[MomWriterStudent]

Has anybody tried these? I just requested a free sample today. Not sure if I'm allowed to post the link, but the bars are called "Dr. Black's Brain Bars".

I am already taking curcumin, which is added to these bars, but I'm not familiar with fisetin. I am going to have to Google that to figure out what it does.

[Mark in Idaho]

Those bars are $2.50 each. You can get the same nutrients (DHA, green tea, curcumin) for much less as supplements. The fisetin is just an anti-oxidant. Nothing special about it. There are plenty of other anti-oxidants available at very reasonable costs.

[MomWriterStudent]

Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho

Those bars are $2.50 each. You can get the same nutrients (DHA, green tea, curcumin) for much less as supplements. The fisetin is just an anti-oxidant. Nothing special about it. There are plenty of other anti-oxidants available at very reasonable costs.

Ah, so I may as well just continue taking my supplements. I might buy a box for on-the-go snacking (I find that I get extremely exhausted when I'm out running errands), but I don't think that I'll be eating them daily.

I've noticed that KIND bars tend to give me a quick energy boost (I like the Dark Chocolate and Sea Salt) when I'm drained. Could just be a placebo effect, but sometimes I eat one and actually have the energy to write a full article for one of my clients about 10 minutes later. KIND bars are gluten free and mostly made from nuts, if anybody is interested.