpocetine. Does this fact change your mind? I don't think so. Now your attitude toward supplements has been duly noted, no need to express it anymore until you actually try the thing.
Supplements are drugs, I just want both proven. When I take my meds, i want to know they may actually work, even though i can afford them https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases...in-depth/cholesterol-medications/art-20050958
jack lalanne died @ 96 pulling a barge with his teeth... my grandfather died @86 with a beer in his hand which way do you want to go you can workout, GET CUT pop supps till cows come home...you may stave off premature death but ain't living any longer than that
I also have to assume the dosage in Europe might be stronger or more concentrated than what you buy here as a supplement.
Here is what I found: "The recommended dosage for Cavinton is 5 mg per day, though some people have reported safely taking as much as 100 mg in a single day. You should ideally speak to a doctor to determine the best dosage for you, especially if you are using Cavinton for certain medical purposes in addition to cognitive enhancement benefits. In Alpha Brain, you will find 5 mg of Vinpocetine extract per serving which consists of two capsules. " So they are at least the same. But on Amazon you can get 10-30 mg pills, so...
Sure, thus this thread.... I offered to be the test monkey. 2 studies of Fisetin: Here is a 3rd one: https://www.salk.edu/news-release/e...ant-compound-may-reduce-mental-effects-aging/
28 reviews on WebMD. All good. https://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supp...ETINE&pageIndex=0&sortby=3&conditionFilter=-1