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Prevagen® significantly improves cognitive functioning

Prevagen improves cognitive performance

In a large three month double-blind, placebo-controlled study of participants over 40 years old who were experiencing some memory problems, the Prevagen group significantly improved areas of cognitive function such as learning, short-term memory, and word recall.

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Prevagen improves memory in 30 days

Impact of PRevagen on Memory

A majority of study participants reported Prevagen noticeably improved practical areas of memory like remembering driving directions and recalling words in a conversation in thirty days.

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Prevagen Improves the Quality of Sleep

Prevagen Improves Sleep

Over 90 days, people who reported sleeping seven hours per night or less, increased their amount of sleep by an average of 37 minutes per night. In addition, these people experienced fewer wake-ups during the night, on average.

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Apoaequorin Increases Brain Cell Survival

Prevagen was presented to the Society for Neuroscience

In laboratory research studies conducted at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the active ingredient in Prevagen, apoaequorin, provided 50% greater cell survival than the control.

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Effect of Apoaequorin on Cognitive Function in Aged Canines

Can Cog Study

Daily administration of Apoaequorin has beneficial effects seen in improved learning (assessed in discrimination learning task) and in attention (assessed in the visual search task). All of the animals tested in the study were aged, and showed some degree of cognitive impairment. Thus, one possible interpretation is that the treatment has the potential of reversing age-associated cognitive dysfunction.

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