Memory Improvement: Dihexa has shown promise in improving memory retention and recall. This makes it a potential therapeutic option for individuals suffering from cognitive impairments, such as Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

Learning Capabilities: Studies suggest that Dihexa can enhance learning abilities by promoting synaptic connections, which are crucial for processing and storing new information.

Neurogenesis: Dihexa stimulates the production of new neurons, which can help in repairing brain damage caused by injury or disease.

Protection Against Neurodegeneration: By fostering the growth and maintenance of synaptic connections, Dihexa can potentially slow down or prevent the progression of neurodegenerative diseases.

Anxiolytic Effects: Preliminary research indicates that Dihexa may have anxiolytic (anxiety-reducing) properties, contributing to an overall improvement in mood and emotional well-being.

Depression Management: Dihexa's ability to enhance synaptic connectivity might also play a role in alleviating symptoms of depression.

Functional Recovery: For individuals recovering from a stroke, Dihexa may aid in regaining motor and cognitive functions by promoting brain plasticity and repair.

A common starting dose is 10 mg per day. It can be administered in smaller, divided doses throughout the day to maintain consistent levels in the body. Ramping up to 20 mg per day if no adverse reactions occur.

Our product is administered through transdermal delivery. The method of administration can depend on individual preferences and specific health conditions.

The duration of Dihexa treatment can vary. For cognitive enhancement or mood improvement, shorter courses of several weeks may be sufficient. For neuroprotection and recovery from neurological damage, longer-term use might be necessary.

It is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider before starting Dihexa. They can provide personalized dosing recommendations based on individual health status and monitor for potential side effects.

Users often report enhanced memory recall and faster learning capabilities within a few weeks of starting Dihexa.

Many individuals experience a notable improvement in mental clarity and focus, contributing to better performance in daily tasks and work.

Dihexa's impact on synaptic connectivity can lead to a more stable and positive mood, with reduced anxiety and depressive symptoms.

With prolonged use, Dihexa may provide lasting protection against neurodegenerative processes, potentially delaying the onset or progression of diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Individuals recovering from strokes or traumatic brain injuries may see improvements in cognitive and motor functions, aiding in a more complete recovery.

Long-Term Storage: Store the Dihexa solution in the freezer at -20°C. This helps preserve its stability for a long time.

Short-Term Storage: If you need to use the solution frequently, you can keep it in the refrigerator at 4°C for up to a few weeks. However, for the best long-term stability, freezing is recommended.

Keep the solution away from light by storing it in dark-colored containers or wrapping the bottle in aluminum foil. Light exposure can degrade the solution.

Use airtight, dark-colored bottles to prevent oxidation and contamination.

If the solution crystallizes in the refrigerator, it can be safely re-dissolved by warming it to room temperature. You can do this by leaving the bottle at room temperature or placing it in a warm water bath until the crystals dissolve.

After warming, gently shake or swirl the bottle to ensure the solution is completely mixed and homogeneous before use.

Always handle the solution with care. Use clean, dry utensils or syringes to avoid contamination.