An amino acid found in some plant and fungal species, theanine has been shown to promote relaxation without drowsiness. Recent studies indicate this tea-sourced nootropic may offer support for mood, cognition, stress, and sleep.

A nootropic prized for its medicinal capabilities for 6000+ years, saffron contains bioactive compounds studies show may have a protective effect on brain health, organ function, mood levels, and the negative effects of chronic stress, and supports GI health.

A cousin of ginseng, eleuthero is an adaptogen that the World Health Organization confirms has medicinal uses “as a… restorative tonic for enhancement of mental and physical capacities in cases of weakness, exhaustion and tiredness...”

A South American superfood domesticated 8000+ years ago, amaranth’s nutritional profile supported different cultures’ health and stamina for centuries, and has recently gained popularity with high-performance athletes for its sustainable energy support.

Ashwagandha is the most celebrated adaptogen across the globe – and time. Traditional medicines and science agree ashwagandha may boost energy levels, support stress response, mood and cognition, sleep, and physical performance.

Paraxanthine is a naturally-occurring metabolite of caffeine. Studies indicate this groundbreaking nootropic offers clean energy, enhanced mood, neuroprotection, improved cognition, and a metabolism boost, without the downsides of its parent, caffeine.

Part adaptogen, part superfood, maca is a cruciferous vegetable used for 6000+ years to enhance strength, endurance and vitality. Current studies indicate maca may reduce effects of stress, support mood levels, and enhance physical and mental performance.

One of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet, spirulina is rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, and half its weight is pure protein. Its nutritional profile promotes immune function and energy production, and supports gut health and radical scavenging.

A naturally-occurring amino acid that acts as the main inhibitory neurotransmitter in humans, GABA is a nootropic that decreases nervous system activity, relaxing you from a cellular level, which supports sleep, mood, stress, and performance – brain and body.

Chicory root is a fibrous plant packed with inulin, a prebiotic fiber. Besides being great for your gut’s microbiome, studies indicate chicory presents antioxidant, anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory and analgesic behavior, and supports blood sugar.

A millennia’s old, sacred superfood, holy basil’s nutritional profile makes it a powerful adaptogen as well. Also referred to as Tulsi, holy basil’s phytochemical profile supports improved psychological resilience to stress, sleep quality, and metabolic health.