How Dolovent key ingredients work together to increase brain energy and reduce tiredness & fatigue
Channel: Nouveau Healthcare Limited
Date: 04/04/2022

Highlights of taking Dolovent for three months:

Dolovent is completely natural, with no fillers or additives. It a specially formulated 3 in 1 supplement designed to increase brain health and function. The unique blend of ingredients in Dolovent are specially formulated to create a quality supplement which increases and enhances brain energy and performance. Dolovent is a nootropic which restores low nutrient levels within a week

A daily dosage of Dolovent contains:

- 600mg Magnesium
- 400mg vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)
- 150mg CoQ10
- Blended with Bioflavonoids and minerals to increase brain energy
- Reduces tiredness, fatigue and increases psychological function
- Independently researched to show reduction in intensity, pain, duration and aura sufferers feel
- No fillers, additives or preservatives
- 30 day supply

Supplements which are known as Nootropics are now becoming common. However, many do not recognise the which ingredients are effective and how much of the minerals, nutrients and ingredients you need to order to make them effective to increase your brain energy.

In our research, using Dolovent for three months to build their levels up showed a reduction in not only frequency but also the symptoms and overall pain sufferers are feeling.

Some supplements make outlandish claims to be effective, but none have the clinical evidence or efficacy to show its effectiveness then Dolovent. Dolovent was researched on 130 adult sufferers by Gaul, C., Diener, H. C., Danesch, U., & Migravent® Study Group (2015).

Presented by Dilly Kular, Managing Director from the Nouveau Healthcare team. Medically checked and certified by Gaya Neault BSc Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry.

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