Inside every Quietum Plus supplement you'll find:

8 clinically-proven ingredients to support healthy ear

1. Horny goat weed:

Horny goat weed is a plant from the Epimedium family. In Asian medicine, this ingredient has long been used to increase kidney vitality, which is thought to promote fertility and sexual function. Research indicates that horny goat weed may help alleviate symptoms related to hay fever, sexual dysfunction, and artery hardening. However, before making any firm claims, more research is necessary. Regarding its ability to enhance brain function, the same could be said.

2.Tribulus Terrestris:

Tribulus Terrestris is a small, leafy plant native to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicines have utilized its root and fruit to boost libido, maintain urinary tract health, and lessen edema. The ingredient's capacity to control neuroinflammation, shield the body from free radical damage, and enhance antidepressant effects is allegedly why the creators chose it. After more research, it was discovered that Tribulus Terrestris possesses antioxidant qualities and aids in the breakdown of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that is naturally present and essential for memory, contracting muscles, and transmitting signals between various nerves.

3.Catuaba powder:

Catuaba powder comes from the bark of Brazilian rainforest trees. A class of alkaloids known as catuabines is believed to help treat or prevent a number of illnesses, including depression, erectile dysfunction, anxiety, bronchitis, asthma, infectious agents, fatigue, sleeplessness, low sex drive, obesity, memory problems, and possibly skin cancer (depending on the stage). Sadly, there hasn't been much research done on a lot of these subjects, which keeps us from drawing broad conclusions about the general public. Quietum Plus may benefit from Catuaba's anti-inflammatory, antinociceptive, pro-memory, and neuroprotective properties, but the majority of these findings are derived from rodent studies. 

4.Damiana: 

Damiana is a shrub native to Texas, Mexico, South and Central America, and the Caribbean. In science, it is also known as Turnera diffusa. This ingredient contains a variety of chemicals that may help with gastrointestinal disorders, pain, pulmonary and respiratory diseases, skin conditions, coughs, colds, diabetes, fever, fungal infection, anemia, bronchitis, and changes in female health. According to another source, Damiana may help with general mood enhancement, anxiety reduction, and well-being enhancement because of its antidepressant qualities.

5.Ashwagandha:

Ashwagandha is an evergreen shrub that is mainly used to support the body's ability to cope with stress and anxiety. It has been demonstrated to have the ability to lessen the symptoms of mental health conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. But to do this, you need to take a dose of at least 600 mg for a set amount of time. Furthermore, because severity may have been disregarded, it is too early to evaluate its overall effectiveness. Ashwagandha may help some people improve their executive functioning, attentiveness, response time, and general performance in cognitive tasks in terms of brain health. 

6.Maca root:

Maca root is a vegetable native to Peru's Andes region that has a long history of use as a Peruvian herbal medicine. It has been linked to improved libido, sperm quality, and sexual function in preliminary research; however, as with many of Quietum Plus's ingredients, tradition seems to take precedence over science. Maca root may help improve mood and energy levels, especially in menopausal and postmenopausal women, according to limited research. Besides the previously mentioned, studies on rodents have shown that eating maca root improves motor coordination and cognition, suggesting that it may slow the aging process.  

7.Muira puama:

Muira puama is a small tree that grows natively in the Amazon region of South America. Its leaves, bark, and roots have all been used medicinally. First off, Muira puama is categorized as an adaptogen, a good antioxidant, and is thought to be useful in treating a variety of conditions, including fatigue, gastrointestinal problems, and symptoms associated with vitamin deficiencies. An overview of this ingredient's effects on cognition and brain function revealed that it inhibited acetylcholinesterase and improved memory. The latter is crucial for cognition, as this review has stated several times. Its potential to improve cognition may stem from its antioxidant properties. 

8.Mucuna Pruriens:

Mucuna Pruriens is a tropical legume. It is surprisingly more highly digestible than most bean varieties and is reported to be high in protein. Of the various chemical compounds contained in this ingredient, L-dopa is considered essential since it is the precursor to our happy hormone, norepine. Parkinson's disease is the most well-known nervous system dysfunction for which the lack of this neurotransmitter has been linked.