Description
FM Nutrition Neurorise is a targeted brain-support formula combining clinically valued medicinal mushrooms to support cognitive performance, neuroplasticity, mental clarity, and nervous system resilience. This advanced mushroom complex works at multiple levels by supporting BDNF, Neuroplasticity, Brain repair, and Mitochondrial Health, too.
Key Ingredients
- Combined extract of Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus), Cordyceps Mushrooms (Cordyceps sinensis), and Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum)- 375mg
Key Indications
- Brain fog, poor concentration, or memory lapses
- High mental workload or cognitive stress
- Fatigue, burnout, or low mental stamina
- Age-related cognitive decline prevention
- Individuals seeking neuroprotective and adaptogenic support
Recommended Dosage
Take 1 ml (Full dropper) in a day before a meal or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.
Why Choose This Product?
- Clinically relevant medicinal mushroom combination
- Supports both cognitive performance and neural resilience
- Liquid format for better absorption and compliance
- Adaptogenic, non-sedative brain support
- Suitable for long-term brain health protocols
FAQs
Yes. Neurorise is designed for daily and long-term cognitive support.
No. Neurorise supports calm focus without sedation.
Yes, it is suitable for age-related cognitive support when used as directed.
Neurorise focuses on neuroplasticity and brain resilience using medicinal mushrooms rather than stimulants,
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