BioCeuticals Clinical L-Theanine 100 g Forest Berry
BioCeuticals Clinical L-Theanine 100 g Forest Berry

L-Theanine 100 g Forest Berry

$119.95 AUD

Key Benefits

  • Promotes alpha-wave brain activity
  • Balances excitatory neurotransmission
  • Adjunct for high cortisol states
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Precise and Pure L-Theanine Powder for Sensitive Patients and Clinical Dosing

L-Theanine is an extemporaneous powder specifically developed without maltodextrin and flavours, making this low-excipient composition suitable for sensitive patients. Each scoop designed to deliver 100mg of L-Theanine has been carefully customised to allow clinical practitioners to compound precise and titrated L-Theanine dosing that reflects the scientific literature. 

Promotes alpha-wave brain activity

Balances excitatory neurotransmission

Adjunct for high cortisol states

Daytime clarity under pressure

Titrated amino acid therapy

  • Can lower blood pressure
  • Can diminish symptoms of PMS
  • Supports the immune system
  • Can act antagonistically against the paralysis induced by caffeine
  • Can enhance the effect of anti-tumour medicine and the invasion of cancer cells
  • Is a natural antioxidant, antistaling agent, and anti-fading agent

Each 1 g contains:
L-Theanine 900 mg
In a base of maltodextrin and silica-colloidal anhydrous and natural forest berry flavour.

  • ¼ metric teaspoon (0.3 g) provides 270 mg of L-theanine
  • Avoid using during pregnancy and lactation, as insufficient reliable information is available
  • Extemporaneous preparations have not been assessed for safety and efficacy
  • Practitioners are advised to obtain informed consent before prescribing
  • Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet