The thought keeps slipping
You lose your train of thought, reread the same paragraph or find it harder to stay with a task.
Brain fog, concentration & mental clarity · Glasgow
Clear Focus connects changes in concentration with a clinical review, selected blood tests and a personalised care plan. Explore metabolic care, NAD+ IV and specialist options such as methylene blue and phospholipid exchange, with treatment selection guided by your findings and a review of everyday function.
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A CLINICIAN-LED TREATMENT PATHWAYTHE HSMW PROTOCOL COLLECTION
NAD+ IV · Methylene blue screening · Phospholipid exchange · EBOO review
Brain fog describes difficulties such as concentration problems or slower thinking; it is not a diagnosis on its own. Clear Focus starts with your symptoms and health history, then connects relevant findings with a clinician-selected care plan.
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YOUR CONCERN, TAKEN SERIOUSLY
A medical pathway for persistent brain fog, combining assessment and relevant testing with HSMW's treatment portfolio and an agreed review of concentration and daily function.
You lose your train of thought, reread the same paragraph or find it harder to stay with a task.
Tasks that used to feel straightforward now ask more of your concentration.
You want a medical pathway that explains the testing, treatment choices and follow-up available.
INSIDE CLEAR FOCUS
Four connected stages: find what matters, choose the right components, deliver the agreed care and review your progress. Your protocol is personalised around the clinical findings.
Discuss when the changes began, how they affect you, and the context of sleep, medicines and health. Choose investigations that are relevant to the clinical picture.
Review the findings before selecting care. Explore metabolic support, NAD+ IV and any specialist treatment that merits a separate discussion.
Begin the selected components of your plan. The clinician sets any infusion or procedure details, checks suitability and explains monitoring and aftercare.
At an agreed follow-up, discuss how concentration and daily function compare with your starting point and review any relevant results.
Your written proposal sets out the selected treatments, schedule, alternatives, monitoring and fees before you proceed.
Find my starting pathwayOUR CLINIC PORTFOLIO
Clear Focus brings these clinic services into a directed plan. Your clinician selects the components that fit your findings, priorities and medical history.
Investigate relevant contributors
Your clinician chooses tests around the history and examination, which may include metabolic, thyroid, hormone or nutritional questions where indicated.
A blood test alone cannot explain every cause of brain fog.
Turn findings into a care plan
Consider relevant clinical findings alongside sleep, nutrition, medicines and routine. Agree the medical care, lifestyle support or referral that follows.
The appropriate care depends on what the assessment finds.
An optional infusion pathway
Explore HSMW's NAD+ infusion service as one possible part of a personalised plan, with dose, timing and monitoring discussed before any treatment.
NAD+'s role in cellular processes does not prove that an infusion treats persistent brain fog.
A specialist option to discuss
A clinician reviews your medicines and screening requirements before considering the methylene blue IV service. It requires a separate treatment decision.
Small studies in other settings do not establish IV methylene blue as a treatment for persistent brain fog.
A specialist phosphatidylcholine infusion
This IV service uses a phospholipid that forms part of cell membranes. Discuss its proposed role, the evidence for your concern and the full treatment plan.
Cell-membrane biology does not establish that this treatment improves concentration.
A dedicated specialist consultation
EBOO involves processing blood outside the body with oxygen and ozone. Your clinician considers the procedure, alternatives and risks separately from the initial brain-fog assessment.
EBOO is not a standard brain-fog treatment or an automatic Clear Focus component.
A listed treatment is an option for individual review, not an automatic inclusion. The evidence and suitability of each component differ. Your initial check cannot determine which infusion or specialist treatment you should receive.
DEFINE WHAT BETTER LOOKS LIKE
For adults concerned about persistent changes in concentration, clarity or everyday focus. We agree the starting measures and review them alongside your experience, treatment tolerability and clinical findings.
Use the tasks you find difficult as reference points for the review.
Understand what each selected investigation or treatment is intended to address.
Review symptoms and findings to decide what to continue, change or investigate further.
Agree a review of your concentration, daily function and relevant test results. The aim is to make the next care decision using your experience and clinical findings, with an individual follow-up interval.
Results depend on the cause of your concern and the care selected. We cannot calculate your personal improvement from a short questionnaire. Your own goals give the plan direction; they are not a forecast.
YOUR PERSONALISED STARTING PATHWAY
Check how your priorities fit the protocol. See an AI-assisted suitability score, your improvement potential and a proposed care pathway—before sharing any contact details. Unlock the full personalised plan with your name and email.

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YOUR PLAN, WITH CLINICAL OVERSIGHT
The clinic turns your assessment into a plan you can understand and choose. Your appointment clinician and location are confirmed by the team.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
Straight answers about the protocol, its components and the next step.
It is a personalised medical pathway that connects assessment and selected testing with a directed care plan and review. The portfolio includes metabolic care, NAD+ IV, methylene blue screening, phospholipid exchange and EBOO suitability review. Your clinician determines which parts, if any, belong in your plan.
It does not select a medicine or procedure. It helps you explore the protocol and prepare for a clinical suitability discussion. Treatment decisions require your medical history and the relevant checks.
Yes. Clear Focus can consider both concerns in the same assessment. Explain which changes trouble you most and how they affect your day.
Sudden confusion needs immediate medical help. Call 999 or go to A&E rather than waiting for a planned Clear Focus appointment.
The clinic confirms the assessment, any tests, selected treatments and review arrangements with their fees before you book the relevant care. There is no single fixed treatment course for everyone.
Your clinic assessment leads to a written protocol proposal: the chosen components, any investigations, treatment schedule, alternatives, monitoring and itemised fees. The clinic confirms the consultation fee before booking and the treatment plan before you decide to proceed. There is no single automatic bundle for everyone.
GLASGOW · CLEAR FOCUS
Speak to the Glasgow team about Clear Focus. They will explain the assessment, availability and fees, and arrange the appropriate clinical appointment.
Request a protocol consultationHARLEY STREET MEDICAL WELLNESS
0141 488 89855th Floor, Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DASpeak to the Glasgow team to discuss protocol availability and the right appointment for you.
Tell us what you are interested in and our clinical team will call you back to arrange your appointment.