Improves Learning and Memory Retention

According to studies, this powerful nootropic also has memory-enhancing properties that can benefit people with memory problems associated with aging and neurodegenerative disorders:
1. Dihexa shows promise in treating memory and motor dysfunctions by enhancing synaptic connectivity through the formation of new functional synapses. [14]
2. In rats, oral Dihexa administration at a dose of 2 mg/kg per day improves memory retention and performance in the Morris water maze test. [15]
3. Administration of Angiotensin IV-related peptides such as Dihexa in rats reverses scopolamine-induced deficits in Morris water maze performance. [16]
4. Dihexa and Angiotensin IV-related peptides are involved in spatial memory processing, and that activation of their binding sites can help combat spatial memory disruption. [17-18]
5. In rats with Alzheimer’s-like mental impairment, Dihexa supplementation improves memory retention by building new brain cell connections. [19]
6. In rats, HGF activation by Dihexa prevents learning and memory dysfunction after sustained cerebral ischemia (decreased blood flow to the brain) by protecting against injury to brain neurons. [20]
7. Dihexa administration in rats improves performance in a series of tests related to learning and memory. [21]
8. Dihexa exerts its cognitive-enhancing effects by increasing the production of acetylcholine and/or dopamine. [22]