Supporting the Aging Brain, Attention, Cognitive Performance, and Neurodevelopmental Resilience

The brain is the most metabolically active organ in the human body, yet it is also one of the most vulnerable to aging, oxidative stress, inflammation, and mitochondrial decline. As early as the fourth decade of life, measurable changes begin to occur in synaptic density, neurotransmitter signaling, mitochondrial efficiency, and neuroplasticity—often manifesting as brain fog, reduced focus, diminished memory, and impaired cognitive endurance.

At Mirelle Institute for Anti-Aging Medicine, we approach cognitive longevity through precision neuro-optimization

Our proprietary NEUROgevity™   protocol integrates advanced neuropeptides, mitochondrial adaptogens, neurotrophic nutrients, and clinically validated cognitive enhancers designed to restore synaptic communication, protect neuronal function, and support lifelong brain vitality.

This clinician-guided strategy addresses the root biological drivers of cognitive decline, attention dysregulation, and neurological aging.

The Science of Neuroplasticity: Restoring Synaptic Connectivity

One of the most important determinants of cognitive performance is synaptic plasticity—the brain’s ability to form, strengthen, and reorganize neural connections.

A breakthrough amino-based neuropeptide compound within NEUROgevity™   has demonstrated remarkable ability to support synaptogenesis, the formation of new neural connections, and enhance long-term potentiation—the fundamental mechanism underlying learning and memory.

Preclinical and translational research has shown this compound can significantly increase dendritic spine density and synaptic signaling efficiency, supporting improvements in memory formation, learning capacity, and cognitive resilience (Benoist et al., 2014; Farr et al., 2018).

These mechanisms are especially relevant in:

• Age-related cognitive decline

• Attention regulation disorders

• Neurodevelopmental support

• Memory impairment

• Brain fog and cognitive fatigue

Unlike conventional stimulants, this approach supports structural brain repair rather than temporary symptom masking.

Clinical Recommendation:

To support these cellular pathways, we utilize the NEUROgevity™ Precision Neuro-Optimization protocol.

Mitochondrial Health: The Foundation of Brain Longevity

Neurons require extraordinary amounts of energy. Mitochondrial dysfunction is now recognized as one of the primary drivers of cognitive decline, neurodegeneration, and impaired attention.

NEUROgevity™ incorporates precision mitochondrial adaptogens and rare antioxidant amino acids that support:

• Cellular energy production

• Protection against oxidative stress

• Maintenance of neuronal membrane integrity

• Neurotransmitter balance

• Reduced neuroinflammation

One key mitochondrial compound present in this formulation is actively transported into brain tissue via specialized transport mechanisms and has demonstrated powerful cytoprotective and neuroprotective effects, supporting neuronal survival and longevity (Cheah et al., 2017).

Clinical Recommendation:

To optimize mitochondrial energy and neuronal resilience, we recommend the NEUROgevity™ protocol.

Supporting Neurotrophic Factors and Nerve Growth

Neurotrophic factors are proteins responsible for maintaining neuron survival, repair, and communication.

Certain botanical neuroactives included in NEUROgevity™   have demonstrated the ability to stimulate nerve growth factor (NGF) production, a critical regulator of neuronal regeneration and synaptic plasticity (Szućko-Kociuba et al., 2023).

Enhanced NGF activity supports:

• Improved memory formation

• Enhanced learning capacity

• Protection against age-related neuronal decline

• Improved cognitive processing speed

These neurotrophic mechanisms are especially relevant in supporting attention regulation and maintaining optimal neurological function throughout aging.

Uridine and Synaptic Membrane Formation

Uridine is an essential nucleotide involved in neuronal membrane synthesis and synaptic communication. Research demonstrates its role in promoting synapse formation, improving neurotransmission efficiency, and enhancing cognitive function (Wurtman et al., 2006).

When combined with neurotrophic compounds and mitochondrial support, uridine contributes to measurable improvements in:

• Working memory

• Cognitive processing speed

• Attention regulation

• Neurodevelopmental support

Precision-Manufactured and Third-Party Tested for Safety and Purity

NEUROgevity™ is manufactured under strict quality standards and undergoes independent third-party Certificate of Analysis (COA) testing to verify:

• Purity

• Identity

• Potency

• Safety

• Absence of contaminants

This ensures clinical-grade consistency, safety, and efficacy.

Brain Boost+: Enhancing Immediate Cognitive Performance

and Mental Energy

While NEUROgevity™ supports structural and cellular brain restoration, Brain Boost+™ enhances immediate cognitive performance by optimizing neurotransmitter balance, mental energy, and focus.

Brain Boost+   includes clinically studied neuroactive compounds that support:

• Dopamine and acetylcholine synthesis

• Sustained mental energy and alertness

• Cognitive precision and attention

• Improved reaction time and mental clarity

A next-generation cognitive metabolite included in Brain Boost+ has demonstrated improved attention, cognitive performance, and working memory in randomized clinical trials (Yoo et al., 2021; Szlapinski et al., 2023).

Additional compounds support acetylcholine synthesis, which is essential for memory formation and learning capacity (Zeisel & da Costa, 2009).

Clinical Insight:

Acute Performance Support While cellular restoration takes time, we utilize Brain Boost+for patients requiring immediate enhancement in focus, reaction time, and mental energy without the "crash" associated with traditional stimulants.

Together, Brain Boost+ and NEUROgevity™ provide both:

• Immediate cognitive enhancement

• Long-term structural brain restoration

Clinical Applications: Supporting Cognitive Aging, Attention Regulation,

and Neurological Health

The mechanisms supported by NEUROgevity™ and Brain Boost+ are relevant across a wide spectrum of cognitive needs, including:

• Age-related cognitive decline

• Brain fog and mental fatigue

• Attention regulation challenges

• Cognitive performance optimization

• Neurodevelopmental support

• Executive function optimization

• Memory preservation

By targeting mitochondrial function, synaptic plasticity, neurotrophic signaling, and neurotransmitter balance, this protocol addresses the root causes of cognitive decline.

The Future of Brain Longevity: Clinician-Led Neuro-Optimization

Cognitive decline is not inevitable. With precision neuro-optimization, it is possible to restore neuronal function, enhance neuroplasticity, and support lifelong cognitive performance.

The NEUROgevity™ protocol represents a new paradigm in clinician-guided cognitive longevity—supporting the brain at the structural, cellular, and metabolic levels.

Experience NEUROgevity™ at Mirelle Institute

If you are experiencing brain fog, reduced focus, cognitive fatigue, or simply want to protect your brain for the future, NEUROgevity™ provides a science-driven, clinically guided solution.

Schedule your cognitive optimization consultation at Mirelle Institute

and begin restoring your brain’s full potential.

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Benoist CC, Wright JW, Harding JW. The neuropeptide Dihexa enhances synaptogenesis and memory. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. 2014.

Farr SA, et al. Dihexa enhances synaptic connectivity and cognitive performance. Neurobiology of Aging. 2018.

Cheah IK, et al. Ergothioneine and neuroprotection. FEBS Letters. 2017.

Szućko-Kociuba I, et al. Neuroprotective and neurotrophic effects of Hericium erinaceus. International Journal of Molecular Sciences. 2023.

Wurtman RJ, et al. Uridine enhances synapse formation and cognitive function. Brain Research. 2006.

Yoo C, et al. Paraxanthine improves cognition and sustained attention. Nutrients. 2021.

Szlapinski SK, et al. Safety and neurocognitive effects of paraxanthine. Frontiers in Toxicology. 2023.

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