A Hoy Hoy,
A complex blend meant to enhance neurological features such as extending your astrocyte’s endfoot down to synaptic clefts to form tripartite synapses. It will also improve intercellular gap junctions, Dopamine, Serotonin and Oxytocin systems as-well as certain cytokines and ion complexes relating to electrical signal generation.
All is in the description 
So it break it down according to ChatGPT:
The blend is designed to improve your brain function by enhancing the connections between nerve cells in your brain. It does this by improving the way certain chemicals and ions are used in your brain to send messages between cells. This can help boost your mood, memory, and overall cognitive abilities.
That’s a very obvious and very vague answer if you ask me. I’m lost with how to write the descriptions. Everybody wants it a different way.
It’s good enough for people like me who need a simpler explanation. :p.
They all boost brain functions and connections and certain chemicals, we call them « brain fields » 
Btw quite a few people also ask for fields to boost grey and white matter. White matter is myelin, ENPP6 and Manhattan 8k RES do it. All other brain fields boost grey matter.
That’s also every brain field.
I feel each brain field has compounding interest in different ways but are tied together. Excited for future brain fields.
I hope you guys like it
May i ask what are the ingrediants of the complex blend?
Hello, how many (brain) fields can we combine everyday ? Is 15 too much ? Less effective ?
There is nothing wrong with having many brain fields in one day per say, it all comes down to the organization and how much synergy they have in order to achieve speedy results.
But it shouldn’t diminish your results to use 15 or more.
nothing is clear from the description, but probably something worthwhile.
Firstly, let’s understand some neurology.
Simple explanations of used terms:
Astrocytes are a type of glial cell found in the brain and spinal cord. They are star-shaped cells that play important roles in maintaining the health and function of the nervous system.
Astrocytes have a number of functions, including:
Astrocyte endfeet are specialized structures found at the ends of astrocyte processes that come into contact with blood vessels in the brain. These structures are sometimes referred to as perivascular endfeet or vascular endfeet.
Astrocyte endfeet are important for a number of reasons. First, they help to form the blood-brain barrier by creating a physical barrier between the blood vessels and the brain tissue. This barrier helps to protect the brain from harmful substances that may be present in the blood.
In addition to forming the blood-brain barrier, astrocyte endfeet also play a role in regulating blood flow in the brain. They can constrict or dilate blood vessels in response to changes in neural activity, which helps to ensure that the brain receives an adequate supply of oxygen and nutrients.
Astrocyte endfeet also play a role in removing waste products from the brain. They take up excess neurotransmitters and other substances that are no longer needed and transport them to the blood vessels for removal from the brain.
Synaptic clefts are the small gaps or spaces that exist between two neurons at a synapse. When an action potential reaches the end of a presynaptic neuron, it triggers the release of neurotransmitters, which diffuse across the synaptic cleft and bind to receptors on the postsynaptic neuron, transmitting the signal from one neuron to another.
The synaptic cleft is a crucial component of synaptic transmission, as it allows for precise control and modulation of neuronal communication. The width of the synaptic cleft is typically around 20-40 nanometers, and it contains a number of proteins and other molecules that help to regulate the release, diffusion, and uptake of neurotransmitters.
The function of the synaptic cleft is highly dynamic, and it can be influenced by a number of factors, including the strength and frequency of neuronal activity, the availability of neurotransmitters, and the presence of neuromodulators and other signaling molecules.
Tripartite synapses are a type of synapse that involve not only the traditional pre- and postsynaptic neurons, but also a third component: astrocytes. In tripartite synapses, astrocytes form direct physical contacts with both the pre- and postsynaptic neurons, allowing them to play an active role in regulating synaptic transmission.
Astrocytes can release and take up neurotransmitters, modulate the strength of synaptic connections, and provide metabolic support to neurons. They can also influence synaptic plasticity and participate in homeostatic processes that help to maintain the balance of activity in neural circuits.
The concept of tripartite synapses has been the subject of much research in recent years, and there is growing evidence to suggest that these synapses play an important role in a range of neurological processes, including learning and memory, development and plasticity of neural circuits, and the response to injury and disease.
Intercellular gap junctions are specialized channels that allow for direct communication and exchange of ions and small molecules between neighboring cells. These channels are formed by connexins, a family of transmembrane proteins that are expressed in a variety of tissues and cell types.
Gap junctions are important for a number of physiological processes, including the coordination of cardiac and smooth muscle contractions, the synchronization of neuronal activity, and the regulation of metabolic and homeostatic processes.
In the nervous system, gap junctions play a critical role in the propagation of electrical signals and the synchronization of neuronal activity. Gap junctions between neurons are typically found in regions where high-frequency electrical signals are generated, such as in the thalamus and the cerebellum.
Gap junctions can also be found between neurons and glial cells, such as astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. These intercellular connections allow for rapid and coordinated communication between different cell types, which is important for processes such as myelination and the regulation of synaptic activity.
Which compounds might be in (EDIT: but are not):
Possibly even these:
Gold star for you for putting the effort and sharing
Except for this:
None of these compounds are in it, we went with genetic pathways
But good job
I think the description is fair.
This one seems very generic so I can see how it’s simpler to describe the processes directly and allow people to derive the angles that are most useful to them.
@Matt1
I thought so too
Basic, short and useful. If there is an unknown term somewhere a 2 seconde search gives you the answers. It’s not some obscure or cryptic jargon. It’s not the snake language from Harry Potter.
Anyway, that’s enough about the description lol
@Dr_Manhattan remember me asking you about what newer field i should get for an permanent enhanced cognitive functioning and you said Manhattan method ?
Would this one be better for that ?
Since all the brain fields target one type of cognitive functioning, this is not a very detailed question so I recommend what I always recommend which is to start with the Manhattan method. It’s still the best introduction IMO
is this genetic or wiring or booster field ? Resuelt are permenant?
@Faisal Genetic and permanent, it’s a structural enhancement
There is only one booster. Everything is and will be permanent by default.
If it’s a booster, I’ll mention it
So it means the pathways that the intake of these compounds would have enhanced, get engineered by this field?? or am I totally off in my understanding?