Nitro Mind Review

Product Features

Nitro Mind features two B vitamins in high doses, along with a special blend of 12 common nootropics. The proprietary blend includes bacopa monnieri, black pepper extract, huperzine-A, and oat straw. Oat straw is rarely included in supplements and it’s hard to find any evidence that it has practical applications. Oats themselves, such as oat bran, can help guard against heart disease and accumulating cholesterol. The straw has not been studied as well. It could help heart health, but reputable sources don’t generally recommend it as a supplement.

Huperzine-A is a cognitive enhancer which may aid the learning neurotransmitters in your body. It’s a nootropic which isn’t as recognizable as ginkgo biloba, but it’s becoming included in a large amount of products. It’s derived from Chinese club moss and is highly purified for better quality and potency. After being processed through a laboratory it doesn’t closely resemble the moss once used in some traditional medicines. Still, it’s a natural ingredient, and can provide many cognitive benefits. It’s being included in clinical research because of how it can reduce symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and the muscle disease myasthenia gravis. Like other nootropics, Huperzine-A can boost memory, alertness, mental energy, and learning capacity. The typical serving size is 50 to 200 mcg a day. Unfortunately we don’t know how much is in Nitro Mind. Their ingredients list is not very detailed.

Conclusion

This is a supplement which works well for some people. Others don’t see satisfactory results. As is common with supplements, people experience different results because individual biology varies so much. This isn’t expensive, so it can’t hurt to try Nitro Mind and see what it does for you. With our limited information on the contents of their formula, this could be a good nootropic for many people. There’s only one way to find out if it’s for you; to try it today.