Short answer: MemoHoney combines four nitric-oxide-related amino acids, Niacin for cellular energy, and Beta-Alanine for antioxidant protection — six ingredients across three complementary roles.
🩸 L-Arginine
A direct nitric oxide precursor, supporting blood vessel dilation and circulation, including to the brain.
🩸 L-Arginine AKG 2:1
Arginine bound to alpha-ketoglutarate, improving absorption and extending the circulation-support effect across the day.
🍒 L-Citrulline HCL
Converts to arginine in the body, creating a secondary route into the same nitric-oxide pathway.
🍒 L-Citrulline Malate
Citrulline paired with malate, which has its own role in cellular energy production and metabolic waste clearance.
⚙️ Niacin (Vitamin B3)
Supports NAD+ production, the molecule behind cellular energy generation inside neurons.
🛡️ Beta-Alanine
Raises carnosine levels, an antioxidant compound associated with protecting cells from oxidative wear.
Why four ingredients feed one pathway
Using multiple forms of arginine and citrulline is a common formulation strategy — extending absorption and creating a more sustained circulation-support effect than a single form alone, though it means the ingredient count is larger than the number of distinct mechanisms.
Know exactly what's in the capsule
Six ingredients, three connected mechanisms.
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See our "does it work" breakdown for the evidence behind this mechanism.