Bacopa Monnieri in GoldenBrain®
Bacopa Monnieri is a leafy herb with a long Ayurvedic history, and it leads the GoldenBrain ingredient list.*
Bacopa Monnieri at a glance
Bacopa Monnieri is a small, creeping plant with thick, juicy leaves and tiny white flowers. It likes warm, wet ground, so it grows along ponds and marshes in India and across much of Asia. In India it is known as brahmi.
Background
Ayurvedic tradition has used the leaves for many centuries, especially in routines for students and scholars. For capsules, the dried plant is made into a concentrated extract.
Its place in GoldenBrain
GoldenBrain includes Bacopa Monnieri as its Ayurvedic herb, in a formula made to support memory, focus and mental clarity.* The exact amount is printed on the bottle label.
Key facts
- A leafy herb from warm, wet places
- Known as brahmi in India
- A traditional herb for the thinking mind*
Everyday ways to enjoy the topic
- Read about it with a cup of tea and your favorite notebook.
- Keep a small notes habit: write three things you learned each day.
- Pair it with a daily crossword or reading time.
Works alongside
Bacopa is a leafy herb, Rhodiola is a hardy root and L-Theanine is a tea amino acid, so the blend draws on three different kinds of nutrient.
Short answers
What is Bacopa Monnieri?
A creeping herb from wet, warm regions of Asia that Ayurvedic tradition calls brahmi.
Where does it grow?
Along ponds, streams and marshes in India and other warm parts of Asia.
Where are the amounts listed?
Every amount is printed on the GoldenBrain bottle label.
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