ProSupps I-Focus Reviews

It seems like ProSupps has been releasing tons of new supplements. And why wouldn’t they? They are one of the fastest growing supplement brands in the country. Karbolic, TC-F Isolate, Mr Hyde, and Dr Jekyll are some of the hottest supplements available. ProSupps takes no shortcuts when developing supplements, so when I-Focus is released we can expect a high-powererd supplement that is backed by science. Even though I-Focus hasn’t been released yet, we did receive some intel as to what the product is supposed to do and what ingredients it contains.

What is ProSupps I-Focus?

According to ProSupps.com, I-Focus is a “high-powered focal agonist”. An agonist is a chemical that binds to some receptor of a cell and triggers a response by that cell. Agonists often mimic the action of a naturally occurring substance. I-Focus contains ingredients that will help you see clearly, not visually, but mentally. Sometimes when our lives get so busy, a little mental clarity can go a long ways. Between training, dieting, work, and family I could definitely benefit from some mental clarity.

I-Focus contains ingredients that have been clinically proven to support the following:

• Cognitive Function
• Enhances Mental Clarity
• Elevates Mood & Mental Focus
• Controls Occasional Nervousness

Let’s take a closer look at I-Focus’ ingredients and see if we can dig up any clinical studies as to how the ingredients help improve our focus.

ProSupps I-Focus Ingredients & Clinical Studies

Energy Regulation Matrix

Caffeine Citrate – Caffeine Citrate, aka CafCit, is made by mixing citric acid with calcium to form a type of salt. It provides the same benefits as caffeine but due to the citrate bond its effects are felt much faster. Are you ready for almost instant intensity and focus?

Infinergy DiCaffeine Malate – Infinergy™ is a precise combination of Caffeine and Malic Acid into an ionic bonded compound. By combining the well-established properties of Caffeine and Malic Acid, Infinergy™ offers a multidimensional ingredient that not only optimizes energy levels, but also promotes mental focus.

Caffeine Anhydrous – Caffeine Anhydrous is used in supplements because it is an effective fat burner. A study performed in 1995 showed that caffeine helped the body boost its metabolic rate and increase energy expenditure. This allows your body to burn more calories and unwanted fat. There has also been a few studies that indicates use as a pre-workout supplement may lead to increased upper body strength [1, 2, 3].

Mood Matrix

R-Beta-Phenylethylamine – R-Beta-Phenylethylamine is related to amphetamines and raises sugar levels and blood pressure which gives you a feeling of contentment as well as being more alert.

Beta Phenylethylamine HCL is also called the “love drug” because it has been shown to cause pleasurable, aphrodisiac effects. Beta Phenylethylamine HCL is naturally found in chocolate which gives it its aphrodisiac properties.

N-Methyl-Beta-MethylPhenylethylamine HCl – Do not confuse N-Methyl-Beta-Phenylethylamine HCL with our much more potent agent, N-Methyl-Beta-Methylphenylethylamine HCL with several methyl groups that render it super stable and remorselessly effective.

GABA – GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid) is referred to as the “brain´s natural calming agent”. By inhibiting over-stimulation of the brain, GABA may help promote relaxation and ease nervous tension.

Noopept – Noopept is a peptide-derived nootropic that is closely related to the racetam family. It is a medication promoted and prescribed in Russia and neighbouring countries as a nootropic. In some clinical studies, Noopept was shown to improve learning ability and memory (including the initial processing of information, consolidation, and retrieval). It has also been shown to reduce oanxiety, irritability and sleep disorders.

5-HTP – 5-HTP is the precursor to serotonin, the neurotransmitter sometimes touted to be responsible for happiness. 5-HTP is a simple way to increase brain serotonin levels.

Infinite Focal Matrix

Bacopa Monnieri Extract – Bacopa monniera works by supporting the body’s ability to deal with both physical and mental stress while providing the brain with energy support. [4]

DMAE – DMAE plays an important role in supporting REM sleep which is the type of sleep our bodies need for optimal rest and recovery from the days activities. DMAE’s connection to restful sleep is great for promoting mental energy, well-being, and mood.

Choline Bitartrate – Choline Bitartrate is a member of the B-complex family. It has been shown to assist the body in accessing its stored fatty acids for energy conversion.

Lion’s Mane Mushroom Extract – Lion’s Mane extract may enhance cognitive functions, improving absent-mindedness and other mild memory problems associated with aging.

Oat – Controlling blood sugar is thought to be important to maintaining healthy energy levels. Oat slows the entry of energy to the body, which gentles the release of insulin.

Pikatropin Picamilon – Pikatropin, perhaps better known as Pikamilon, is a cognitive enhancer that promotes greater blood flow to the brain and reduces mental fatigue. Pikatropin is able to enhance cognitive and analytical function as well as hand to eye coordination. This allows you to have sharp focus and determination during exercise.

Inositol – Inositol’s has been shown to be involved with brain function. It is useful for athletes looking to promote their mental edge, students looking to focus, or anyone wanting to stay mentally sharp.

Rhodiola Rosea Root Extract – Rhodiola Rosea root supports the functioning of the adrenal glands and encourages a healthy response to physical, emotional and mental stress stress-related hormones.

Lemon Balm Leaf Extract – Lemon balm is a member of the mint family. Lemon balm contains chemicals that have a sedative (calming) effect. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC), lemon balm also contains the chemical eugenal which calms muscle spasms, numbs tissues, and kills bacteria.

Ginseng – Ginseng is an adaptogen herbs that helps the body adjust to stress.

Citicoline Sodium – Citicoline has been shown to improve memory and verbal learning abilities in numerous studies conducted at some of the world’s most prestigious research institutions, including Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Dendrobium Nobile Stem Extract – The Chinese have been using this extract for centuries to moisten the lungs and stomachs, and also has been used in people who have hydration problems. One of Dendrobium’s alkaloids is Phenylethylamine, which has been clinically proven to increase your sense of “well being” [5].

Aegeline – Aegeline is isolated from the leaves of Aegle marmelos Correa extract. Aegeline works to suppress the appetite naturally by stopping gastric acid secretion.

Huperzia Serrata Club Moss Extract – Huperzine-A has the unique ability to block the enzyme that decreases acetylcholine levels. Increasing acetylcholine levels can improve focus.

ProSupps I-Focus Serving Size

Each bottle of I-Focus contains 30 2 Capsule servings. No dosage instructions have been released yet by ProSupps.

ProSupps I-Focus Final Thoughts

If you are looking for a supplement that will help you increase your mental focus and improve your mood, then I-Focus is a supplement worth trying. If you haven’t tried any of ProSupps supplements you are missing out on some of the best products out there.

This is one man’s opinion. What really matters is how well it works for all of you. Please use our form below to share what your experiences have been with ProSupps I-Focus. Please include other product(s) you have used, side effects, benefits, dosage, and let us all know if you think ProSupps I-Focus is a good value or not.

References

[1] – http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18708685

[2] – http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16937961

[3] – http://www.biomedcentral.com

[4] – “Neuroprotective mechanisms of ayurvedic antidementia botanical Bacopa monniera”. Phytotherapy Research 21: 965–969. Dhanasekaran, M.; Tharakan, B.; Holcomb, L. A.; Hitt, A. R.; Young, K. A.; Manyam, B.

[5] – – J Clin Psychiatry. 1986 Feb;47(2):66-70. Clinical studies on the phenylethylamine hypothesis of affective disorder: urine and blood phenylacetic acid and phenylalanine dietary supplements.