Neuro Botanicals Brain Formula microdose capsules

The most well-known formula from Neuro Botanicals is a synergistic combination of Lions Mane, Niacin, and Golden Teacher mushrooms that is intended to encourage neurogenesis. Research indicates that Brain Formula significantly lessens the symptoms of mood disorders while enhancing interpersonal relationships, outlook, and overall well-being. If you are new to microdosing and interested in a variety of advantages, this is the place to start. Lions Mane, niacin, and Golden Teacher mushrooms are combined in a synergistic way to support neurogenesis. According to the findings, Brain Formula significantly lessens the symptoms of mood disorders while enhancing interpersonal connections, perspective, and overall wellbeing. This is the place to start if you’re new to microdosing and interested in a variety of advantages.

IS BRAIN FORMULA THE RIGHT BLEND FOR ME?

Choose Brain Formula if your primary goal is general well-being, improved mood, improving headaches, or promoting neurogenesis.

WHAT DOSAGE IS RIGHT FOR ME?

If you are new to mushrooms or generally find yourself to be sensitive to products then choose a 50mg dose.

If you are experienced and feel like you need a stronger dose please choose 100mg.

If you’re not sure we suggest starting with 50mg as you can always take 2 capsules.

INGREDIENTS

50mg option
Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus)…………………. 425mg
Golden Teacher (Psilocybe cubensis)………………50mg
Niacin (nicotinic acid)………………………………………25mg

100mg option
Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus)………………… 375mg
Golden Teacher (Psilocybe cubensis)……………100mg
Niacin (nicotinic acid)………………………………..……25mg

*Sensitivity warning:  Niacin may cause redness, tingling, heat, and itchiness on areas of the skin for some people.  This is the effect of the “Niacin Flush”.  Although it is temporarily uncomfortable it is totally safe.  If you experience this feeling while taking Brain Formula you can simply reduce your intake of Niacin in other forms (multivitamin, food, etc).  Post-menopausal women seem to be most likely to experience sensitivity to Niacin.