Does Pycnogenol really improve memory function? Talk to your doctor about it.

The Minus Shop sells Pycnogenol. Not only is it believed that Pycnogenol helps improve the memory, but it also appears to improve eyesight.

Pine bark extract with antioxidant properties. Pycnogenol originally denoted all proanthocyanidin extracts, regardless of source. However, it now refers specifically to maritime pine bark. The mixture of proanthocyanidins in pine bark supports vascular endothelial integrity by stabilizing collagenous membranes. They also promote vascular function by modulating nitric oxide levels. In addition to facilitating vitamin C regeneration and preserving vitamin E, pycnogenol is a potent hydroxyl and superoxide radical scavenger. Collectively, these actions promote the health of blood vessels. Pycnogenol contains a minimum of 65-75% proanthocyanidins by weight. 
This product has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.