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Schisandra ไบ”ๅ‘ณๅญ

The 'five-flavor berry' โ€” simultaneously sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and pungent. Used as an adaptogen for stress resilience, liver protection, and mental clarity.

7/10
12

American Ginseng ่ฅฟๆด‹ๅ‚

Cooler and more yin-nourishing than Asian ginseng. Preferred in TCM for people with heat signs. Strong evidence for blood sugar regulation and cognitive support.

6.5/10
13

Bilberry ่ถŠๆฉ˜

European blueberry relative with concentrated anthocyanins. Clinical evidence for eye health (night vision, diabetic retinopathy), vascular integrity, and blood sugar support.

6.5/10
14

Bacopa Monnieri ๅ‡้ฉฌ้ฝฟ่‹‹

An Ayurvedic nootropic with solid clinical evidence for memory enhancement and learning. Works through antioxidant neuroprotection and neurotransmitter modulation.

6/10
15

Guarana ็“œๆ‹‰็บณ

Contains more caffeine than coffee beans plus theobromine and tannins for sustained energy release. Evidence for cognitive enhancement, fat metabolism, and athletic performance.

6/10
16

Lion's Mane Mushroom ็Œดๅคด่‡

A culinary and medicinal mushroom gaining massive popularity for its unique ability to stimulate nerve growth factor (NGF) production, supporting brain health and cognitive function.

5.5/10
17

Resveratrol ่™Žๆ–

Famous from red wine, but the primary supplement source is actually Hu Zhang (Japanese knotweed) โ€” a TCM herb. Studied extensively for anti-aging and cardiovascular protection.

5.5/10
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Mucuna Pruriens ๅˆบๆฏ›้ปง่ฑ†

A natural source of L-DOPA, the precursor to dopamine. Used in Ayurveda for mood, motivation, and male reproductive health. Growing interest in the nootropics community.

5.5/10
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Centella (Gotu Kola Extract) ็งฏ้›ช่‰ๆๅ–็‰ฉ

Standardized extract form of Gotu Kola โ€” typically to asiaticoside and madecassoside. Used in wound healing creams, anti-cellulite products, and cognitive supplements.

5.5/10
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Tian Ma (Gastrodia) ๅคฉ้บป

A saprophytic orchid prized in TCM for headaches, dizziness, epilepsy, and hypertension. Contains gastrodin with neuroprotective effects. One of the most expensive TCM herbs.

5.5/10