Cognitive Health
Think clearly. Stay sharp.
Brain fog, trouble focusing and slipping memory are common, and they often have a cause a provider can find.
Start with a consult. You don’t need a diagnosis to book one.
Options for this goal
What can help with cognitive health
Treatment options
- NAD+Body Composition & AestheticsPhysical PerformanceSleep & Energy
- B-12Mental HealthSleep & Energy
- SemaxComing soonBeing studied for focus and memory
- SelankAvailableBeing studied for clarity under stress
Peptides are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. A prescription requires a provider evaluation and isn’t guaranteed. Not available in all states. Peptides marked “Coming soon” aren’t available yet.
Available without a prescription
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What we look at in cognitive health
Part of the Ivím 360 framework, the way your care team tracks how you feel across every area of health.
Focus
Getting started, staying on task and tuning out distraction.
Mental clarity
Understanding, clear thinking and forming ideas.
Processing speed
How quickly you think things through and respond.
Memory
Holding, keeping and recalling information.
Switching tasks
Moving between tasks, roles and settings.
Planning and decisions
Prioritizing, organizing and making choices.
Where cognitive health changes actually come from
Sometimes it’s what you expect. Sometimes it’s connected to something else a provider can find.
Sleep
Short or disrupted sleep is one of the most common reasons for brain fog.
Hormones
Thyroid, testosterone, estrogen and progesterone all affect focus and memory.
Blood sugar
Spikes and crashes after meals can cloud your thinking for hours.
Nutrition
B12, vitamin D and omega-3s matter for the brain, and they’re easy to test.
One care team, looking at all of it
Your history, your labs, and your treatment, all in one place.
Weight Loss
Many patients notice clearer thinking as blood sugar and sleep improve. Your provider tracks both.
Women’s Hormone Health
Brain fog is a common symptom of perimenopause and menopause, and it’s treated as real.
Men’s Hormone Health
Testosterone affects focus and drive. Ivím looks at your labs alongside how you feel.
How care at Ivím works
Tell us what’s going on.
Your health history, what you’ve been noticing, and what you want to work on.
Meet your provider.
A licensed Ivím provider reviews it with you and talks through what’s worth looking at.
Get a plan built for you.
Treatment when it’s appropriate, along with guidance on nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress.
Keep going.
Your care team stays with you between visits, and your plan changes as your needs do. Ivím membership gives you access to your care team and to Ivím’s programs. Medication is billed separately.
Jessica Duncan, MD · Chief Medical Officer
“Brain fog is one of the most common things patients describe, and one of the most often dismissed. It usually has causes we can measure, like sleep, hormones and blood sugar.”
Jessica Duncan, MD, DABOM Chief Medical Officer
