Prevagen(natural supplement) anxiety survey/2 month trial

[JD]

2 months worth of Prevagen free: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PrevagenAnxietySurvey

Thank you for learning about the Prevagen anxiety survey. If you are interested in participating in a free survey of the brain health supplement Prevagen, continue reading and fill in the necessary information to get started.

Prevagen is manufactured by Quincy Bioscience, a research-based biotechnology company located in Madison, Wis. Prevagen contains the unique ingredient apoaequorin which was orignially derived from a specific species of jellyfish found in the Puget Sound.

Why jellyfish? Apoaequorin is a calcium-binding protein (CaBP) that happens to be very similar to the CaBP's your brain makes. The proteins play a key role in regulating calcium in the neuron.

When calcium levels are disrupted in brain cells many cell mechanisms fail to function properly, including the release of neurotransmitters.

Some people taking Prevagen have reported mood benefits of the supplement. Your participation in this two month observational survey will help us understand Prevagen's potential efficacy in this area better.

There is no cost to participate and no strings attached. We will send you two months of Prevgaen in exchange for your completion of 3 surveys, including the baseline survey which you will find here.

[Smoky Jo]

Hello,

Yes, I believe I am interested in trying something natural rather than all chemicals,
with nasty side effects.

[JD]

Just click on the link and follow the instructions(if you haven't already). I'm just providing the info, I am not with the company in any way.

For those wondering, they're not killing jellyfish to make this stuff. This is on the FAQ page:

Q) Are jellyfish harmed in the making of Prevagen?

    No. The protein from the jellyfish is now grown in a safe and controlled manufacturing process.

[JD]

Just curious if anyone else here is doing this. I just started mine yesterday, obviously too soon to say much about it.

Some more info on the product/company and other trials they're doing:

http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Research/Jellyfish-protein-boosts-cognitive-function-and-wins-patent-protection

http://hopetrials.com/study-opportunities/