Do you get easily distracted, have difficulties focusing, and feel mentally sluggish?

You’re not imagining it.

Across the world, brain researchers are witnessing the gradual decline of the human brain.

• Attention spans are down 50% from just 20 years ago.

• IQ scores are plummeting to record lows.

• Mental health rates are sinking to levels never before seen in history.

• And brain health issues are affecting more people at a steadily younger age.

They unanimously agree that it's our modern environment withering away our brain’s potential.

In other words…

Thanks to the standard American diet, more toxins in our everyday environment, and over-reliance on screens and technology…

We’ve trapped ourselves in a “brain fog” which impairs our natural abilities of clear thinking, laser focus, and all-day concentration.

Luckily…

The solution to fighting off “brain fog” and regaining your natural ability to focus for hours on end is—like most keys to health—actually hidden in history all along.

An ancient tome called the Pen Tsao Ching from China details a plant root used by members of the Imperial Court.

This plant root has been used for thousands of years now as a superfood – something that skyrockets overall health.

The Chinese Imperial Court was made up of the brightest minds in the country and required passing a series of rigorous exams with hundreds of questions about policy, history, philosophy, poetry, and military strategy.

Many members held such mental strength and focus that they were able to spend days in meditation, recite entire texts word for word, and outsmart the many political factions that tried to take their power.

Over the years, this plant root has been used in small circles of biohackers and health nuts to increase mental capacity and brain function.

What is this highly prized plant root they used to become such mental powerhouses?

Ginkgo Biloba.

And now a thousand years later, scientists are not surprised why.

Research reveals that Ginkgo Biloba offers two unique benefits that fight “brain fog” to provide increased mental sharpness, focus, and clarity.