Brain Fog

Does Reviv address brain fog?

I believe it can help and I'll explain why.

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How Reviv works?

Reviv acts like a door stop that prevents the jaw from closing.

I view that this stretches the soft tissue that covers the skull and jaw, which 'inflates' the skull.

By inflating the skull the cranial bones are able to move outwards and back to where they 'should' be over time.

This outward movement of the cranial bones is basically like 'uncrushing the skull'. And it takes compression off the brain.

As compression is taken off the brain I have seen how a number of folks (including myself) that had brain fog were able to get relief from it.

Articles I have written

Addressing brain fog with these biomechanics

So far i'm 3 for 3. And I don't think i'll ever lose.
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Max kicks brain fog with Reviv

Max was in my first test group in early 2023 and managed to get rid of pretty severe brain fog in a little over a month.
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This Stuff Determines Cognitive Function

Each time I got worse it felt like my IQ plummeted. Each time I got better it felt like it rocketed up. And I did this numerous times in 10 years.
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Did Biomechanical Collapse Cost Joe Biden the Election?

Joe Biden's skull is to me a classic case of the 'deflated balloon' that is crushing the brain.
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frequently asked questions

How long does it take to see improvements in brain fog with Reviv?

It is impossible to say for sure.

But i have seen a number of folks begin to notice improvements within 2-3 months of consistent use.

Will I experience headaches when using Reviv for brain fog?

In my personal experience this was the case and I viewed the headache to sort of be a symbol of progress as I often felt a bit clearer after such headaches.