Quick answer: Most healthy adults tolerate MemoFix's named ingredients. Talk to a doctor first if you take antidepressants, blood thinners, diabetes, thyroid, blood pressure or sleep medicine, have bipolar disorder, or are pregnant.
Check with your doctor first if you
- You take antidepressants or have bipolar disorder (Rhodiola may affect mood).
- You take blood thinners such as warfarin or daily aspirin (ginseng).
- You take diabetes medicine (ginseng can lower blood sugar).
- You take thyroid medicine, sedatives or blood pressure medicine (Bacopa and L-theanine).
- You have ALS or a rare amino acid disorder such as maple syrup urine disease (BCAAs).
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18.
Possible side effects
Nausea or loose stools (Bacopa), headaches, restlessness or trouble sleeping (ginseng, Rhodiola). Take with food and stop if they persist.
When memory needs a doctor
See normal forgetfulness or a warning sign? and the how to use page.
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- Ginseng and BCAAs for Mental Fatigue
- Normal Forgetfulness or a Warning Sign?
- Memory Habits That Work Better Than Pills
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General information, not medical advice. MemoFix is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.