Memorall Review

Product Features

Memorall is a mixed formulation of herbal extracts, vitamins and minerals, which attempt to improve the brain’s memory capacity and concentration capabilities in a natural way.

Vitamins B6, B12 and B9 (the latter also known as Folic Acid) have little known use in people that are not suffering from deficiency of said vitamins. There is some proof that vitamin B6 might have some use in treatment of neurological disease such as Parkinson’s disease, but these claims are still being researched through clinical trials. There is some speculation that the combination of these three vitamins can reduce stress in the human body, but these allegations might occur only due to the presence of these ingredients in a large amount of multivitamin complexes.

The presence of N-Acetyl Cysteine in this formulation is also misleading, as the substance is usually used to treat renal failure or overdoses from other substances, and only has little use in neurology, such as in the management of bipolar disorder.

Acetyl L “Carnitine is a derivate of L-Carnitine that’s supposed to pass the brain-blood barrier in larger amounts. It is an antioxidant, same as the Gingko Biloba extract, and both serve attested use in preventing cell deterioration.

Vinpocetine is a semisynthetic derivative of a herbal extract; it is effective in enhancing cerebral blood flow and is commonly used for the treatment of cerebrovascular disorders and age-related memory impairment. It is sometimes preferred to other similar substances due to the low occurrence rate of side effects.

Although XYMOGEN claims that all of their products are sent to an independent laboratory for testing, the results of these tests are not made available to the public, making it difficult to discern whether the combination of ingredients serve the advertised purpose or not.

There are no reported side effects associated with this product, but it is recommended to respect the recommended dose to prevent negative effects. The manufacturer claims that the optimal dose is one tablet each day, but they encourage you to consult your physician in case you might need the dose adjusted to your particular needs.

Conclusion

Memorall claims to improve the lives of those taking it by boosting memory and reducing stress; unfortunately, it is not certain whether these claims are valid or not, as it is impossible to ascertain the product’s effectiveness without access to trials. It is also confusing why some of the ingredients are present in the formulation, as it does not seem that they have any connection to what the product is supposed to do.

There have been people that tried Memorall and experienced benefits from it, leaving it up to the customer to decide whether to try this product or not. If you are interested in purchasing the product, we recommend you talk to your doctor regarding potential benefits from Memorall or other similar products, and conduct your own research on the matter.