IQ Blast Pro brings together a carefully chosen selection of ingredients that work in a complementary way to support focus, energy, and mental clarity. Each component is included not as a “miracle cure,” but because of its long-standing traditional use and its association with overall cognitive and physical wellness:

• Ajwain (Carum copticum / carom): rich in thymol/carvacrol; traditionally used for digestive comfort and antioxidant support. Practically, I felt less post-meal heaviness—indirectly helpful for keeping mental clarity during focus blocks. Not a stimulant; more of a metabolic terrain helper.

  Evening Primrose Oil: a GLA (omega-6) source with inflammation-modulating roles. For cognition, I value it for gentle mood/stress steadiness without sedation. It pairs well with baseline anti-inflammatory habits (sleep, training, diet).

  Turmeric / Curcuminoids: polyphenols with antioxidant and pro-resolution effects. My subjective take was a “lighter head” on long workdays. Pro tip: pairing with lipids (as many formulas do) supports bioavailability.

  Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine): a cofactor for neurotransmitter pathways (dopamine, serotonin, GABA). I like B6 alongside other B-vitamins and minerals to reduce bottlenecks in synthesis/recycling, contributing to steadier focus.

  Inositol: intracellular messenger in neuronal signaling. It’s a quiet ingredient that, with consistent use, supports mental organization and stress response. Not sedating; more like smoothing cognitive noise.

  Vitamin C: a classic antioxidant that helps recycle other antioxidants and supports catecholamine synthesis. During prolonged attention, it buffers baseline oxidative stress.

  MCTs (Medium-Chain Triglycerides): provide fast/clean brain fuel (minor ketone generation) without glucose spikes. On long cognitive tasks, I notice fewer energy drop-offs.

  Spirulina: nutrient-dense cyanobacteria with proteins, minerals, and phycocyanin (antioxidant). I see it as complementary micronutrient density—rarely the star, but helpful for closing small gaps that affect mental drive.

Together, these ingredients form a solid foundation for anyone looking for natural support for mental performance. They are not a substitute for healthy habits such as quality sleep, hydration, and good nutrition, but they can serve as a practical addition for managing the demands of today’s fast-paced lifestyle.