Our editor and writer Alex Whybrow delivers his verdict on this stripped back natural neurostimulant in our Vyvamind review. Find out if it’s a good option for you below…
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Many neurostimulants or nootropic supplements focus on a wide array of cognitive benefits, but the supplement we are looking at today has a significant focus on one benefit in particular – and that is focus. Vyvamind is an over-the-counter supplement that aims to provide laser focus and massively heightened concentration levels similar to those associated with Adderall.
In this VyvaMind review, we will be taking a deep dive into the ingredients used (all of which are natural), the science behind them, their efficacy, and ultimately the impact we saw during our own testing.
With just six naturally derived ingredients, it’s hard to see quite how Vyvamind can boast some of the claims that it does, but with so many positive Vyvamind reviews to be found both online and offline, we just had to give it a test for ourselves.
Find out all you need to know about Vyvamind below.
Quick Verdict: Vyvamind
Vyvamind is a good-quality neurostimulant that is made from a relatively simple natural ingredient profile.
Although fairly stripped back, this supplement is highly effective at improving focus, concentration, and energy levels. It can also help to create a balanced mood and alleviate stress.
About Vyvamind
VyvaMind is a standalone company and the sole product that the company has manufactured. We almost always see this as a positive when a supplementation company focus on one sole product, as it often means that more time has gone into the development and testing process.
This seems to be the case with Vyvamind, who say they have gone to great lengths to test their supplement through years of ‘exhaustive’ research and development.
This means the product is actually on version 4.2.1 and has been stripped back (rather than added to) to provide maximum efficacy.
Vyvamind removed ingredients because they believe numerous studies claim that certain ingredients found in other nootropics actually prevent the core ingredients from being as impactful.
Whether this stacks up in reality remains to be seen, and will form a large part of our own testing.
Vyvamind Ingredients
Of all the nootropics and natural neurostimulant supplements we have ever tested, Vyvamind has one of the simplest ingredient profiles. That doesn’t mean the ingredients are poor quality, it is just that there are only six in total.
As mentioned, this has come about as a result of their testing and research into previous clinical studies that have in fact shown that some ingredients can counterbalance others and render them useless.
With this in mind, the Vyvamind’s profile may look simple, but is designed to be highly effective – especially when it comes to sustained focus and concentration.
With that being said, let’s take a look at the ingredients on offer with Vyvamind…
Vitamin B Complex
Vyvamind contains two B vitamins that are well respected in the world of nootropics – they are Vitamin B6 and Vitamin B12, and are dosed at 2.5mcg and 50mcg respectively per serving.
As well as having a whole host of physical benefits, vitamin B6 and B12 have a wealth of clinical evidence behind them as being beneficial for overall brain health and preventing cognitive degeneration. Having low levels of these B vitamins has also been shown to present a higher risk of decline in the brain.
Vitamin B6 and B12 are known to be highly effective at balancing mood and improving all-round mental performance (including memory and recall), and there are also studies to suggest they help improve energy levels.
These are pretty much must-have additions in any nootropic, and so we are off to a good start here.