Special Educational Event: Nutrients for brain performance and preserving mental sharpness

Join Kristiina for this informative talk about effective natural solutions that help both boost brain performance and preserve mental sharpness.

Cognition and mental performance are major health concerns for everyone, whatever the age. Students want to optimize their concentration and learning abilities, seniors are more concerned by age-related cognitive decline.

The worldwide students and knowledge workers population currently count around 2 billion people. They use their intellectual capacities intensively every day. It is known that 20% of students use nootropic drugs to boost their brain performances, but the intake of such active substances can be accompanied by side effects. Brain performance is also a big issue for another generation, though in a different context: the worldwide senior population 60+ will double by 2050, by then dementia is estimated to affect approx. 152 million individuals. Preserving the mental sharpness therefore is the top health concern for seniors.

Learning objectives:

• scientifically approved targeted selection of micronutrients for optimal support of mental fitness to strengthen attention, focus and memory
• powerful phytochemicals for cognition and brain health like citicoline and specific polyphenols
• micronutrient therapy options to prevent dementia - how to:
• promote cerebral perfusion
• improve energy supply in the mitochondria
• stimulate neurotransmitter synthesis and function

Kristiina Singer MSc is a scientific expert for micronutrients. She studied communication management and clinical nutritional medicine and she is a certified coach for micronutrients in orthomolecular medicine. She has been working with Biogena since 2015. As a knowledge management and training expert of the Biogena science-team, she is involved with the latest findings in nutritive medicine.

Biogena is a leader in micronutrient supplements and a renowned partner in health and wellness. The company's in-house and industry's largest scientific team has long recognized the great potential of vitamins, minerals and botanicals in the area of resilience and has already conducted a wide variety of studies with promising results.

A 10-minute Q&A will take place at the end of the webinar when you will have an opportunity to ask specific questions following the presentation.