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CILTEP® Stack
CILTEP® is a natural formula designed to safely enhance the brain's ability to form vivid, long-lasting memories and remain sharply motivated and focused for hours.
Users of CILTEP® often report:
- Increased motivation and mental endurance†
- Improved concentration and alertness†
- Improved mood and social ease†
- Enhanced ability to study†
Think Faster and Remember More
Brain Fog is the worst! We all have those moments where it's just impossible to focus, or when the one thing we were thinking of is just stuck at the tip of the tongue!
As we get older these things tend to get worse, but the good news is they don't have to.
There's a reason why thousands of entrepreneurs, doctors, firefighters and students around the world are using CILTEP® to boost their focus, motivation and memory.
Introducing CILTEP® (sil-tep) for Focus and Memory
CILTEP® is a natural supplement that can help you achieve a higher state of focus and concentration with enhanced memory formation.
The formula is designed to induce long-term potentiation (LTP) in the brain.
LTP is a crucial mechanism involved in the formation of new memories and the strengthening of neural synapses.
The formula works by:
PDE4 Inhibition + Increasing cAMP = Long-Term Potentiation
Developed by Abelard Research, the CILTEP® Formula is a protected by United States Patent and Trademark Office US9149457B2.
Natural Stacks is currently involved in multiple placebo-controlled, double-blind University studies on its effectiveness.
PDE4 INHIBITION
PDE4 is an enzyme that breaks down cAMP molecules, messenger systems that relay signals in the brain.
Inhibition of PDE4 blocks the breakdown of cAMP, and thereby increases levels of cAMP within brain cells.
This has been shown to lead to increased cognition, improved long term memory, increased wakefulness, and neuroprotection. [3,4,5,6,7,8]
There have been several natural PDE4 inhibitors identified in herbal preparations including luteolin, which is present in artichoke extract. It also inhibits PDE 1 through 5 which have both shown beneficial activity with regards to synaptic plasticity. [1,2]
Artichoke Extract is a safe, effective and natural PDE4 Inhibitor. [1,2] CILTEP contains 900 mg of the highest quality Artichoke Extract in each serving.
INCREASING cAMP
The herb Forskolin (active compound extracted from the root of the Coleus Forskohlii plant) has been shown to naturally increase cAMP levels.
It activates the enzyme adenylyl cyclase which then increases intracellular levels of cAMP. [10]
CILTEP features premium Coleus Forskohlii standardized for 20% Forskolin. There are 4 mg of Forskolin in each serving of CILTEP.
Increasing cAMP and inhibiting its degradation supports Long-Term Potentiation (LTP).
Summary: PDE4 Inhibition + Increasing cAMP → LTP → Supports optimal mental performance
Martin Jacobson
World Series of Poker 2014 Champion
It definitely helped me get through the long days and stay focused all the way through. I've noticed a remarkable difference in my ability to spend hours at a table without a break in concentration. This product really works.
Mattias Ribbing
Grandmaster of Memory
My wife set up a blind study for me because I got my hand on some CILTEP… We did a blind test… Out of these 20 trials that I did in these 10 days, my four fastest ones were all on CILTEP.
Ingredients
Suggested Use
Take 1-3 capsules in the morning immediately upon waking on an empty stomach, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. Do not take more than 3 capsules per day.
Some users find that a moderate dose of caffeine in the morning and/or early afternoon extends and optimizes results (We recommend SMART CAFFEINE®).
CILTEP® can be taken daily, however we advise taking 1-2 days off per week (weekends for example).
U.S.A manufactured in a GMP facility. Natural Stacks proudly uses only the highest quality ingredients.
CILTEP® is protected under U.S. Patent 9,149,457
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I take CILTEP®?
We suggest taking CILTEP first thing in the morning on days that include demanding cognitive tasks. Take it on an empty stomach and 20-30 minutes later, you eat breakfast or - our favorite, have some bulletproof coffee for an extra spark.
How does CILTEP work and what will I feel?
CILTEP increases focus and potentiates long-term memory but doesn't rely on neurotransmitter manipulation to elicit this benefit. Because CILTEP is not a stimulant and it doesn’t directly impact our neurotransmitters, the “feel” is very subtle.
What you notice most is that time seems to slow, distractions fade away (increased focus), and you have a strong desire to learn/read/work.
The more mentally demanding the task, the more CILTEP shines.
Many users prefer to “stack” or combine CILTEP with one of our Brain Food products. The Brain Food line is designed to give individuals the tools needed to optimize whatever neurotransmitter they may need to moderate on any given day or at any given time.
What is CILTEP®?
CILTEP is a natural nutritional supplement designed for improving and maintaining brain performance. It's theorized to improve learning and memory in the brain by supporting and optimizing levels of intracellular secondary messengers.
Are there any side effects?
There are no known side effects if used as directed. For that reason, thousands of people have chosen all-natural CILTEP as their preferred nootropic stack.
Do I have to cycle CILTEP?
We recommend to cycle off of it once a week but it’s not required.
I'm 16. Can I take CILTEP?
No, CILTEP should only be taken once you’re 18 years old.
Is CILTEP vegan?
Yes.
Is CILTEP soy free?
Yes.
When is the best time to take CILTEP?
Upon waking is the most desirable time to take CILTEP. Some people do enjoy taking CILTEP later in the day, but we recommend avoiding use in the afternoon / evening to maintain optimal sleep.
What makes CILTEP better / different than other smart drugs?
CILTEP uses a simple, all-natural formula that works by increasing the number of messenger systems inside of your brain cells. This enables neurons to quickly communicate with each other and retain information. It makes you more engaged and efficient at whatever mental task you might be doing.
CILTEP enhances your mental capacity without relying on altering neurotransmitter levels. It acts inside of the cell to naturally strengthen connections between neurons, promoting improved learning, memory, and cognitive function.
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If for whatever reason you're unsatisfied with your Natural Stacks products, you can return the product within 30 days for a full refund. We also provide actionable tips on our blog and newsletter for you to maximize your performance with our premium products.
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Works well if you continuously take the tablets every morning. If you take it any later the effects in my opinion don't kick for some reason. Brain fog has been reduced and I can't remember the last I felt tired in my head. In summary, it works if taken correctly.
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Amazing focus!
My brain works so well with this product!!!
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I keep this in my bedside table and take as soon as I wake up. I definitely feel more clear energetic and found it also suppresses my appetite a bit.
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