Solgar Brain Works with Full Spectrum Curcumin & BacoMind - Mind and Memory Vitamines - Choline Supplement - Supports Focus & Mental Performance - Gluten Free - Vegan Capsules - Pack of 60

I also take lions mane and they seem to work well together.......All solgar products are excellent.....and I think that they are very much worth the higher price.This is brain food/assistance at it's very best and without nasty side effects. You can definitely feel the difference.....without brain fog......so very pleased.

I almost wish these Solgar Brain Works capsules didn't work because they're so pricey I wouldn't want to feel I had to keep buying them, but I think they do make difference albeit a subtle one. I've taken Curcumin separately for some time now but stopped just before starting with this supplement. I've also tried Choline before, one of the active ingredients here, but not recently - it's thought to support neurotransmitters in the brain and supposedly has an effect on memory and concentration. The main ingredient I'd never heard of or tried is 'Bacomind' made from extracts of the Bacopa Monnieri plant and there are interesting claims made for it although there also seems to be a lack of real scientific evidence to back those up. Note there's a suspected issue with taking Bacopa Monnieri and Thyroid conditions so be wary if you suffer from any such issues.They're quite large capsules and inky-purple coloured, which makes a change, and so beware if you struggle with swallowing big tablets and capsules. Given that there's Curcumin in there, which is bright yellow and stains everything it touches, I suspect opening up the capsules might get very messy, so just open wide and take a big gulp. I get no after effects, no nasty burps or stomach upsets and I usually take them in the morning with breakfast. The effect I get is subtle but noticeable, I just feel bit more focussed and alert. It's a bit like drinking your first coffee of the day except without the unnatural buzz that Caffeine often gives, this feels more natural. There's some talk of Bacopa Monnieri having some benefits for Alzheimer's sufferers but I can't speak to that at all, but it really does seem to have some effect for a forgetful middle-aged bloke so might be worth a try. I've always appreciated Solgar's quality and reputation but I do question why these need to be so expensive, though the main culprit seems to be the Bacopa Monnieri which is a pricey ingredient.

I received it in the next day, well packaged and no problems! Let’s see if it helps.

The nice thing about these tablets is that they come in a very well presented box and jar.The capsules, however, are just too big for a mere mortal. Each is nearly 25mm long and 8mm in diameter. This makes them quite hard to swallow. You might think that you could break them open and just swallow the contents.BUT...... be warned. These capsules contain Tumeric and Curcumin so it you do take them this way your mouth will turn yellow.Even if you do manage to swallow one normally they still turn everything output yellow!I see nothing in the sales information that demonstrates the proven benefits of the tables. The label highlights two ingredients: Curcumin and Bacomind. I can't find any evidence that Curcumin aids mind and memory as claimed. Bacomind seems to be the ingredient that is the key. Apparently, research suggests that it may help enhance brain function. Nothing proven so take that information as you will.At £35-£40 for 20 to 30 days supply (depending on your intake) it seems expensive for the potential benefitsNot for me I'm afraid.

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These large aubergine coloured capsules come in a plastic tub with a screw top lid.There are 60 capsules in the bottle and the dosage is suggested at two or three per day. I think, as many others have said, that the price for just three to four weeks supply is on the expensive side for most people. I've been taking two per day and, particularly after the morning capsule, I have felt slightly more alert and ready for the day.The capsules are free from gluten, wheat, dairy, soya, sugar, starch and yeast which makes them suitable for vegans and coeliacs.

The supplement's constituents do have a degree of independently verified proof behind the claims made for them

I would like to say that I noticed a difference in my memory or focus after trying it for a month, but I did not. I would not buy it again for the price it costs.