Benefits of Zynamite

Zynamite

Zynamite is a plant-based ingredient that poses a plethora of benefits for overall brain health.

Overview

What is Zynamite? Zynamite is a plant-based, trademarked ingredient developed by Nektium. It is derived from Magnifera indica, or the leaves of mango trees. The nootropic benefits of Zynamite are attributed to its rich polyphenol content, primarily magniferin. Magniferin is a xanthone glucoside that's been shown to provide anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immunomodulatory, neuroprotective, anti-diabetic, DNA protective, and hypoglycemic properties. Zynamite poses seemingly endless benefits when it comes to cognition and overall brain health, and there's substantial evidence available to support these claims.

But how exactly does Zynamite work? Let's take a deeper look ⬇️

Zynamite

Due to its rich flavonoid and polyphenol content, Zynamite promotes vasodilation, or the expansion of blood vessels. This in turn enhances blood flow and promotes both angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels) and neurogenesis (formation of neurons). Several studies demonstrate that Zynamite supplementation poses benefits for physical performance as well. Research suggests Zynamite improves performance during high intensity training, increases brain/muscle oxygenation, increases maximal aerobic capacity, and reduces muscle damage.

A double-blind, placebo controlled cross over study conducted on 70 healthy young adults examined the effects of Zynamite on cognitive function and mood. Results showed that a single dose of Zynamtite (300mg) significantly improved performance accuracy; more specifically, "Accuracy of Attention" and "Episodic Memory." Participants also experienced improvements in processing speed and overall cognition.

The nootropic benefits of Zynamite take action relatively quick, in approximately 30 minutes, and last up to 6 hours. Research also suggests Zynamite may have synergistic effects with caffeine. However, the latter of these findings warrants more research, as it was carried out in rodent studies

For more information on Zynamite, read here ⬇️

https://nektium.com/zynamite/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7468873/#:~:text=There%20were%20no%20interpretable%20treatment,extracts%20can%20improve%20brain%20function.