You have helped us understand and compare other supplements for boosting mental performance, namely, Advanced Memory Formula, FocusIQ, and RediMind. How would Ceretrol rank in benefits, both short and long-term, compared to these three? Would it work well in combination, and what would be ideal?

Your sense of things here is accurate intuitively. To have Ceretrol as a way to boost mental performance acutely is of great value in providing an immediate benefit and reward. That is where Ceretrol shines in being at the ready to be an asset that can be relied on to help the user be mentally sharp and perform at a high level with greater ease in carrying out mental tasks. While the others have some similar effects to varying degrees, they are more effective in providing a longer-term restoration for declining mental function. So their place is more in rebuilding a healthy, more youthful level of performance that can be relied on as a stronger foundation, much like turning back the clock because of the ravages of aging. This being the case, to have a combination when someone is struggling with mental acuity would be an ideal way to bring immediate relief and benefit while rebuilding a longer-term greater stability and higher level of inherent capability for mental faculties. We see the Ceretrol as being similar to FocusIQ with respect to short-term gains, but they work through partially differing mechanisms and would work well together. In this case, we see the overall ranking in balancing both short and long-term needs as being the Advanced Memory Formula, FocusIQ, Ceretrol, and RediMind in that order. Inevitably, this is general guidance that will not be an ideal sequence for everyone because there will be individual differences that would mean a different mix of supplements might give somewhat better overall benefit. But as a general approach that works across the board, the supplements in the rank order we stated can be counted on to help the most people with their cognitive performance.