Lucidal Review

Product Features

Lucidal is a multivitamin formulation with more than 50 ingredients that are advertised as beneficial for the human brain and body. Most of these ingredients have already been covered in other reviews and the conclusions were similar for most of them: they have a high potential of increasing brain capacities, but most of them have not undergone human trials yet. Some of the ingredients contained in the product, such as ginkgo biloba or vitamin B6, have been scientifically proven to have beneficial effects on the human brain.

Unlike many supplements that are freely available on the market, Lucidal has undergone clinical trials, with the full results being available on the manufacturer’s website. According to the study, the formulation improves memory, mental clarity, mental energy, concentration and cognitive reaction time. It also seems that Lucidal reduced depression and anxiety and improved the overall mood of the people who used it. The study also mentions there were no Lucidal side effects reported by the participants to the trials.

The manufacturer doesn’t mention the effects of taking a high dose of the supplement. Due to the high concentrations of vitamins, an exaggerated dose can have dangerous consequences, because hypervitaminosis is a toxic condition that can result in disturbances of the digestive and endocrine system, and even in coma and death if not treated on time.

Lucidal reviews are rather hard to find, but the majority of the ones available mention rather moderate results.

The recommended dosage for Lucidal is 3 capsules a day. There is no mention of contraindications, as the product website claims that there are no negative interactions with other forms of medication and the supplement is safe to use by all age groups.

Conclusion

People generally think that supplements based on vitamins and minerals can do no harm: even if they don’t prove very effective, they can’t hurt you either. However, they should be made aware that vitamin poisoning is a serious risk and they should follow precisely all dosing instructions even when it comes to multivitamin formulations.

In the case of Lucidal, there seems to be little intake risk for most people, although the manufacturer’s claim that the product is safe for children has yet to be clinically proven. All their other claims have been tested though, with moderately successful results, so apparently, this supplement lives up to its promises.

The major drawback for Lucidal is its high price. This might push customers towards the multitude of similar products available that have generic brands but would save them a lot of money. This is a decision left to be made by the customers who need to carefully evaluate the price-performance ratio.