In healthy brains, proteins that inhibit healthy cognition and memory are created, but they are regularly cleared through normal processes.¹ This clearing process declines over time as part of normal aging. When that happens, these proteins begin to accumulate, affecting memory and cognitive function.²

Colostrinin is a milk peptide that helps inhibit molecular mechanisms that produce unwanted brain proteins, while also maintaining levels of the enzymes that help break them down.³

Lithium is a naturally-occurring mineral that preclinical studies show helps support the breakdown of those accumulated brain proteins and promotes the brain’s normal process for clearing cellular debris .¹²

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