The Science Behind Brain Drops
Every ingredient. Every dosage. Every claim backed by published research.
We're not asking you to trust marketing claims. We're asking you to trust published research.
Brain Drops contains 15 active ingredients—each selected based on evidence from clinical and nutritional studies, not because it sounds good on a label.
Below, you'll find the supporting research: study names, authors, sample sizes, and results so families and practitioners can review the evidence directly.
The Evidence That Matters Most
These studies form the foundation of Brain Drops' formula.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids in ADHD
Omega-3 supplementation produced a small but statistically significant improvement in ADHD symptoms across pooled trials. Higher EPA content was associated with stronger effects, particularly in attention and hyperactivity outcomes.
BRAIN DROPS: 600mg (360mg EPA / 240mg DHA)
Saffron Extract for ADHD Symptoms
In this 3-month clinical study, saffron extract (30mg/day) and methylphenidate produced comparable overall improvement in ADHD symptoms.
The response pattern differed: methylphenidate performed better for inattention, while saffron showed stronger improvement in hyperactivity. Only the saffron group also showed improvement in sleep onset latency.
BRAIN DROPS: 25mg standardized saffron extract
Bacopa Monnieri in ADHD Children
Most children in this open-label study showed improvement in restlessness, self-control, inattention, and impulsivity after 6 months of Bacopa supplementation. Reported side effects were limited and mild.
BRAIN DROPS: 200mg (50% bacosides)
L-Theanine for Sleep Support
L-theanine supplementation improved aspects of sleep quality in boys with ADHD and was well tolerated. Better sleep may support daytime functioning and attention.
BRAIN DROPS: 150mg
Magnesium L-Threonate in ADHD
In this small open-label pilot study, 47% of participants met response criteria, defined as meaningful improvement in ADHD symptoms and clinician-rated global improvement.
Significant improvements were also reported in overall ADHD symptoms, cognitive flexibility, and cognitive performance measures. The supplement was generally well tolerated, with no major safety concerns reported.
BRAIN DROPS: 125mg elemental magnesium
Zinc Supplementation in ADHD
Zinc glycinate supplementation did not show a consistent advantage over placebo on parent and teacher symptom ratings.
However, children taking 30mg/day of zinc required 37–43% less amphetamine to reach their optimal dose, which the authors considered clinically meaningful. Objective testing also showed moderate-to-large effects favoring the higher zinc dose in areas such as memory accuracy and seat movement.
BRAIN DROPS: 10mg zinc (balanced with 1mg copper)