This makes so much sense. We really are what we eat, even when it comes to our cognitive function. Checking out the video now.
How long did it take for you to notice the energy boost? I’m curious if it’s something that works right away or if it needs to build up in your system for a few weeks.
I’ve tried a few different supplements over the years but NeuroSerge is the only one that didn’t make me feel jittery. It just makes me feel very clear and calm throughout the whole day.
Is this the same video that talks about the specific type of sugar found in processed breads? I think I’ve heard of this sludge before.
My wife has been complaining about my forgetfulness for a year now and it’s starting to cause real tension. I am willing to try almost anything at this point to get my edge back and feel like myself again.
Does it help with that afternoon energy crash? I feel like my brain just shuts off around 3pm every day.
Thanks for sharing this, I definitely need to look into that MIT study. It’s scary how much we don’t know about our own brain health.
I actually started using NeuroSerge about three weeks ago and the difference in my focus is night and day. I don’t feel like I’m hunting for words as much during meetings anymore.
This sounds pretty intense. I always thought memory issues were just down to genetics because my dad struggled with it too.
I’ve been feeling so foggy lately, especially in the mornings. What exactly are those three foods you mentioned?

