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Browsing nootropics

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Food & Drink

Lifesum reveals top nutrition trends for 2025

As health-conscious consumers reshape the food and beverage landscape, Lifesum, a leading nutrition app with more than 65m users, has unveiled its top five healthy eating trends for 2025.

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Food & Drink

A nootropic drink for next-gen sports

Local Weather is a nootropic beverage developed by NFL football player Russel Wilson and Web3 entrepreneur AJ Vaynerchuck that aims to expand the conventional categories of sport.

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Food & Drink

Five brands reframing nootropics for Generation Z

Exploring a breadth of natural brain-boosting ingredients, a raft of new brands are creating products tailored to the needs, concerns and moods of young people.

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Health, Wellness & Sport

Stat: All age groups are invested in mental wellbeing

According to Euromonitor’s 2020 Health and Nutrition survey, generational definitions of health focus more on cognitive wellbeing.

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Europe

Is neuroscience the future of luxury?

At last week’s Luxury Futures Forum 2017, The Future Laboratory welcomed Dr Tara Swart, neuroscientist in residence at the Corinthia Hotel London and leadership coach.

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Food & Drink

​Biohacking with hallucinogens

Will psilocybin mushrooms and LSD be next year’s go-to ingredients for optimisers?

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North America

Hacking coffee

US – Hacker’s Brew is a nootropics-laced cold-brew coffee designed to offer peak mental performance.

Coffiest by Soylent, US
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North America

Wake and shake

California – The nutritionally complete food brand Soylent has added a caffeinated supplement to its offering.

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Food & Drink

RCA and CSM 2016 Graduate Shows Review

Graduates at the Royal College of Art (RCA) and Central Saint Martins (CSM) focused on new definitions of identity emerging in response to changes in technology, social norms and science.