LifeSeasonsNeuroQ Memory DHA-400 - Omega-3 Fish Oil Supplement - Mental Performance & Balance - Supports Neuro Brain Health - Protects Against Memory Loss & Improves Focus - 120 Softgels

I felt a difference

I make a smoothie drink in the morning with many ingredients known for helping with cognition and no side effects. This is product is one of the things in my smoothie. I can really feel the difference especially in energy and mental clarity. NeuroQMemory is designed by Dale Bredesen MD. His book, "The End of Alzheimer’s" is a New York Times bestseller with a an 88% positive ratings from Google users.

UPDATE May 20, 2023I've been taking one capsule daily (for budget reasons) and have still not had any adverse affects (that I'm aware of) to date after around 3-4 months' consistent daily use. Additionally, I do think that these are helping me to think more clearly and improve my mood, as I am going through menopause and many stressful life events.Although the recommended dosage on the bottle calls for multiple capsules daily, it's cost-prohibitive for me to do so, therefore I take 1 to 2 daily and still find some benefits from it. I wanted to update to let others know that even if they are unable to (afford) the multiple capsules daily, it's possible in my opinion from my own experiences that even at 1 daily, or staggering between 1 to 2 capsules off and on throughout the week can be beneficial.My memory has been suffering somewhat for the past few years, and it seems that a bunch of multi-ingredient supplements have been triggering skin issues in me (B vitamins, folic acid, etc), so I wanted to give this DHA supplement a try to see if they would be helpful.Since I tend to have a lot of sensitivities to OTC supplements, I decided to take only one of the four recommended softgels to begin with. The first couple of days, I was able to take the single softgel with no adverse reaction. I doubled up on one dose the third day and did notice my skin wanting to have a flare of hives and feeling somewhat under the weather. The next day, I went back to one, then the following day, took one in the morning, and then one in the evening.My results doing this have been pretty good, as the DHA does seem to help a bit with my brain fog. I have autoimmune Hashimoto’s, was told I likely have Fibromyalgia, have another chronic pain issue, have a familial type of genetic hypercholesterolemia, possible mast cell or mitochondrial disorder, and am also going through menopause, so I’m just a barrel of fun right now. I appreciate that when I stagger the DHA supplements (one in morning, one in evening) that I am so far able to tolerate it without any hives or other issues to date. FWIW, I do have a negative blood type, which I do wonder if this plays into some of my inability to tolerate certain common things (including some health profile in case this helps another reader in a similar situation).I don’t know if I’ve just had some really good days, or if this supplement is actually the reason that I’ve felt better and have had more clarity, but I plan on continuing to take at least one a day, as taking two doesn’t seem to make any difference in mental/memory clarity.As long as I don’t begin having adverse reactions (will try to update this if I do), I plan on continuing to take this, as I do think it’s helping at least to some noticeable degree. I like that this supplement isn’t a mish-mash of ingredients, but rather fish oil from tuna and DHA. I also like that I can control the amount I take, rather than just one huge amount. Right now, I’m happy at the single 600 mg softgel, but like that I can increase it if I desire. I like this and would get it again. Thanks for reading.

These softgels are very easy to swallow. They’re not large at all, and taken with some water or other liquid, they go down very well. Omega 3 Fish Oil is a very important supplement that promotes good brain function. The dosage seems to be 4 softgels, but I prefer to decrease it for myself to only 2 per day, simply because I don’t like to over-supplement. The price is good, compared to what you might have to pay in a specialty vitamin store. I would definitely buy this again.

This is a great fish oil that I take because it's high potency in softgels that are tiny compared to my old fish oils which were too big for me. I had to take 4 of those but didn't get as much as these say they have in them so it's definitely better. 5 stars and recommended from me. Thank you for taking a little bit of your valuable time to read my opinions, I hope they're helpful.Take care!

Needs 4 to obtain daily doses

The reason to take fish oil is to get adequate amounts of your omega-3s, which can be difficult to maintain unless you eat a lot of oily fish. The main omega-3s present in fish oil are eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), and many fish oil supplements hold more EPA than DHA or don't disclose the ratio (they just say EPA+DHA). The interesting thing about this supplement is that it contains only DHA, according to the label, so while I wouldn't use it exclusively due to its lack of EPA, it is great to work in with other fish oil supplements that have a lower dose/ratio of DHA. These are small soft gels that allow you to vary your dosage and are easy to swallow - I don't feel the need to take the full recommended dosage (4 pills = 2,000 mg of fish oil and 400 mg of DHA). 2 is plenty for me since I do eat some fish and other dietary sources of omega-3s. The oil comes from tuna fish rather a variety of the smaller oily fishes, which is different. They are formulated and distributed in Utah, USA, though I'm not sure that means they are manufactured here. These soft gels do have some fishy smell, though it isn't overpowering unless you're sniffing the bottle (don't do that!), and I haven't noticed a fishy aftertaste. At $24.95 for 120 soft gels, it's a slightly higher price compared to similar products I use.

These are small softgels that are easy to swallow. Omega 3 fish oil is an excellent supplement for mental and emotional health. And this brand is a good quality fish oil. I take it for cognitive health and I think it's too soon to see a difference. Will update later.