Powerful New Supplement Fights The Aging Brain

This is a “sponsored post.” Percepta compensated FOF with an advertising sponsorship to write it. Regardless, we only recommend products or services that we believe will be helpful for our readers. All insights and expressed opinions are our own. —Geri Brin

The place where I learned to think. And the supplement helping to keep my thinking sharp!

I look hipper when my brilliant stylist turns my aging hair from grey to red, and rejuvenated when my dedicated dermatologist treats my aging skin. Now an exciting new supplement is helping me fight my aging brain. After taking two Percepta capsules every morning for one month, I absolutely know my mind is clearer and sharper. I’m back to remembering dates without looking at my calendar, recalling phone numbers without writing them down, and can actually point out each of the 50 states on an outline map. 

I realize that you might disdain my firm decision not to “age gracefully,” at least physically. But, please consider my advice to try Percepta for at least one month if you have even the slightest concern about future memory loss. Because there’s nothing graceful about losing your mind. Although this article may not be the breeziest you’ll read all week, it explains what makes this supplement a game-changer in the study of aging. And why taking it should be a “no brainer.” 


Simply put, Percepta is a natural plant-based supplement that’s more powerful than any other for targeting out-of-control brain “plaques” and “tangles,” the real reasons we lose memory as we age.  Losing my mind petrifies me!

“We’re all walking around with a bunch of plaques and tangles in our brains, starting in our early to mid-20s,” said Dr. Alan Snow, one of the two neuroscientists behind the new supplement. “We now know they’re there, but no one knows with certainty why they accumulate and cause memory loss in people as they age.”


        Brain tangles of tau protein

Harmful protein fragments that settle between nerve cells in the brain, plaques are destroyed by the immune system in a healthy brain. In some people, however, the immune system actually produces more harmful plaques and neuroinflammation, and kills healthy brain cells. This prevents our nerve cells from talking to each other and prevents us from forming coherent thoughts or sharp memories.  Twisted fibers that live inside the cells, tangles normally support essential structures that carry nutrients and other important substances from one part of the nerve cell to another. In brain aging, this  protein may be abnormal, the structures collapse and the cells die.

Newer research has also uncovered the link between neuroinflammation and memory loss, “although we don’t know the cause of the inflammation,” Dr. Snow added. “We think some people might have problems with brain inflammation later in life. Others can live to be 100 years old and have brains filled with plaques and tangles, but their memories stay basically intact.  They don’t have inflammation in the brain.” Dr Snow calls the combination of plaques, tangles and inflammation “the memory loss trilogy.”


       Cat’s Claw


Percepta is made with PTI-00703® cat’s claw, a natural plant extract from a wild, woody vine located at a high elevation in the Amazon rainforest. “I’ve been working in the drug development field for brain aging for over 30 years and have never seen a more potent inhibitor of plaques, tangles and inflammation than the cat’s claw that we discovered,” Dr. Snow said confidently. 

Dr. Snow tested this exceptional cat’s claw on mice that had been genetically engineered to grow plaques in their brains as they aged. A major ingredient, newly discovered by the Snow research team, decreased plaques in older mice by 52 to 58% and in younger mice by 74 to 83% over a three-month period. The reduction of brain plaques also led to a 58% improvement in short-term memory, almost back to normal.


Oolong tea acts potently on brain plaques

The Inca civilization actually used cat’s claw for medicinal purposes. Today, dozens of brands market cat’s claw capsules, liquids and powders for everything from fighting viral infections to stimulating the immune system. But the Percepta® cat’s claw, and the exclusive process to extract and concentrate it into a powder, are superior to any other, asserted Dr. Snow, who tested brands from 18 different companies worldwide. A second ingredient in Percepta is MemorTeaTM, a specific oolong tea extract from the mountains of China that acts more potently on plaques than black and green tea. 

Percepta holds 50 global patents that cover cat’s claw for brain health, including cognition, short term memory, focus, concentration and executive function. 

“Exercising, sleeping well, and reducing stress have everything to do with helping to clear out the plaque load that accumulates in your brain so it will function better. One-third of memory loss cases can be prevented by lifestyle changes,” Dr. Snow stressed.  And make sure to add Percepta to your smart schedule. Each two-capsule dose works for about 24 hours, which is how long it takes for plaques to turn over in our brain. “Most people see an increase in memory, focus and/or concentration within a few weeks,” Dr. Snow said.  “One woman with brain tangles from multiple concussions had memories she hasn’t had in 13 years after she started taking Percepta.”

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  • Linda Pollack Martin

    This kind of advertising gets me furious. Please do not advertise for a drug to help with dementia. Alzheimer’s (which usually consist of tau and amyloid plaque) has been cured in mice many times. It has not translated to humans at this point. You are promoting a ‘drug’ (whether it’s natural or pharmaceutical) that has not been proven in large trials, nor has it been approved by the FDA. You need to be careful about this. I am a volunteer Advocate (on the state and federal levels) for the Northern California Alzheimer’s Association. Please go to alz.org or contact your local Alzheimer’s Association for more information on trials and available research. This number is manned 24/7: 800.272.3900

    • GeriFOF

      Hello Linda,

      May I recommend 1.) that you read the backgrounds of the scientists who created this supplement. Besides Dr. Alan Snow, who I interviewed, here is a link to Dr. Tanzi’s background https://www.madrc.org/members/10924 2.) read the article before commenting on it, because then you’d know that the article DOES NOT say the supplement “helps with dementia.” (Frankly, I don’t even know what that means). Thus nootropic IS NOT a drug, even if you choose to call it that.

      Dr. Snow and Dr. Tanzi are keenly aware of what can and cannot be said, so while I appreciate your advise “to be careful about this,” I can assure you that they have that well covered.

      It is admirable that you volunteer for the Northern California Alzheimer’s Association. I doubt, however, that you are more knowledgeable than two esteemed scientists and their teams who have spent decades on aging and dementia.

      Geri Brin