NEUROGENESIS +

Handcrafted in small batches. Each bottle is finished with a gold handwritten product name and batch number.

NEUROGENESIS + brings whole, naturally occurring Tibetan cordyceps and six-year fermented Korean red ginseng into a composition of reishi spore oil, three spore-forming Bacillus species, NAD+, BDNF protein and MOTS-c. Its Ojas complex adds roots, pollen, honey, resin and traditional animal-derived materials, while oil of gold, white gold ormus and rose gold ormus express Elemental Wizdom’s alchemical approach.

What makes this a premium composition

The distinction lies in the materials and their forms: whole wild Tibetan cordyceps with a scarce high-altitude origin; a specifically fermented Korean red ginseng preparation; oil drawn from reishi spores; and three separately named gold preparations. These choices give the formula its particular character and depth, presented in a 50 ml Miron glass pump bottle.

Whole Tibetan cordyceps holds a particularly important place in the Ojas complex. Its naturally occurring, whole-material identity is part of what is being selected. Fermented ginseng, Mongolian shilajit, reishi spore oil and the three named gold preparations each contribute a distinct material choice to the composition.

The synergy

Spore oil + spore cultures
Reishi contributes a fungal lipid component; Bacillus contributes microbial activity relevant to the intestinal environment. Lecithin brings phospholipids and helps disperse the composition. These are complementary formulation roles.

Cellular science + restorative tradition
NAD+, BDNF and MOTS-c introduce energy metabolism and cellular signaling; cordyceps, ginseng and the wider Ojas complex bring the traditional themes of stamina, nourishment and restoration.

Material richness + contemplative intention
White and rose gold ormus, with oil of gold, connect the formula’s physical ingredients with its alchemical emphasis on clarity, inward attention and meditative practice.

This describes the formulation rationale. Greater combined efficacy or improved absorption has not been demonstrated for NEUROGENESIS +.

Results: ingredient research and traditional aims

Digestive comfort
Human trials of particular Bacillus strains have reported improvements in digestive symptoms. Benefits depend on the specific strain and dose; the three species names alone do not establish those results here.

Metabolic adaptation
MOTS-c improved insulin sensitivity and running performance in mouse experiments. NAD+ has an established role in cellular energy chemistry. These findings explain the research interest, without establishing an energy or performance benefit from this blend.

Vitality and contemplative clarity
Stamina and restoration are traditional aims of the Ojas ingredients; calm and meditative focus are reported ORMUS associations. They describe the formula’s intention, not measured clinical outcomes.

Ingredient findings, normal physiology and traditional uses are identified separately. NEUROGENESIS + itself has not been shown to produce these outcomes; its absorption, efficacy and safety are unestablished.

Every ingredient, explained

Reishi spore oil — Fungal lipids & immune research
Oil from reishi’s reproductive spores brings a lipid-rich fungal component. Mouse studies found changes in macrophage and natural-killer-cell activity, linking spore oil with innate immune research. Reishi also has a longstanding restorative tonic tradition.
Animal research + composition

Non-GMO sunflower lecithin — Phospholipids & formulation
Phospholipids form cell membranes, and phosphatidylcholine supplies choline used in nerve-signaling chemistry. Lecithin also helps disperse oil and water in a formulation. It connects the formula’s lipid ingredients with the chemistry of membranes and nutrient handling.
Normal biology + formulation

Ojas complex — The restorative heart
Whole Tibetan cordyceps, fermented ginseng and Mongolian shilajit anchor a broad composition of roots, pollen, resin, honey and animal-derived tonics. Its traditional themes are physical vitality, replenishment and resilience. Every component is described on the Ojas plate.
Traditional formulation

Bacillus coagulans — Intestinal microbial activity
A spore-forming, lactic-acid-producing species. Selected strains have reduced gas, bloating or abdominal discomfort in human studies. Its spore form provides protection during transit before active microbial interaction in the intestinal environment.
Strain-specific human research

Bacillus subtilis — Germination & nutrient processing
The studied DE111 strain can germinate in the human small intestine. Its active cells produce enzymes involved in breaking down food components. This gives the species a clear place in research on intestinal digestion and nutrient processing.
Human + laboratory research

Bacillus clausii — The intestinal barrier
In intestinal-cell experiments, studied strains increased mucus and tight-junction proteins that help maintain the gut lining’s barrier. This identifies a concrete area of research: the interface between microbes, intestinal cells and mucosal defense.
Strain-specific cell research

BDNF protein — Neuronal communication
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor participates in neuronal survival and adaptable synaptic connections. Direct hippocampal delivery strengthened nerve-cell transmission in rodents, linking BDNF to research into the cellular mechanisms of learning and memory.
Normal biology + animal research

NAD+ — Cellular energy & maintenance
A coenzyme that transfers electrons during energy metabolism. NAD+ also supplies reactions used by PARP and sirtuin enzymes in DNA maintenance and cellular regulation. It connects the chemistry of energy production with ongoing cellular maintenance.
Established biochemistry

MOTS-c — Metabolic adaptation
A mitochondrial-derived peptide linked to AMPK, a cellular energy sensor. In mice, injected MOTS-c improved insulin sensitivity and running performance. These findings link mitochondrial communication with muscle metabolism and adaptation to energetic stress.
Cell + animal research

Vinpocetine — Cerebral vascular signaling
Investigated for changes in cerebral blood flow and inflammatory signaling. A small intravenous study in stroke patients found regional blood-flow changes; cell and mouse work showed inhibition of IKK/NF-kB signaling. These studies connect vascular regulation with cellular inflammatory pathways.
Human pilot + cell research

Silica — Connective-tissue interest
Silicon research concerns collagen-rich tissues such as skin and bone. Human studies have tested particular soluble silicon preparations. Its scientific context is the structure and maintenance of connective tissues; the evidence depends on the silicon preparation studied.
Form-specific research

Fulvic ionic minerals — Mineral complexing
Fulvic substances can bind metal ions into complexes, connecting the organic and mineral parts of the formulation. This complexing chemistry gives fulvic material a distinct role alongside the formula’s separately named silica and gold preparations.
Composition & chemistry

Oil of gold — A distinct alchemical preparation
A separately named gold preparation, included both in the main composition and within Ojas. Its place is in the formula’s alchemical identity. It is presented as its own material, alongside the white and rose gold ORMUS preparations.
Formulation identity

White gold ormus — Clarity & meditative attention
Part of the contemporary ORMUS tradition associated with mental clarity, calm and meditative focus. White gold ormus gives this contemplative strand a distinct named place within the formula. Its role in the composition centers on contemplative practice and inward attention.
Practitioner-reported associations

Rose gold ormus — Calm & inward attention
The rose-gold preparation sits alongside white gold ormus in the formula’s alchemical composition. ORMUS accounts describe calm, inward attention and meditative focus. Together the two named preparations express the formula’s emphasis on meditative clarity.
Practitioner-reported associations

Inside Ojas: the complete restorative complex

Whole Tibetan cordyceps — Wild origin · whole material
Naturally occurring Tibetan caterpillar fungus is a scarce high-altitude material, traditionally prized for stamina and restorative vitality. Its whole form and origin are central to this formula’s value. Chemical studies distinguish wild cordyceps from cultivated species and mycelial preparations.
Traditional stamina & vitality

Six-year fermented Korean red ginseng — A specifically prepared root
Traditionally prized for replenishing vitality during fatigue. Human trials of specific red-ginseng extracts have reported reduced fatigue. This formula specifies a six-year fermented preparation, making the preparation central to its restorative character.
Traditional vitality + human research

Mongolian shilajit — Mineral-rich tonic material
A traditional rejuvenative material associated with resilience and physical vitality. A trial of a purified shilajit extract found improved strength retention after fatigue in a subgroup. This connects its restorative tradition with research into muscular performance during fatigue.
Rasayana tradition + human research

Antler velvet — bulbs & tips — Growing antler tissue
The soft growing portion of antler contributes a distinct animal-derived tonic material. Antler tissue contains collagen and other proteins; its traditional use emphasizes restoration and vitality. It brings a tissue-derived material to a blend that also includes roots, fungi and minerals.
Traditional restorative use

Maral antler extract — Within the honey preparation
A separate antler preparation carried in the wild Siberian honey, alongside cedar resin. It contributes to Ojas’s traditional strength-and-vitality theme and is distinct from the separately listed antler velvet bulbs and tips.
Traditional restorative use

Yunnan Polyrhachis black ant — An insect-derived tonic
A specifically named insect ingredient associated with physical vitality in Chinese folk-tonic practice. Its inclusion broadens Ojas beyond a botanical blend. The Yunnan origin and Polyrhachis identity are meaningful parts of the declared composition.
Traditional vitality

Defibrinated deer blood — A traditional animal material
Blood supplies hemoglobin and other proteins; defibrination removes fibrin. Deer-blood tonics have traditional nourishment and vitality associations. This provides a distinct animal-derived component within Ojas’s traditional nourishment theme.
Composition + traditional use

Pine pollen — Plant nourishment
Pine pollen contains proteins, amino acids and plant constituents. Amino acids are the building blocks of body proteins. Its traditional place is restorative nourishment, linking the plant’s reproductive material with the formula’s theme of replenishment.
Composition + tonic tradition

Black ginger — Aromatic rhizome · methoxyflavones
Traditionally used for stamina and physical vitality. Trials of specific Kaempferia parviflora extracts have investigated grip strength and physical performance. Its methoxyflavone-rich rhizome complements the formula’s traditional stamina theme.
Thai tonic tradition + human research

Vietnamese cinnamon — Warming botanical character
Cinnamon’s aromatic compounds, including cinnamaldehyde, give it its characteristic warmth. Its traditional role centers on warming and digestive comfort, complementing the roots, resin and honey within the Ojas composition.
Composition + traditional use

Wild Siberian honey — Nourishment & carrier
Honey’s natural sugars are energy substrates. Here it also carries maral antler extract and cedar resin, bringing three separately identifiable ingredients into one preparation. Its traditional nourishing role complements Ojas’s restorative theme.
Composition + traditional use

Cedar resin — The resin within the honey
The aromatic resin contributes a distinct Siberian botanical material. Folk use associates it with digestive comfort and restoration. In this composition it accompanies honey and maral antler extract, adding a resinous element to the root-and-fungus tonic tradition.
Traditional use

Oil of gold within Ojas — The alchemical connection
Oil of gold is also named inside Ojas, connecting this traditional tonic complex with the gold preparations in the main formula. Its recurring place brings the alchemical and traditional-tonic strands of the composition together.
Formulation identity

Presentation and use

Presented in a 50 ml Miron glass pump bottle. This is a distinct composition from the original NEUROGENESIS Spore Synbiotic. Use only validated directions specific to this formula; a serving size or method from another product should not be transferred to it.

Important product information

Competitive sport: This formula contains MOTS-c, prohibited at all times under the WADA 2026 Prohibited List.

Vinpocetine: FDA advises pregnant women and women who could become pregnant not to take it. MOTS-c has unresolved human safety questions. Contains animal-, insect- and bee-derived ingredients.

Evidence varies by ingredient, preparation, probiotic strain, dose and administration route. BDNF’s normal role does not establish brain delivery from this bottle; the cited human MOTS-c exercise study did not test supplementation. The formula’s ingredient amounts, probiotic strain identifiers and viable counts, stability and final directions remain unverified. Discuss suitability with a qualified healthcare professional.

Animal-derived ingredients include antler velvet, maral antler extract, Polyrhachis black ant and defibrinated deer blood; honey is bee-derived. This formula is not vegan. Oil of gold appears in the main composition and within Ojas.