Yes.

It promotes the body's natural synthesis of S-Adenosylmethione (SAMe) and reduced glutathione (GSH). SAMe and GSH are both sold as supplements for brain health, but they are expensive
and rather unstable to storage. SAMe and GSH are involved in synthesis of neurotransmitters. SAMe is the body's main methylation agent and GSH is the body's main antioxidant or reducing agent. Low body levels of SAMe and GSH have been linked to every brain and mental illness, including autism, dementia, and schizophrenia, as well as the more common depression and anxiety. Many people with those conditions have a genetic defect in the pathways to produce SAMe and GSH, but the ingredients of Brain Balm feed into those pathways at a late stage, bypassing any defects people may have. That is how Brain Balm™ promotes higher SAMe and GSH levels and promotes brain health.

For adults with autism, dementia, or schizophrenia or moderate to severe depression or anxiety, we would recommend 4 pills twice per day. For small children with autism, start with two pills twice per day and escalate to 4 pills twice per day if there are no apparent side effects. For prevention of migraines, try two pills twice per day and if that does not seem to have an effect, you can escalate to four pills twice per day. For general brain health and prevention, we would recommend two pills twice per day. At four pills twice per day, you would want two bottles per month. At two pills twice per day, you would want one bottle per month.

Preferably take it with food, but it is OK to take it on an empty stomach.

In clinical trials, the ingredients of Brain Balm™ have been found to reduce symptoms of autism,
● improve cognition scores in people with dementia,
● reduce incidence of migraines,
● reduce symptoms of schizophrenia, and
● reduce symptoms of depression.
But Brain Balm™ and its ingredients are not FDA approved to treat, prevent, or diagnose any\ disease.