id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> GodMode is a brain supplement with a bold name and even bolder claims. Too bold, experts say.

Named after a gaming term for invincible players, the $50 bottle of 60 pills touted "FDA approved" ingredients until the maker was contacted by CNET. The pills, marketed to gamers, promise to "supercharge your memory," "improve your reaction speed 6-10%" and help you "think faster/smarter." Boss Level Labs, the Frisco, Texas-based company behind the pills, said GodMode may also reduce stress and anxiety.

<b>This brain supplement claims it can help gamers improve reaction speed and think faster.</b>

GodMode Those are big claims for a bottle of tan-colored capsules you can buy off the internet. But that's the pitch that GodMode, which hit the market in October, sent me. I had to find out more.

What I learned is that more than a dozen scientists, health experts and universities I contacted either said the product is bogus or didn't