NeuroTonix is a well known nootropic supplement. In this review, Alex Whybrow gives it a full test and aims to answer all your questions about this potentially game changing supplement. Find out if it’s a good fit for your needs in the full NeuroTonix review below.

NeuroTonix – An Introduction

The world of nootropics is currently exploding into life, with new products being made more widely available all of the time and research in to this field becoming more and more substantial as the years pass by. The USA is undoubtedly at its centre, but we are lucky enough to have access to products from all over the world.

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One such product is NeuroTonix. Originally launched in 2016, NeuroTonix is made under the Wolfson Brands umbrella – a wellness company based in Glasgow, Scotland. They pride themselves on their ‘cutting edge science’ and work closely with athletes to create their products. These range from beauty and wellness supplements to technology systems for e-commerce. They even produce a magazine that covers exercise and wellness and editorials from the the world of fitness and supplementation.

NeuroTonix is aimed at ‘people with deadlines’ – which we can take to mean students and professionals, basically men and women of all ages. The focus really seems to be on enhancing cognitive performance, but with an emphasis on what isn’t in these dietary supplements.

They are caffeine-free and made with all-natural ingredients. People can often be wary about what they are putting into their bodies, so this will come as a welcome relief to many who want to moderate their caffeine intake but still enjoy the benefits of a quality nootropic. They are natural, so nothing to worry about there.

In this review, we are going to be looking at the potential benefits of taking NeuroTonix, before analyzing the ingredients and the best methods for taking this particular nootropic. Then we will detail our own experiences when we put NeuroTonix to the test, before a FAQ section, and then delivering our verdict on NeuroTonix.

Ultimately, this NeuroTonix review is designed to give you a complete overview of this ‘smart drug’, assess its efficacy and ultimately help you to decide if it’s a good fit for you and your needs.

So let’s get straight into it!

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Benefits

On the NeuroTonix website, five main benefits are listed, so I thought it would be a good idea to look at each one in a bit of detail to give you a good idea of what you can expect if you decide to start taking this particular nootropic.

Razor Sharp Focus

We’ve all been there when we’re sat at our desks and…..nothing. Your phone, the desk next to you, the TV, the window – everything else seems to divert your attention away from the task at hand. Not only is it frustrating in the moment, but it also stops you from fulfilling your potential. NeuroTonix promises ‘improved focus without distractions’, which would be welcome to almost everyone.

Lowered Stress Levels

Stress is a problem for a lot of reasons – for one it can really inhibit your productivity. It can form a thick fog in your head, which prevents you from seeing the solutions to your problems.

Stress, of course, is also not very good for your health. It can lead to all kinds of health problems, physical and mental, with serious consequences if it continues for a long period of time. Many of the ingredients that are included in NeuroTonix are there to specifically target stress.

Boosted Memory

Struggling to remember certain key facts and information can seriously hamper your productivity. Having to stop to constantly look things up takes time, and stops you in your tracks when you are working in full flow.

With NeuroTonix, you will apparently be able to ‘recall memories with ease’ as well as your ‘mental alertness’.

Enhanced Eye-Brain Connection

This is a benefit that you don’t get with many nootropics – a focus on eye health.

The theory is that as we are all staring at various screens for much longer these days – the blue light that is emitted from our phones and tablets can cause damage to our eyes, resulting in long-term damage as well as disrupted sleep.

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To combat this, NeuroTonix is packed full of ingredients that have a focus on the health of our eyes, which in turn will slow down the aging of our brains.

All of these benefits are produced by the unique combination of ingredients in NeuroTonix. Let’s now take a more in-depth look at those ingredients and find out exactly what is inside these supplements.

NeuroTonix Ingredients

A quick look now at all of the ingredients that you will find in NeuroTonix, and what their individual impact is – or at least what the theory is behind each ingredient’s inclusion.

Bacopa monnieri extract (250mg)

Also known as water hyssop, this is a creeping herb that is commonly found in wetlands all over the world, but particularly in India. It has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries as it is thought to have a positive impact on memory, as well as work to reduce anxiety, and has even been used to treat epilepsy.

It is the impact on memory that is particularly positive, and this has been backed up by some independent studies, albeit mainly in the elderly community. It has been recommended for use for early-onset Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment. However, its effect on healthy, younger minds is subject to more debate with no conclusive studies as yet.

L-tyrosine (250mg)

This is an amino acid that can be produced naturally within the body (from another amino acid – phenylalanine). L-tyrosine is essential for producing various brain chemicals, as well as helping to produce melatonin and aiding the function of organs that regulate hormones.

Its use in NeuroTonix is focused on its involvement in stress neurotransmitters – epinephrine and norepinephrine. While research isn’t yet conclusive, it is thought that by taking L-tyrosine supplements you can improve your memory and perform better when put under stress.

Cat’s Claw concentrate (175mg)

This woody vine from the Amazon rainforest (so-called because its thorns resemble the claws of cats) has been used to protect against disease for 2,000 years in South and Central America.

Today it is seen as a dietary supplement for a vast array of medical conditions, ranging from hemorrhoids and arthritis to cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. While its primary function seems to boost the immune system, it is thought to work to prevent aging of the brain as well, although there needs to be more research to back up this claim.

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This is another substance that has been used for centuries in various forms. Coming from the leaves and stems of unripened Sativa plants, Oat Straw is thought to regulate blood flow to the brain.

This is of interest to the producers of NeuroTonix, who include oat straw with the ambition of making you more alter and attentive – which more blood to the brain can give you. Some studies have suggested that this is only noticeable in older patients with deteriorating brain function, though.

L-theanine (100mg)

Another amino acid, L-theanine is commonly found in green and black tea, as well as some mushrooms. While it is not essential for humans, it is thought to have a positive impact on the brain, particularly