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Cognizine Review
By Razvan Radu, Senior Writer, Susanne Blake, MS, RDN (expert review)
Susanne Blake is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with expertise in eating disorders, food reactions, & whole foods nutrition. She has worked with children and families, with elders and retirement communities, and has provided nutrition services to detention facilities, schools and recovery programs. Her media expertise is extensive and has included live television, as well as print publications.
Cognizine is a brain support formula that was created to boost the cognition process, such as learning, memory, focus, and concentration. The product is manufactured by Legacy Labs, a health company located in Arizona. The development team created an array of supplements, dedicated to a variety of common medical conditions. One of the scientists involved in creating Cognizine is Dr. Sam Walters, who is said to be a distinguished author with a prestigious career in bio-nutrition, who occupied a number of important positions such as being a diplomat of The American Council in Applied Clinical Nutrition and a member of the development team who created nutritional formulas for NASA. He joined Legacy Labs in order to create a specific formula, designed to answer the needs of aging brains, for an improved life quality and a better state of mind.
The product is claimed to provide essential daily neurotransmitter support, along with additional nutraceuticals that boost the cognitive function. According to its developers, the formula is designed to support cognition through every stage of life. Cognizine was mainly created for seniors over 40, who lost their ability to think clear and focus and it promises to improve the mood and productivity, to boost the blood and oxygen flow from the brain, and to restore up to twelve years of life’s worth of lost brain power.
Cognizine Ingredients
Cognizine contains the following ingredients: Vinpocetine, L-Glutamine, Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract, DHA Concentrate, Phosphatidylserine, Bacopa Powder, DMAE, Korean Ginseng Root Powder, Huperzine, Stearic Acid, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, Croscarmellose Sodium, Silicon Dioxide, and Decalcium Phosphate.
Product Features
In line with the company’s statements, the formula contains nine heavily researched key ingredients, known for their benefits in assisting brain function. One of these ingredients is the powder made from Bocopa Monieri, a white flower that grows on the banks of River Ghanges in India. This herb has been used in medicinal purposes since ancient times and is known to boost GABA, one of the most important neurotransmitters in the brain, which is linked to relaxation and anti-anxiety effects. Recent studies have discovered significantly improved verbal learning and memory acquisition and retention. Another important ingredient is Vinpocetine, a natural supplement extracted from Periwinkle plant, mostly used to attenuate memory impairments, increase the brain’s oxygen and blood flow, and prevent brain damage and neuronal cell death. Several studies have revealed increased brain performance and undeniable improvements in language, mathematics, and memory.
Another compound which seems to contribute to an overall enhanced state of mind is Phosphatidylserine (PS), a phospholid approved by FDA, which is an important part of cell membranes. PS deficiency is linked to aging related conditions and additional PS is believed to restock brain cell membranes and improve the nerve chemical function, stimulating the release of dopamine and serotonine. PS may also stimulate nerve cell growth and generate new connections between cells. Some scientists say that PS is the only medication that has demonstrated to reverse age-related memory loss in clinical studies.
There are no known side effects of Cognizine, but pregnant women, individuals under 18 or people who have a history of heart condition should not take the tablets before consulting with a specialist.
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Advantages
- The formula includes Ginkgo Biloba leaf extract, well-known for its benefits in boosting brain functions;
- Free shipping is available;
- The company provides video testimonials with real persons.
Disadvantages
- There is very little information about the company behind the product;
- The necessary of product for a full month’s use includes two bottles of the formula;
- The product has not been clinically reviewed yet.
Conclusion
Cognizine is backed up by two positive testimonials in video format posted on the manufacturer website and the company stated that they were made by real consumers who received an extra supply of the product for sharing their stories. They claimed to experience much better memory and a positive state of mind. Thanks to its ingredients, this product may be suitable for all kind of age related brain problems. Cognizine promises to make the brain 12 years younger, improving different functions, by taking 2 tablets per day. However, the formula might not be actually unique, since these ingredients are commonly used for this type of supplements.
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can adhd kids 17 age take this and will it help
I am a Vet, after I came back from the middle east, I started to notice my memory retention was not the same, for a while I joke that it was old age but I was only 41. Any way I retired in 2000, after a few financial kaos and family life crisis and after my divorce I ended in the state of Florida where I met my 2nd, 21nd half if you know what I mean. For 7 years very frequently we visited her family who live in a gated community and every time I had to asked fore… Read more »
My first response to this supplement!!! Started a little over 2 months ago and really wanting the product to work! I am contacting them for a refund.
yesterday I ordered COGNITINE and just went on Legacy Labs google and it is called cognizine. What is the difference if any ?
I have just read about the two products and I am wandering what is the difference between them. I am referring to cognitine and cognizine
I done took Cognitine and made me smarter! My brane werks good now. Almost my frends thinks I’m smartest man they no! I thing sew to! New thouts daly. My hed did got bigger, but its ok, cuz now such smarter. Many peepul tells me Braniac, witch I love this. I watch Cash Cab and get alots rite. It cost many munnys but hoo cares, I figyer someting out. Me so smart. Thanks heeps Cognitine! Ur the bestest.
This is tru you can beleave.
I am on aspirin 81 mg daily. I like to start cognizine to improve my short term memory problem.
Is it safe to take both together?
Legacy Labs has an “F” rating on the Better Business Bureau website. Beware!
Legacy Labs has an “F” rating on the Better Business Bureau. Look it up before wasting your money on this product.
I was alsways a proponent of Ginko Biloba and Ginseng extract. Those are well known memory enhancer and mental alertness dietary supplements. I used those in the past and they worked. Since Cognizine had these ingredients plus some others that did the same trick, I thought I would try them. After all, they were offering a 2-for-1 deal. I bought two bottles and used them for a month. They results seem to be there. My congitive abilities increased, my memory was better, and my mental alertness and stamina increased. It was impressive. By the way, heed the warning about not… Read more »
Gail Weaver
You have touched on a long overdue debate in the medical community.
What is the relationship between (going under surgery) and noticeable memory loss mostly
in the senior age bracket?
Within our circle of family and friends this condition has been noted.
I discussed this issue with a retired Anesthesiologist and there may be a correlation however there was no requirement to follow up after surgery to document any mental changes in the patient.
Seems like a great potential research study. The population is aging and many are undergoing surgery. I’ve had several, and can tell you that the brain does get messed up, though it is not clear what the interacting factors are. Post surgery fog does seem to last a while longer each time. I do take Cognizine, though sometimes forget to take it regularly! :-) I never stopped taking it because of surgery. I believe that it really has helped slow down my mental decline and I’m about ready to order another year’s supply. I was put on Aricept a while… Read more »
My Father, too, went in at age 88 for a medical procedure under anaesthesia and came out with “his clock wiped.” Up to that point, he was having little senior moments but was able to live independently, managing his own finances, medications, food, shopping, etc. After the procedure, he was clearly having difficulty with his frontal/temporal area. We waited several months to see if it was just “anaesthesia effects wearing off” but it never improved in the 20months before his death. I now tell everyone who has a parent reaching “that age” to be very aware that this can happen,… Read more »
It took months to get a bottle. . It seems to work. WERE THEY FORCED TO CHANGE THE NAME FROM COGNIZINE TO COGNITINE..?
I actually have taken cognizine for awhile, aprox 6 months and I really only take one a day. I really think it helps me with my vocabulary. I’m 52 and hate it when I’m talking and I can’t think of a word. Cognizine seams to help with my “word flow”.
How long to you advice a person to take 2 Cognizine Tabs per day until they see results ? I have been on 10 days.
I received my cognizine today and have a question….I am going in for back surgery shortly and wanted to know if this would be safe to take right now. my husband had several surgeries up to his death Dec 2nd of this year. Everytime he came out of of these surgeries his memory would keep getting worse. It seems this would be a very helpful aid to elderly people going through surgeries. any feedback on this…..
I looked up most ingredienst mentioned in the Cognizine Online Ad in Pub Med, which lists scientific studies. Most of the ingredients were associated with improving conditions associated with dimentia. But I would be hesitant to try this while I am still functioning well in cognitive areas.
I am very wary of medical promises that boarder, carefully, on what is legal to represent (as this pitch does) and a “special” pricing that is presented as exclusive but actually exactly what everyone else pays – yet presented as a HUGE savings. The guarantee is also BS. Two friends tried this, and could not NOT get their promised refund, and certainly not the additional 10 bucks promised. Sorry – I hate this kind of bait and switch advertising.
Didn’t remember purchasing this and had to look it up on the internet to find out why I bought it. Hum…I guess I really need this eh?
OK, so I am going to begin taking Cognizine today and will report back in a few weeks to reedit my review.
hi Cathleen…I read your post about cognizine…was wondering how you made out? Thank you for any info… ;)
What is the effect on someone with MS? I know I don’t remember as well as I once did and I have mobility problems with MS as well. I also think there is some cellular(?) exchange with the brain and other parts of the body. Will Cognizine help me???
Please advise!
Thank you!!!
I feel like my vocabulary is a lot better with this suppliment. Don’t know how long I can keep taking it at the price they’re charging though. I checked, and all the ingredients are available; though I’m not sure how much it would cost to buy all of them. Insure would like to know which ones are helping!
I have taken L glutamin and it works really great, but I broke out in hives and an itch that lasted 2 months. I am not sure this would help since I have had a reaction to L glutamine. We think that is what caused the hives, but we are not sure. I think Cognizine has L glutamine in it. I need to know where we get L glutamine from out diets. I think beef, but not sure.
I would like to know more about the company offering this product.
I have had a underactive thyroid all my life which has caused memory, concentration and comprehension problems. Is this product ok to take with synthroid? Will it interact with my thyroid?
I had a stroke one year ago that has affected the part of the brain that controls my vision. iI have decreased vision overall and only about 100 degree periphial vision on the left. Will this help the brain recover the loss of vision?
I have tried Cognizine for one month and noticed no change in my memory. In fact, sometimes I forgot to take it when I should have, and when I decided to cancel my participation, I could not remember where I had put my future supply that I had put away. After three days of searching our house I finally discovered my stash. Now my experience may not be typical. Physically, I am a very active 83-year-old with excellent brain functions, viz. I have an B.A. in English and an M.A. in Theatre. It was from taking some hormone shots to… Read more »
It’s a good product to use. Helpful :))
I would think cognizine would not be safe for anyone on coumadin, aspirin etc type therapies as it would act to potentiate these products. Please comment
how can I purchase a bottle of COGNIZINE
I am on prednisone 10mg and will be on it for a while. Would it be safe to take cognizine?
Dears!
I am a PhD student at age of 51. My memory is falling. I can’t remember what I have learned and even during my presentations I loose what I previously know and get frustrated. So, do you think Cognizine is a good solution? If it is, how can I get it in Addis Ababa(Ethiopia)?
Hello Judy,
While it should, in theory, be safe for someone that is immuosupressed to take Cognizine, it is strongly advised to consult a specialist before beginning the treatment, similarly to any other product.
Regards,
BR Editor
Is this product safe for organ transplant patients who are immunosupressed?
Hello Janice,
Taking Cognizin alongside Warfarin may lead to a decreased INR, hence it would accelerate blood coagulation.
We advise you to also consult your medical practitioner in order for him or her to confirm this information and, potentially, suggest a supplement that is best suited for your needs.
Regards,
BR Editor
I need to know what effect cognizine has on
a person that take warfarin
I am not sure about the efectiveness of this product. Maybe I just recall more names, but besides that I am as confused as before. Being old is so annoying!
I have been using this product for the past few months and I can really assure you that it works! I don’t know if it’s the placebo effect or the formula, but now I can remember all the things my wife says to me!
This is just too expensive for me! For a single month you have to take 2 bottles! There are more prestigious products like this on the market and they are much cheaper..