Fortune Health® Youth Adaptogen Brain Booster - 60 Tablets
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8-Week Real-life Evidence
• 90% Focus | Enhance study and work efficiency
• 83% Responsiveness | Clearer mind and boost for a sharp mind
• 83% Memory | Reduces daily forgetfulness
• 83% Thinking Ability | Clearer thinking with smoother logic
Brain-Protecting Strategies for Different Age Groups
• Office Workers: 86% agreed it improved work efficiency, stayed highly focused, and boosted a sharp mind.
• Seniors: 83% agreed it improved memory and reduced forgetfulness, powered by Ginkgo Biloba and life™ OMEGA Algal Oil DHA.
• Students: 90% agreed it significantly improved focus, powered by Bacopa Monnieri.
Product Information
Product Information
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Active Ingredients
Active Ingredients
Dosage and Administration
Dosage and Administration
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Brain Booster
Activates brain cellular vitality
Enhances memory, concentration, and thinking abilities
Fortune Health® Unique Features
7 Benefits
Unique Foundation Formulation
Youth Adaptogen
Incorporate Chinese and Western Herbal Brain-Boosting Ingredients
life™ OMEGA Algal Oil DHA
Clinical studies have proven18 that Algal Oil DHA may help improve memory and enhance cognitive performance
Bacopa Monnieri
Slows down the degradation of neurotransmitters in the brain to enhance memory and concentration²⁰
Ginkgo Biloba
Promotes brain health, including neuroprotective effect and memory improvement¹⁹
Green Tea extract
Contains catechins and other antioxidants that protect cells and support brain function, and can reduce brain inflammation²¹
Exclusive Youth Adaptogen
Unique 3R mechanism
repairs cells and activates functionality
The product is suitable for
Real-life evidence with significant effect
90%of respondents agree it enhances concentration.*
83%of respondents agree it enhances responsiveness, memory and thinking abilities.*
*ESD Service Limited recruited 70 respondents to participate in the product trial campaign of Fortune Health® Youth Adaptogen Brain Booster from June to September 2024 and successfully completed an online survey after the 8-week product trial.
Recommended Dosage:
Take 1–2 Capsules daily. Suggest to take in the morning or noon.
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Reference
Reference
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