Supplementation / Adaptogens / Nootropics

What are they?

Supplements, adaptogens, and nootropics enhance physical, mental, and emotional performance through targeted nutrition and plant-based compounds.

Types:

  • Adaptogens – Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Reishi
  • Nootropics – L-Theanine, Alpha-GPC, Lion’s Mane
  • Essential Nutrients – Omega-3, Vitamin D, Magnesium
Longevity Practices Workshop

Benefits:

  • Supports stress resilience and adrenal health
  • Enhances memory, focus, and mental energy
  • Balances neurotransmitters and mood
  • Boosts immune and hormonal function
Lectures & Workshops

Featured Products at Expo:

  • – Focus & energy stacks
  • – Adaptogenic mushroom blends

Speakers:

  • Liam Donevon– “Using Nootropics & Peptides to Enhance Brain Performance”
  • Dr. Sanjeev Goel– “Stacking Supplements: Smart and Safe Strategies”

Published Studies:

  1. “Nootropic agents and cognitive function” – Pharmacological Research, 2018
  2. “Adaptogens in stress management” – Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2010

Supplementation / Adaptogens / Nootropics

What are they?
Supplements, adaptogens, and nootropics enhance physical, mental, and emotional performance through targeted nutrition and plant-based compounds.

Types:

  • Adaptogens – Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, Reishi

  • Nootropics – L-Theanine, Alpha-GPC, Lion’s Mane

  • Essential Nutrients – Omega-3, Vitamin D, Magnesium

Benefits:

  • Supports stress resilience and adrenal health

  • Enhances memory, focus, and mental energy

  • Balances neurotransmitters and mood

  • Boosts immune and hormonal function

Featured Brands at Expo:

  • [Brand Name] – Focus & energy stacks

  • [Brand Name] – Adaptogenic mushroom blends

Speakers:

  • [Name] – “Using Nootropics to Enhance Brain Performance”

  • [Name] – “Stacking Supplements: Smart and Safe Strategies”

Expert Clip:
🎥 Dr. Andrew Huberman on dopamine & nootropics

Published Studies:

  1. “Nootropic agents and cognitive function” – Pharmacological Research, 2018

  2. “Adaptogens in stress management” – Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2010