Huperzine- A Supplement 380 mg, 4 Oz Liquid, 220 Servings, Made in USA, Quick Absorption, Quality Potent Ingredients, Third-Party Tested, Non-GMO, GMP Certified, Cruelty-Free Products

New to me

I didn't know a lot about Huperzine A before I got this. I had heard about it as a nootropic to help with ADHD but that was about it. Or that it might help with concentration. I have all sorts of issues focusing so figured I would order this and give it a shot.Couple of things. There is a good chunk of information out there about Huperzine. I probably spent 20 minutes searching about it to understand dosing. Basically what I read was size of the dose varied, and you should not take it daily. So, for the past week and a half I have been taking the 11 drop dose every other day.I am not a huge fan of the flavor. It's minty, but weird. Like most tinctures, you hold it under your tongue which theoretically means you get the supplement directly into your bloodstream. I say theoretically because I do not understand the differences between tinctures in alcohol vs water (this is water) and the absorption rate of each under the tongue.At any rate, I did not notice any difference good or bad. But take that with a grain of salt. All supplements impact people in different ways. This appears to be a good quality product - manufactured in the US in a GMP facility. Allegedly third party tested although I didn't try and track down the results. And probably a good value - this says 220 servings at the recommended dose.Not for me, but perhaps my lack of focus isn't severe enough to notice a difference.

Huperzine A is a chemical that comes from Chinese club moss (Huperzia serrata) or fir club moss (Huperzia selago) plants. It can also be made in a lab. Huperzine A was identified for medicinal use by scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the 1980s. It increases levels of a chemical called acetylcholine. This seems to help treat diseases that interfere with memory and thinking. People use huperzine A to improve memory and mental function in people with Alzheimer disease or other types of dementia. It is also used for depression, schizophrenia, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. When taken by mouth: Huperzine A is possibly safe when taken for less than 6 months. It can cause some side effects including nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, dry mouth, constipation, sweating, and blurred vision. It did none of this to me and I feel like my memory hsa improved since taking this for a week.

Huperzine-A is a well researched supplement derived from a traditional Chinese herb. The recommended dose on this bottle is 380 mcg which is a significant dose. If you do some reading you will see dose recommendations from 100 - 400 mcgs per day so depending on your needs this may be a little high. What adds to the confusion is that the dose on the bottle online says it is 580 mg which is different from the dose on my bottle.Huperzine-A increases levels of a chemical called acetylcholine it is used to improve memory and mental function in people with Alzheimer disease or other types of dementia. This product is third party tested for quality. My bottle says it contains 220 doses at the recommended serving of 11 drops per day so it is quite reasonably priced. I recommend that people using this product make sure its right for them by talking to a health care provider.

I wanted to try this huperzine formula put after doing some research on its cognitive health benefits which i siggest everyone do a little bit of research first as theres a lot of information on the benefit of huperzine. .Dosing Is a little tricky with this supplement so I'm personally only taking it every other day to every few days. I haven't really noticed much yet, but I've only been taking it a week or so. But it being a nootropic, I really feel it's important supplement to add into my regimen. The Taste isn't terrible. Kind of minty. Nice sized bottle too, good value for the money!

Huperizine A is purported to improve memory and mental function in people with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia. It is also used for depression, schizophrenia, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses.The only study I sound on this stuff is a small university study in which people who exercised at least 3x a week took it against a placebo. The results weren’t exactly definitive nor astounding:“In conclusion, the results from this study indicate that huperzine A does not have clear effects on cognitive function during exercise in exercise trained individuals. However, small effects (positive or negative) cannot be definitively ruled out and larger trials may be warranted. Huperzine A is a common component of pre-workout supplements, presumably for enhancing mental function during exercise; however, based on our data, it is not likely to provide such benefits. A practical implication of these findings is that athletes and other exercisers should be advised to seek other approaches for maintaining or enhancing cognitive function during exercise.”Because there are so few studies and none are considered definitive, the general consensus seems to be that we need more studies with larger cohorts to determine possible benefits.

This is my first experience with huperzine and I’m very hopeful it helps improve my focus and memory.This liquid tastes like peppermint to me. I’m taking the recommended dose of 11 drops under my tongue while watching/counting in the mirror. I leave the drops under my tongue for as long as I can before swallowing.It’s too soon to say if this supplement is helping me as I’ve just started taking it.I can say that I’ve not experienced any unpleasant side effects since starting this supplement.