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Longer pieces on how supplement labels work, what the evidence supports, and how to judge a product before you pay for it.
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Written to be useful whether or not you buy anything.
Why Ten-Ingredient Brain Formulas Almost Always UnderdoseA capsule holds 400-800mg. Research doses for common brain supplement ingredients add up to several grams. Here is the arithmetic every multi-ingredient formula runs into.2026-08-22 · 7 min readFood First, Capsule Second: What Actually Feeds a BrainThe eating patterns with real evidence behind them for brain health, and where a supplement realistically fits. No single food is a brain food.2026-08-25 · 8 min readWhy Brain Supplements Keep Putting Blood Sugar Ingredients in the BottleBerberine, cinnamon and banaba leaf keep appearing in memory formulas. The reasoning behind it, how far the evidence goes, and the interaction risk of stacking them.2026-08-28 · 7 min readHow To Test a Brain Supplement on Yourself Without Fooling YourselfA practical protocol for judging whether a memory supplement does anything: what to measure, how long to run it, and the biases that make most people get this wrong.2026-09-01 · 6 min readThe 9-Point Checklist for Buying Any Brain SupplementNine things to check on any memory or focus supplement label before you pay, in order of importance. Most products fail the first one.2026-09-04 · 6 min read
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Ten pages, one per ingredient, with the dose each one is actually studied at.
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