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Prevagen, a jellyfish-based supplement marketed for memory improvement, was found to be no more effective than a placebo, leading to legal action and removal of its memory claims. The article highlights the broader issue of unregulated supplement marketing and emphasizes that proven ways to support brain health include a healthy diet, regular exercise, good sleep, managing chronic conditions, social engagement, and continuous learning.
Prevagen, a memory-support supplement containing apoaequorin, a protein found in jellyfish, has been named the top-recommended supplement for memory support by pharmacists for the fifth consecutive year. The supplement, taken as a daily pill, has shown positive results in clinical trials for adults with mild memory loss associated with aging. While not approved by the FDA, Prevagen has been certified by third-party organizations for its manufacturing standards and ingredient safety. Users have reported improved clarity and everyday activities.