Bacopa in VidaCalm: The small white-flowered herb of Ayurveda
Bacopa is part of the mind and mood nutrients family inside VidaCalm. Source: Leaves and stems of Bacopa monnieri, grown in wet, warm regions.
What it is
About Bacopa
Bacopa is a low, creeping plant with small white flowers. It grows in wet ground across India and Southeast Asia, and Ayurvedic healers call it brahmi.
For centuries students and scholars in India took bacopa as part of their study routine. Modern researchers continue to look at it, mostly in studies on memory and learning.
VidaCalm uses bacopa in the mind and mood family beside L-theanine and mucuna. You may also see it written as Bacopa monnieri on labels.
Facts at a glance
- Called brahmi in Ayurveda
- Grows best in marshy, humid places
- Studied mostly for memory and learning support
Formula map
Where Bacopa sits in the formula
VidaCalm groups its 18 elements into four families. Bacopa belongs to Mind and mood nutrients.
Calm botanicals 6
Mind and mood nutrients 5
Balance herbs 4
Vitamins and minerals 3
L-Theanine
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Quick answers
Is Bacopa in VidaCalm?
Yes. Bacopa is one of the 18 elements in VidaCalm and belongs to the mind and mood nutrients family.
Where does Bacopa come from?
Leaves and stems of Bacopa monnieri, grown in wet, warm regions.
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