K GENIUS 999 – 15 Capsules

15 Capsules Small

500mg /capsule

Price : 625 $ USD

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15 Capsules Big

775mg / capsule

Price : 840 $ USD

Composition :

Melissa officinalis / leaves
Viola odorata / leaves and flowers
Capsella bursa pastoris / aerial parts
Rosmarinus officinalis / leaves
Salix alba / leaves and bark

KL GENIUS 999 :

A product based on natural medicinal plants, part of the third generation of medicines, with no side effects, used as an adjuvant to strengthen mental and psychological abilities and to combat daily frustrations.

Indications:

– Positive brain reprogramming in difficult situations and crucial decisions.
– Drug addiction and its harmful effects on thinking and creativity centers.
– Low intelligence quotient (IQ).
– Deficiency in proper reasoning capacity.

 
Intelligence:

Intelligence encompasses all mental faculties used to understand things and facts, and to discover the relationships between them. It is the ability to act appropriately in various situations.

Understanding requires a coding system leading to conceptual intelligence, a mastery of language enabling complex reasoning. It is an individual’s capacity to discover, create, or solve problems to acquire the knowledge necessary to adapt to the environment and cope with its changes.

These are cognitive skills that allow individuals to understand, form concepts, and apply logic and reason. They include the ability to recognize patterns, understand ideas, plan, solve problems, make decisions, retain information, and use language to communicate.

Emotional recognition, vocabulary understanding, and stress regulation peak between ages 40 and 50, known as crystallized intelligence. This refers to relying on one’s experiences, skills, and knowledge, which increases progressively with age and remains stable for a long period before declining only late in life.

An intelligent person is often one who perceives as a single process what contemporaries see as independent phenomena.

Components of intelligence include:

• Attention:distinguishing things or actions in the environment.
• Concentration:mental representation of volumes and movements.
• Consciousness:understanding problems and actions.
• Reasoning/creativity:planning ability.
• Humor:social adaptation.

Nature vs. nurture debates on intelligence are endless, as both heredity and environment play crucial roles in individual abilities.

Several tests exist to measure intelligence, the most common being the classic IQ test, defined as the ratio between mental age and chronological age, multiplied by 100. The standard deviation is set at 15, and the global average IQ ranges between 84 and 88.

An increase in IQ was observed in Western countries (3 to 7 points per year), but since 1995, a regression has been noted (France showed a 4-point drop between 1999 and 2009).

However, intelligence cannot be fully measured by a number, nor ranked linearly. IQ tests do not measure all types of intelligence or intelligence factors.

Multiple intelligences include:

• Logical-mathematical:problem-solving speed (e.g. mathematicians, chess players).
• Linguistic:building sentences, convincing others (e.g. politicians, writers).
• Intrapersonal:critical self-reflection.
• Interpersonal:reacting and communicating; visuospatial skills; manipulating objects.
• Naturalistic:classifying objects by differentiation.
• Musical:using sounds, rhythms, melodies.
• Kinesthetic:developed in athletes, surgeons.
• Existential:questioning meaning and origins of things.

Creativity, often difficult to differentiate from intelligence, operates mysteriously and paradoxically. It is a characteristic defining some individuals but varies with context.

Despite representing only 2% of body weight, the brain uses 25% of the body’s energy. It is malleable and reconfigures based on environment, creating neural connections throughout life, with a creative and intuitive right hemisphere and an analytical and rational left hemisphere.

There is a correlation between brain volume and psychometric intelligence (0.30 to 0.40), especially in frontal areas, some parietal and temporal regions, and the hippocampus. Cortical thickness increases with intensive learning.

Better health and hygiene are associated with higher IQ. Prenatal and postnatal nutrition affect cognitive development, and breastfeeding is linked to later cognitive gains.

Toxic substances (drugs, medications, tobacco, alcohol, lead, pesticides, etc.) have negative and often irreversible effects on intelligence development.

Human environment, family, education, and cultural background influence intelligence by enriching or limiting stimuli.

Genetic anomalies harm cognitive development, but determining the precise role of genes is complex due to the multitude of genetic and non-genetic factors involved.

We only use a small portion of our brain; improving and developing competencies to reach creativity thresholds – the capacity to transcend traditional ways of thinking or acting to develop new ideas, methods, or objects – is a universal concern.

Connections between brain regions and resulting networks are the foundation of cognitive functions. Creativity is a skill that can be nurtured and developed.

KL GENIUS 999 Benefits :

– Acts as a natural antioxidant, promoting neuronal regeneration and enhancing mental performance and learning abilities.
– Supports cerebral mitochondrial dynamics to optimize the brain’s energy production.
– Strengthens existing skills and facilitates the acquisition of new knowledge by stimulating neural connections.
– Contributes to the development of intelligence and creativity at any age.
– Stimulates memory and enhances overall cognitive functions.
– Promotes emotional intelligence, facilitating adaptation to complex situations and daily challenges.
– Improves attention levels and reduces perceptual disturbances.
– Increases the activity of flexible neural networks and learning capacity, supports brain plasticity, and maintains neurotransmission balance.
– Stimulates neurogenesis and strengthens the efficiency and stability of neuronal connections.
– Helps individuals identify, develop, and leverage their personal resources and skills, fostering self-confidence through self-analysis and integration of positive environmental influences.
– Facilitates mindfulness meditation, encouraging introspection and optimization of intellectual capacities.
– Revives memory and contributes to the prevention of memory disorders.
– Encourages the generation of positive thoughts and strengthens the ability to embrace change, even in the presence of fear or emotional resistance.