|Articles|September 7, 2011

Verdure Gets Recognition for Bacopa Cognitive Study

Verdure Sciences (Noblesville, IN) has received the “Best Research Paper Award” for its Bacognize Bacopa monnieri extract at the fourth International Online Medical Conference (IOMC) 2011.

Verdure Sciences (Noblesville, IN) has received the “Best Research Paper Award” for its Bacognize Bacopa monnieri extract at the fourth International Online Medical Conference (IOMC) 2011.

The award is for a human clinical trial on bacopa, published in the International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine, in which 300 mg of Bacognize was associated with cognitive improvements in Alzheimer’s patients over six months of supplementation.

Several published trials have demonstrated a beneficial effect of Bacognize bacopa on memory, focus, and mood, according to Verdure Sciences.


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