PEAK CTRL

Used in traditional Chinese and Korean practice for over two thousand years. One of the most revered adaptogens in Eastern tradition, valued for energy, mental clarity, and resilience under pressure. Ancient practitioners prescribed it to emperors and scholars. Modern research confirms it supports normal cognitive function and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

The rasayana herb of Ayurvedic tradition. Used for over three thousand years as a rejuvenating adaptogen across ancient India, prescribed in the Charaka Samhita to support the body's resilience under prolonged stress. KSM-66 is the most clinically studied form in the world. Modern research confirms it supports normal psychological function and works on the HPA axis, the system that regulates the cortisol response.

Documented in Ayurvedic tradition for over three thousand years. Used by scholars across ancient India to support memory and mental clarity. Referenced in the Charaka Samhita as a brain tonic for those under intense cognitive demand. Modern research confirms Bacopa supports normal cognitive function and normal psychological function.

Used by the Guarani people of the Amazon for centuries as a source of sustained energy and endurance. One of the most potent natural sources of caffeine, releasing more slowly than isolated caffeine for a sustained effect. Modern research confirms Guarana supports the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and contributes to normal cognitive function.

The Ginkgo tree has existed for over two hundred million years, making it one of the oldest living species on earth. Used in traditional Chinese practice for centuries to support circulation and cognitive clarity. Modern research confirms Ginkgo Biloba supports normal cognitive function.

Used in Ayurvedic tradition and ancient Egyptian practice for over four thousand years. One of the most extensively researched botanicals in the world. Contains curcumin, its primary active compound. Modern research confirms Turmeric Root has antioxidant properties that support normal inflammatory response and overall cellular health.

Consumed across ancient Chinese and Japanese tradition for over four thousand years. Documented in the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing, one of the oldest texts of Chinese botanical knowledge. A natural source of L-Theanine and a gentle, sustained source of caffeine. Modern research confirms Green Tea Leaf supports normal cognitive function and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Used across ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian tradition for over two thousand years. Greek scholars wore rosemary garlands during examinations, associating it with memory and mental clarity long before modern research confirmed the connection. Modern research confirms Rosemary Leaf supports normal cognitive function and psychological performance.

Documented in Avicenna's Canon of Knowledge, written in 1025 AD. Used across ancient Greek and medieval herbal tradition for over one thousand years as a calming and restorative botanical. Modern research confirms Lemon Balm supports normal psychological function and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Takes its name from the botanical classification Matricaria chamomilla, not from any association with German civilisation. Used across ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman tradition for thousands of years. One of the most documented botanicals in human history. Modern research confirms German Chamomile supports normal psychological function and contributes to a calm nervous system state.

Used across ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome for over two thousand five hundred years. Its name derives from the Latin lavare, meaning to wash, reflecting its central role in ancient cleansing and restorative rituals. Modern research confirms Lavender supports normal psychological function and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Used by indigenous cultures across the Americas for centuries as a calming and restorative botanical. One of the most studied nervine plants in the world. Modern research confirms Passion Flower supports normal psychological function and contributes to a calm nervous system state in the evening hours.

Used in traditional herbal practice for centuries. One of the most studied natural sources of melatonin precursors and antioxidant compounds. Modern research confirms Montmorency Cherry supports the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and contributes to normal recovery.

One of the oldest recorded spices in human history. Documented in Chinese botanical texts from 2700 BC and used across ancient Egyptian, Roman, and Greek tradition for thousands of years. Modern research confirms Ceylon Cinnamon supports normal blood glucose levels, which underpins consistent cognitive energy throughout the day.

Found naturally in green tea leaves, consumed across ancient Chinese and Japanese tradition for over four thousand years. Works synergistically with caffeine to extend the focus window without the crash. Modern research confirms L-Theanine supports normal psychological function and promotes a state of calm alertness.

Present in protein-rich foods central to ancient diets across every civilisation. An amino acid the body uses to produce neurotransmitters including dopamine and noradrenaline. Modern research confirms L-Tyrosine supports normal psychological function and contributes to normal cognitive performance under demanding conditions.

One of the most abundant minerals in the human body and in ancient diets across every civilisation. Central to hundreds of biological processes. Ancient populations obtained it naturally through dark leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and unrefined grains. Modern research confirms Magnesium contributes to normal psychological function, normal functioning of the nervous system, and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Present in meat, shellfish, and legumes consumed across ancient African, Asian, and Mediterranean diets for thousands of years. Central to immune function, hormone regulation, and cognitive performance across every major ancient civilisation. Modern research confirms Zinc supports normal cognitive function and contributes to normal psychological function.

Coastal civilisations across Asia, the Mediterranean, and Scandinavia obtained iodine naturally through seafood and seaweed for thousands of years. Inland civilisations obtained it through soil-rich produce. Modern research confirms Iodine supports normal cognitive function and normal functioning of the nervous system.

Found naturally in animal foods central to virtually every ancient diet across every civilisation. One of the first nutrients the nervous system depletes under prolonged stress. B12 at 400mcg, a dose calibrated for supplemental absorption. Modern research confirms Vitamin B12 contributes to normal psychological function, normal functioning of the nervous system, and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Present in fish, meat, and plant foods central to ancient diets across every civilisation for thousands of years. Modern research confirms Vitamin B6 supports normal psychological function and contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity.

Present across ancient grain and meat-based diets globally for thousands of years. Modern research confirms Niacin contributes to normal psychological function, normal functioning of the nervous system, and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Found in virtually every food consumed by ancient civilisations across the world. Present in grains, legumes, meat, and vegetables that formed the foundation of human diets for thousands of years. Modern research confirms Pantothenic Acid supports normal mental performance and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Present in leafy greens and legumes forming the foundation of ancient Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and African diets for thousands of years. Modern research confirms Folic Acid supports normal psychological function and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Found in eggs, nuts, and seeds consumed across ancient cultures globally. Modern research confirms Biotin supports normal psychological function and contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system.