Active ingredient	Serving Size: 2 Capsules	DV* (%)
Clarity botanical complex • root extract of Curcuma longa • extract from aerial parts Bacopa monnieri • root extract of Whitania somnifera • leaf extract of Salvia officinalis • leaf extract of Ginkgo Biloba • leaf extract of Rosmarinus officinalis	222 mg 104,6 mg 51,6 mg 22 mg 18,8 mg 15,8 mg 9,2 mg	-
Choline	118 mg	-
Vitamin C	80 mg	100
Magnesium	58 mg	15
Coenzyme Q10	25 mg	-
Vitamin B3 (niacin)	20 mg-NE	125
Vitamin E	18 mg-TE	150
Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)	18 mg	300
Zinc	17 mg	170
Iron	14 mg	100
Citocoline	11 mg	-
Vitamin B6	6 mg	428
Riboflavin (vitamin B2)	4,8 mg	342
Thiamin (vitamin B1)	4,2 mg	380
Manganese	2 mg	100
Copper	1 mg	100
Vitamin A	800 µg	100
Folic acid	600 µg	300
Iodine	150 µg	100
Vitamin K1	90 µg	120
Selenium	54,7 µg	100
Molybdenum	50 µg	100
Biotin	50 µg	100
Chromium	40 mg	100
Vitamin D	30 µg	600
Vitamin B12	9 µg	360

^{*Reference nutritional value; mg=milligram; µg=microgram; UI=international units}

Memory is an essential cognitive process that allows us to encode, store and retrieve information. It is fundamental to learning, adaptation and functioning. Memory is central to our identity and personal experiences, influencing how we perceive and interact with those around us.

There are three types of memory:

• Sensory memory: captures sensory information (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory and gustatory), for a very short period (milliseconds to a few seconds). It is the first step in the process of forming memories.
• Short-term memory (working memory): stores information for short periods (usually under a minute) and is used for immediate tasks such as mental calculation.
• Long-term memory: stores information for long periods of time, from hours to lifetimes.

There are several processes involved in memory, including learning new information, remembering information, and recognizing familiar information. With advancing age, subtle changes appear.

Simple forgetfulness (missing keys) and slow recall of names, dates, and events can be part of the normal aging process. Other times, the changes can be more profound.

As we age, our ability to recall events from previous years (remote memory), our ability to perform procedural tasks (procedural memory), and our general knowledge (semantic recall ) are preserved, while our ability to learn and remember new information decreases.

Other cognitive functions affected by aging include reasoning, problem solving, and attention, as well as higher executive functions such as memory.

The development of memory problems is associated with a number of chronic medical conditions, but also with lifestyle factors, such as sleep disorders, poor nutrition, vitamin B12 deficiency or emotional factors.

Box of 4 blisters with 15 capsules each. Net weight: 29,91 g ℮

Adults: 2 capsules a day, in the evening before going to bed. Treatment for one month.

To swallow with food.

Don't chew.

As in the case of other dietary supplements, ask for specialist advice before use if you are under medical supervision.

This product is not suitable for children, pregnant and lactating women.

Do not exceed the recommended dose for daily consumption. The product is a food supplement and should not replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach and sight of children.

Keep in a dry place, away from light and heat, at a temperature of 15-25 degrees C, in the original packaging.

To be consumed, preferably, before the end of the period written on the packaging.