Jeunesse M1ND

M1ND is a dietary supplement featuring clinically shown CERA-Q™ that supports memory and L-Theanine that helps reduce mental distraction.†

Modern-day living demands individuals to increasingly remember more and fight distractions. In the last 60 seconds, 204 million emails, 4 million Google searches and 277,000 tweets have streamed through phones, tablets and computers.

Recalling and responding to all this daily data can cause stress and Jeunesse has developed M1ND with L-Theanine to help reduce mental distraction and exclusive rights to CERA-Q, a scientific solution to support memory.

CERA-Q: A new, powerful protein blend exclusive to Jeunesse M1ND, clinically shown to support memory and recollection. CERA-Q is backed by seven scientific studies, some of which show statistically significant results in memory recollection within 3 weeks (200mg dose daily).†

L-Theanine: An amino acid that helps to reduce mental distraction.†

GABA (Gamma-aminobutyric acid): An amino acid that is naturally occurring in the body.

N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine: An essential amino acid.

Discovered in the year 2000 by Korean researchers, CERA-Q was uncovered by breaking down silkworm cocoons into smaller proteins. The data from seven clinical studies shows that CERA-Q supports memory and recollection.† Some of these studies showed statistically significant differences in memorization ability and word recall in 3 weeks.

A TEST ON THE ABILITY TO RECALL WORDS

An Auditory Verbal Learning Test (RAVLT) measures the number of words recalled after 20 minutes. This graph indicates the mental function before and after three weeks, where the CERA-Q group shows statistically significant changes of 90% from baseline

FIGURE 2. Changes in number of words recalled from the RAVLT section of the Rey-Kim Memory Test measuring memory maintenance in normal, healthy adults. Bars with different letters (a, b, c) were significantly different from each other (P<0.05) by One-Way ANOVA with Tukey’s Multiple Comparison Test (between groups) or paired t test (within group). Adapted from Figure 4 of Lee et al., 2004b.

In clinical settings, volunteers were randomly divided into three groups: placebo, 200mg and 400mg doses of CERA-Q™. One study showed statistically significant improvement of cognitive function.

FIGURE 3. Improvement of cognitive function by CERA-Q in clinical settings. Volunteers were randomly divided into placebo and two treated groups (200mg and 400mg). Improvement effects were evaluated by comparison of scores of K-WAIS test before and after intake of CERA-Q. Indication was two capsules b.i.d., p.o., three weeks. The values are reported as mean +-S.E.M. Students’ t-test was used to analyze the relationship between the scores of before and after intake. The dose-dependent relationship among placebo, 200mg and 400mg groups was analyzed by using one-way ANOVA (Tukey’s Multiple Comparison Test). Different characters (a, b, c) indicate statistically significant, and same character indicates statistically non-significant (P<0.05).

In 1990, Japanese food scientists developed an enzymatic process that is chemically identical to the L-Theanine found in tea. This amino acid is clinically shown to reduce mental distraction and support a calm state of mind.† Thirty to forty minutes following ingestion, some studies show an increase in alpha brain waves, which is the electrical activity between our conscious thinking and subconscious mind. Alpha-waves are commonly linked to increasing creative thinking.

• Supports a calm state of mind without causing drowsiness†

• Clinically shown to reduce mental distraction†

• Clinically shown to increase alpha brain waves†

• Delicious lemon meringue flavor with M1ND-activating tingle

• Distraction-reducing L-Theanine†

• Clinically shown, memory-keeping CERA-Q™†

• Commuter-friendly travel packet

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