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1-McGlade E. et al., Improved Attentional Performance Following Citicoline Administration in Healthy Adult Women. Food and Nutrition Sciences. 2012;3:769-773.

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Studies have proven that clinically-significant results can be enjoyed within 6 weeks of using Vitaae™ daily. However, results improve the longer Vitaae™ is taken, so we strongly recommend you order at least a three-month supply. You will save the most money and see the best long-term results when you choose our limited time discounted 6 bottle offer. Of course, if you decide the product is not for you can always return the unused portion for a refund (we offer a 1-year satisfaction guarantee so you are always safe).

SANE Vitaae™ contain the highest-grade nutrients and are produced in small batches for maximum freshness and effectiveness. Because of this we sell out often, so stock up today, save money, and be sure you don't run out of your new brain-boosting and anti-aging secret advantage!

What are the nutrients and amounts in SANE Vitaae™?

  • Vitamin D - 5,000 IU's(125mcg) of immune-boosting Vitamin D. Deficiency in vitamin D is associated with increased autoimmunity as well as an increased susceptibility to infection. Helping your body defend against foreign, invading organisms, thereby promoting protective immunity.14
  • Magnafolate C® - Our superior patented form of folate that is bioavailable to all humans, including those with MTHFR gene mutations. Folic acid plays a crucial role in DNA and protein synthesis, meaning deficiencies can lead to decreased resistance to infections, as commonly observed in folate-deficient humans.15
  • VitaalMind Proprietary BlendTM - Packed with Omega-3 Fatty Acid (EPA/DHA) which Harvard Medical School points out: "Have the most potential to benefit people with mood disorders."16
  • Cognazin® - Clinically proven to help improve memory and brain function, while improving mood due to the action of the patented superior form of Cognazin® to support brain cellular synthesis, brain energy, and focus.17
  • MicroActive® CoQ10 - Our superior bioavailable form of CoQ10 "The ESSENTIAL Nutrient" improves energy, augments the immune system, and acts as an antioxidant. CoQ10 plays a significant role in boosting the immune system and physical performance, as tissues and cells involved with immune function are highly energy-dependent and therefore require an adequate supply of CoQ10 for optimal function.18
  • Vitamin D - 5,000 IU's(125mcg) of immune-boosting Vitamin D. Deficiency in vitamin D is associated with increased autoimmunity as well as an increased susceptibility to infection. Helping your body defend against foreign, invading organisms, thereby promoting protective immunity.14
  • Magnafolate C® - Our superior patented form of folate that is bioavailable to all humans, including those with MTHFR gene mutations. Folic acid plays a crucial role in DNA and protein synthesis, meaning deficiencies can lead to decreased resistance to infections, as commonly observed in folate-deficient humans. 15
  • VitaalMind Proprietary BlendTM - VitaalMind Proprietary Blend - Packed with Omega-3 Fatty Acid (EPA/DHA) which Harvard Medical School points out: "Have the most potential to benefit people with mood disorders."16
  • Cognazin® - Clinically proven to help improve memory and brain function, while improving mood due to the action of the patented superior form of Cognazin® to support brain cellular synthesis, brain energy, and focus.17
  • MicroActive® CoQ10 - Our superior bioavailable form of CoQ10 "The ESSENTIAL Nutrient" improves energy, augments the immune system, and acts as an antioxidant. CoQ10 plays a significant role in boosting the immune system and physical performance, as tissues and cells involved with immune function are highly energy-dependent and therefore require an adequate supply of CoQ10 for optimal function.18

How safe is Vitaae?

We take your safety and health very seriously at SANE. We do everything to ensure we only make our products with natural ingredients and with amounts that are clinically proven to be effective. For context on Vitaae™ specifically, Jonathan originally developed this formulation for his pregnant wife who used it during and after her pregnancy. Jonathan's entire family and in-laws also use it every day.

Vitaae™ does not contain: gluten, dairy, eggs, peanuts, fish, soy, shellfish, wheat, yeast, or nuts. They are made in a facility that processes Tree nuts. If you have any concerns, you should consult with your physicians before taking any supplement.

How do I use SANE Vitaae™?

It could not be simpler or more convenient to increase your mental energy and vitality, while you defend against dementia. Simply take 3 capsules once or twice a day with a meal. Easy as that to protect your brain!

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When can I expect to feel results?

Most users report feeling a distinctive and noticeable improvement in mental function and sharpness on their first day of use, this feeling generally increases during the first few days of use. However, the most dramatic results were reported after consistent use over the course of 2-3 weeks. Please use as directed.

Jonathan Bailor And SANESolution

Together with the top doctors at The Harvard Medical School, Jonathan Bailor founded the field of Wellness Engineering and serves as the Chief Clinical Director for the SANE North American Wellness Centers. He has registered over 25 patents and is the New York Times Bestselling author of The Setpoint Diet and The Calorie Myth, which have been translated into over 25 different languages. Together with the SANE research team of doctors, anti-aging specialists, and bio-engineers he created Vitaae™ to provide the missing ingredients to life-long brain health.

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This ground-breaking formula combines the power of 4 proven super-nutrients with clinically-significant brain-boosting and anti-aging properties. SANE Vitaae™ is the world's first ever clinically proven brain-boosting anti-aging formulation that also helps to defend against the causes of dementia and now you can experience it's amazing effects for yourself.

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