Bacopa monnieri Pure Encapsulations

Bacopa monnieri, also known as water hyssop, has been an integral part of Ayurvedic tradition for centuries. Known in India as a tonic, the plant extract is said to have a positive effect on intelligence and to support short-term and long-term memory. In times of high mental and cognitive demands, such as intense learning phases, Bacopa monnieri is your valuable companion. This is because the plant extract can support your concentration and also contributes to stress tolerance.^1,2

The traditional knowledge about Bacopa monnieri extract has been rediscovered in modern science through research activities. The plant's bioactive ingredients, called bacosides, are mainly responsible for the positive effects on cognitive functions.¹ Water hyssop also contributes to your normal blood circulation, which is linked to brain performance.

The Bacopa monnieri plant is classified as an adaptogen. Due to its special properties, the plant extract is able to reduce stress and maintain your general well-being in times of increased demand.³

Older people can also benefit from the effects of the plant extract. The "learning and memory plant" helps to maintain memory performance even in old age and to preserve cognitive functions. Bacopa monnieri capsules are the optimal herbal support for your brain performance, in all phases of life.

Bacopa monnieri in capsules

Bacopa monnieri capsules contain valuable bacosides and are standardized to their characteristic ingredients. This is the only way to ensure that each capsule delivers a consistent amount of active ingredients. To ensure consistent quality, the product is tested for pesticide residues.

Water hyssop, Brahmi or Bacopa monnieri?

Bacopa monnieri is also often found under its Indian name "Brahmi", named after the Hindu god of creation "Brahma". This is because Bacopa monnieri extract has positive properties for the brain and, among other things, supports the maintenance of good cognitive function with increasing age. Bacopa monnieri belongs to the plantain family (Plantaginaceae) from the genus Bacopa, which is why the colloquial name "water hyssop" has also become established.