The proprietary blend that makes up most of the ingredients in Quietum Plus includes ingredients such as:

• Yin yang huo - is a member of the genus Epimedium. According to studies, it can be used to treat hay fever symptoms, arteriosclerosis problems. However, further investigations are needed before any conclusive statements can be made. One could also say that the ability to improve brain health has improved.
• Tribulus Terrestris - A small leafy plant called Tribulus Terrestris is native to Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. In traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, its roots and fruits have been used to enhance and maintain urinary tract health and reduce edema. Apothecaries say they chose this ingredient for its ability to control neuroinflammation, protect the body from free radicals, and aid in its antidepressant effects. According to another study, Tribulus Terrestris has antioxidant properties and is involved in the breakdown of acetylcholine, a naturally produced neurotransmitter that is important for memory, muscle contraction and messaging. through several nerves.
• Catuaba Powder - The bark found in the Brazilian rainforest is used to make catuaba powder. Catuabine (an alkaloid) is believed to treat or prevent a number of ailments, anxiety, asthma, infections, bronchitis, fatigue, insomnia, weakness, obesity, memory problems and possibly skin cancer (second on stage) . Unfortunately, the number of studies on many of these topics is quite small, making it impossible to draw conclusions about the general population. While most of these effects come from rodent studies, catuaba contains anti-inflammatory, anti-infective, memory-enhancing, and neuroprotective properties that may be beneficial in Quietum Plus.
• Dong Quai - A traditional Chinese herb called Dong Quai Dong Quai is used to treat menstrual cramps and signs of menopause. Furthermore, in vitro research has shown that it has hematological, proapoptotic, antimetastatic, antituberculosis, anticancer, and antitumor properties. However, neither animals nor humans produce the same results. A study demonstrating how a dose of 300 to 600 mg per kg can improve cognition by reducing neuroinflammation has been interestingly posted on a website. Furthermore, it can facilitate the destruction of acetylcholinesterase. As of this writing, there are still some unknowns.
• Damiana - Damiana is a shrub native to Texas, Mexico, South and Central America, and the Caribbean. Its scientific name is Turnera diffusa. Symptoms of anemia, bronchitis, changes in women's health, cough, cold, diabetes, fever, fungal infections, digestive upset, pain, lung and respiratory disease, and skin conditions may be present. can be reduced by this chemical compound. According to another source, the antidepressant effects of Damiana can help improve overall mood, reduce anxiety, and improve well-being.
• Ashwagandha - An evergreen shrub called ashwagandha is used extensively to improve the way the body handles stress and anxiety. It has been shown to relieve the signs and symptoms of mental health conditions such as depression, schizophrenia and even bipolar disorder. However, this requires a dose of at least 600mg taken for a pre-determined time. Furthermore, it is still too early to assess the full effect as gravity may have been overlooked. Ashwagandha may help some people improve executive function, attention, reaction speed, and overall cognitive performance in terms of brain health.
• Ginger - Ginger, a flowering plant, is well known for its fragrant roots. The main ingredient in ginger, gingerol, is entirely responsible for its healing properties. To date, it has been shown to treat gas and bloating, help control free radicals, and reduce inflammation.
• Click to learn more about the ingredients of the Quietum Plus supplement