Noowave High Performer

Noowave High Performer Review

Noowave High Performer is aimed specifically at business execs, gamers hackers and entrepreneurs, in fact anyone who needs to work for long hours and turn in high quality work and results in a competitive world.

For this reason, the supplement contains a blend of stimulant ingredients with nootropics.

The principle ingredient is N Acetyl Tyrosine an important amino acid that is important for brain function and improving memory and alertness. It also contains Alpha GPC a natural chemical that supports acetylcholine.

Stimulants include caffeine – at roughly the equivalent of 3 cups of coffee. It also contains Synephrine – a stimulant derived from bitter orange pill and Hordenine derived from barley. These two stimulants mimic the effects of the flight or fight response, raising energy levels and alertness but also increasing the heart rate and blood pressure. Theanine – a compound found only in tea has a calming yet energising effect by contrast.

Overall, the ingredients profile looks strong and effective and we like that it comes with full ingredients disclosure.
We looked into web security and found that the registered owner is Bobby Dalton – as explained in the company information.

According to the “About us” information company CEO and founder Bobby Dalton, began his passion for supplements in 2005 when he started taking bodybuilding supplements and along with his wife, decided he could do better.

There are three products in the supplement range.

As well as The High Performer, there is The Socialite, which contains nootropic ingredients said to increase confidence and stamina. The third supplement in the range is The Scholar – a nootropic supplement designed to enhance cognition and mental clarity.

There is no information about the manufacture process. Are Noowave supplements manufactured in the USA in accordance with cGMP? This is not revealed.

What does The High Performer claim to do?

According to the advertising, The High Performer delivers the following benefits.

• Increased discipline
• Elevated focus and concentration (tunnel vision)
• Heightened Mental Energy
• Improved Mood and Sense of Wellbeing
• Enhanced Memory
• Overall Promotion of Optimal Healthy Cognitive function.

The idea is that it will give you more concentration and staying power! As the product information explains,

Whether you need to zone out and study for exams, bury yourself in spreadsheets in order to meet a project deadline, dominate opponents in your next gaming session, develop code for the next big app, show those weights who’s boss in the gym, or just need something to give you that added boost of focus and concentration…

There are no links to medical evidence to prove that any of these claims are true.

Does The High Performer Work?

The High Performer may work but it probably will not suit everyone.

Many people will find the stimulants strong and whereas this may help increase physical activity, it may make it hard to focus on mental tasks such as spreadsheets or exam study. However, it may help keep you awake and active so as long as you do not make a habit of using it, you may find it useful occasionally.

It will not be suitable for everyone. There may be side effects and drug interactions for some people.

What are the ingredients of The High Performer?

• NALT (N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine) (1000mg): Amino acid that is very important in brain function. It helps the body manufacture chemicals that are used in the brain for alertness and mental functioning. Research has found that it also improves mental performance in people who lack sleep.
  Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1037-tyrosine.aspx?activeingredientid=1037&
• Alpha GPC (Alpha-glycerophosphocholine) (600mg): This substance is present in meat or lecithin – here it is derived from lecithin and it helps to manufacture acetylcholine – the chemical in the brain that makes the neurotransmitters. Increased acetylcholine leads to increase mental performance, memory and focus.
• Sulbutiamine (400mg): This synthetic molecule is made from two Thiamine (vitamin b1) molecules and bound together. Studies suggest that when taken daily at 400mg it may improve fatigue.
  Source: https://examine.com/supplements/sulbutiamine/
• L-Theanine (L-γ-glutamylethylamide) (400mg): ): Amino acid found only in tea and the part that gives tea its relaxing yet energising effects. When combined with caffeine (as in tea and here) it can improve cognition and attention.
  Source: https://examine.com/supplements/theanine/
• Caffeine Anhydrous (200mg): This type of caffeine is in crystallised form so is easier for including in supplements, but it is otherwise just the same as the caffeine you drink in coffee. Everyone knows that a cup of coffee picks you. This central nervous system stimulant is the world’s favourite stimulant; however effects will wear off with use. Here in the equivalent of around 2 – 3 cups of coffee.
• Hordenine HCL (50mg): Chemical derived from barley and a stimulant that acts on the sympathetic nervous system, which helps your body function in stress or emergency.
  Hordenine is an androgenic compound so causes the body to mimic the symptoms of flight or fight response such as increased heart rate, enhanced concentration etc.
  Source: https://examine.com/supplements/hordenine/
• Synephrine HCL (35mg): Another androgenic compound and although better researched than Hordenine both these ingredients will act in the same way.
  Source: http://www.healthline.com/health/adrenergic-drugs#Description2
• Noopept (15mg): Nootropic compound composed of N-Phenylacetyl-L-Prolylglycine Ethyl Ester. This peptide was invented in Russia and is widely used there as a potent nootropic supplement. It works by introducing oxygen to the brain and improving the way that glucose is used.
  Peptides are very small and enter the blood stream quickly so Noopept is very fast acting. Some users report a rush of mental clarity following taking.
  Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noopept
• Vinpocetine (10mg): Substance that is similar to a chemical from a plant called Vinca, but more usually manufactured synthetically. It appears to increase blood flow and oxygen to the brain has neuroprotective effects but it requires further human clinical testing.
  Source: https://www.drugs.com/npp/vinpocetine.html
• Huperzine A (200mcg): Substance derived from a Chinese plant called Club moss and possibly effective at boosting the brain chemical acetylcholine. However, it can cause side effects and in clinical testing many participants in the trials experienced side effects, including nausea and vomiting.

Does HIGH PERFORMER have any side effects?

The product information warns that this supplement is strong in stimulants and nootropics so you should start by taking a reduced dose to assess tolerance.

Potential Side effects may include:

• Jitteriness
• Anxiety
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Increased heart rate
• Palpitations
• Raised blood pressure
• Dizziness
• Restlessness
• Loss of appetite
• Mood swings
• Irritability
• Depression

Are there any customer reviews for The High Performer?

It is early days for this supplement and it is not on sale via sites, which encourage customer feedback such as Amazon.

At the time of writing, this supplement is only on sale from the official website where only one customer has left a review. It is very positive but we cannot make any assumptions about The High Performer on just one customer’s experience.

He writes,

Just wow!
I entered to trying this product without any expectations, even had I set the bar high High Performer would’ve exceeded it. I cycled this on one day off the next for about a week and you can definitely tell a difference.
My focus was out of this world, I noticed a boost of energy but it wasn’t the hand shaking, sporadic kind, it was smooth and steady. I did notice my stamina seems better as well. I’m on my feet for 8+ hours a day and this helped make the hours fly by.

I would recommend this product to anyone that needs focus, drive, and determination

Does The High Performer offer a money-back guarantee?

There is a “110%” 60 days guarantee on offer and it looks very good.

The company state that if you do not experience noticeable effects, you will be refunded your money + 10% (less shipping).

The company hope that you will give the product at least 2 weeks because Noowave Supplement Co. formulas are also designed to be cumulative – optimal results seen in weeks 2-3.

To claim your refund you are required to return any opened or emptied bottle(s) of the initial 120 capsules (first 30 serving supply) of any formula purchased.

Any claim must be made within 60 days of the original purchase date of your order.

To claim, you must email [email protected] and provide your order number (located on your original order confirmation) and your formal request for a refund.

The return package must have the order number clearly displayed on the back of the box/envelope. You are recommended to return ship your order with a tracking number, as Noowave cannot guarantee responsibility for orders “lost in transit”. Refunds will be issued upon receipt of the returned goods. Refunds can take up to 5-7 business days to reflect on your original form of payment.

Where can I buy HIGH PERFORMER?

Noowave High Performer is only available from the official product website.

1 x bottle of 120 capsules (30 full servings) costs $49.99

Shipping is currently free to US addresses.