Shona McCallin Olympic hockey gold medallist and Newark Businessman Luke O'Reilly launch nootropics ten percent club

Olympic gold medallist Shona McCallin and Newark businessman Luke O'Reilly have joined forces on a new business venture.

The Ten Percent Club was created to give the public access to Nootropics which they say help the body and mind work together in a natural, safe way — backed by science.

"What's exciting about Nootropics is the impact they can have," said hockey legend McCallin.

"Many people don't know they are already consuming nootropics such as caffeine.

"Our mushroom supplements fall within the nootropics umbrella and have a real emerging place to play in the health and wellness industry.

"They aren't only for high-level athletes."

The company website says that ingredients include common adaptogenic mushrooms such as Lion’s Mane, Chaga Reishi, Cordyceps, and Ashwagandha.

McCallin and O'Reilly met several years ago when O'Reilley operated another business.

"I used to own a meal company called Kitchen 52 and Shona regularly had meals from us when she returned home," said O'Reilly.

"We’ve kept in touch ever since, and it’s been over five years now."

O'Reilley said that the website has a lot of information on nootropics and people can learn more by visiting it at:

https://www.tenpercentclub.net/

McCallin said that nootropics recently helped her recover from a concussion injury.

"I started researching and came across Lions Mane as something that could really help concussion," said McCallin.

"The research is very positive around brain regeneration and repairing nerve cells which is so important in concussion.

"I've been taking it now for two months as part of my rehab and I'm now fully recovered from the concussion."