Brain Complex

Matakana Superfoods Brain Complex is a dietary supplement incorporating key nutrients to support brain health as we age and are exposed to daily stressors.  

Magnesium is so important for health that it’s been called a “master mineral.”  It’s particularly important for a healthy brain and nervous system and has been shown help support healthy stress levels, brain function and restful sleep.  

Ashwagandha is a herb that has been used in Ayurvedic practices for centuries. It's most well-known for supporting memory and energy during times of mental, physical and emotional stress.

Phycocyanin is a blue spectrum phytonutrient isolated from spirulina. It's valued for its antioxidant content as well as brain, liver and kidney supporting properties.  

NZ blackcurrant & aristotelia chilensis are two purple/black spectrum berries contain a range of phytochemicals which support healthy brain cells (called microglia). Microglia are important to overall brain health as they are constantly scavenging the central nervous system (CNS) for plaques, damaged or unnecessary neurons/synapses and infectious agents.

TAPS MR11187

• Always read the label and use as directed. 
• If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional. 
• Dietary Supplements are not a replacement for a balanced diet. Matakana Health, Auckland. 
• Take as directed. Do not exceed the recommended dose. 
• Pregnant or nursing - seek advice from a healthcare professional before consuming.  
• Reseal cap immediately after each use. 
• Store in a cool, dry place. 
• Keep out of reach of children.

Adults: Take 3.6 g (2 metric tsp) per day - 1 metric tsp (in water) in the morning and 1 metric tsp (in water) in the evening, or as directed by your healthcare professional.

Each 3.6gm serve contains:
Magnesium L-Threonate 960mg
Blackcurrant (NZ, freeze-dried, organic) 960mg
Aristotelia Chilensis (freeze-dried, organic) 960mg
Phycocyanin 480mg
Ashwagandha 240mg

• Supports mental clarity
• Supports focus
• Supports brain health
• Healthy stress response