Check out the latest interview with our Neuroscientist, Sam Dodd, and Radio NZ's Katherine Ryan, talking to why the benefits of our Brainfood are being studied by dementia expects.
Ever wondered what habits you could implement to show your brain some love on a daily basis? We speak to Sam the Neuroscientist about some easy habits to introduce into your daily life and what impact these can have long-term.
A growing pile of evidence indicates that the tens of trillions of microbes that normally live in our intestines — the so-called gut microbiome — have far-reaching effects on how our bodies function, specifically our brains.
Ever wondered what you can do to keep your memory sharp? We share 81-year old neuroscientist, Dr Richard Restak, ways that he swears by to keep his memory just as sharp as it was 50 years ago!
Everyone knows the feeling. You're trying to concentrate on the task at hand but next minute, you're thinking about what to cook for dinner or where you're going to holiday next. We take a look at what it truly means when our minds wander.
We are so excited to introduce you to our latest series we like to call our Ārepa Brain Heroes. A Brain Hero is someone that we identify as looking to make a difference in the world, is having a big impact in their industry/category, is an inspirational and epic human being, trying to make the world a better place or simply wanting to better their brain. And next off the list is Zane Munro.
Sixth off the ranks is our Finance Manager, Campbell Paton (A.K.A Chief). When he's not crunching the numbers on excel, you'll find him watching anything American sport related or hitting high draws on the golf course ⛳️
Check out the latest interview between Professor Scholey and The Spinoff where he chats about why he chose to focus on human psychopharmacology, how he ended up working with Ārepa, and why he believes our brain-boosting products can change the world!
With everything from a wifi password to the grocery list to remember, our brain works hard constantly to hold information. We take a look at some key findings from MIT neuroscientists who explain how it's all possible.
You've probably seen the connection between gut bacteria and brain health coming up more often these days so we decided to take a look at what it all really means.
