leechesBleechin
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I take modafinil on occasion when im in a crunch, doesn't really make you smarter or do anything to your heart like adderal. It just disables the need for sleep for a day
I take Shilajit and multivitamins and Brahmi (Brain Supplement) every day along with my gym protein and pre-workout and bcaa. I work out regularly and do breathwork as well to keep myself detoxified. I also take 500 ml green tea daily which has 4 bags of green tea 1 lemon 4 spoons of honey and apple cider vinegar I love this combo over everything else. I was a request Starbucks goer and used to work from there 5-6 hours a day with daily caffeine but I stopped caffeine a long time ago as my pre-workout gives me enough caffeine to get that pump throughout the day!Adhere to plant-based supplements like Ashwagandha
It can even boost your T-level.
From where you order ShilajitI take Shilajit and multivitamins and Brahmi (Brain Supplement) every day along with my gym protein and pre-workout and bcaa. I work out regularly and do breathwork as well to keep myself detoxified. I also take 500 ml green tea daily which has 4 bags of green tea 1 lemon 4 spoons of honey and apple cider vinegar I love this combo over everything else. I was a request Starbucks goer and used to work from there 5-6 hours a day with daily caffeine but I stopped caffeine a long time ago as my pre-workout gives me enough caffeine to get that pump throughout the day!
One main thing is to sweat the fuck off every day as it's the best way to detox yourself and get healthy mentally and physically and look young.
Just my 0.02 USD
Personally caffeine is ineffective for me never did even when I was younger. I think its cuz I had undiagnosed ADHD until early this summer. I was prescribed adderall and it helped a lot before that I used to use nootropics (too many to list but practically every racetam and more). My new personal favorite stack is simply adderall & phenylpiracetam. I do feel an increase in anxiety and restlessness so sometimes ill counteract this with a bowl of weed. Not enough to get me high but enough to mellow me out. I've gotten more done in the past month than I have in a year. 3 new projects all coming along nicely just being held back by housekeeping/waiting on people and my grades have gone back up. I went from getting all As to failing classes due to online school and this stack fixed it I managed to get a 97% on my calculus final despite getting a ~60% on the midterm. Highly recommend it if your willing to counteract the negative affects through a healthy lifestyle. Magnesium at night also helps you reduce the tolerance buildup of adderall and also helps you sleep.
Another stack that's mostly just recreational is weed and coluractam. The visual sharpness and energy boost from coluractam synergies so well with weed. Working out on this stack or going on a run is god tier. Went on a hike with this combo and it was amazing. Its not the generic euphoria based happiness you get with other drugs I don't know exactly how to describe it but it's like how life was when you were a kid if that makes any sense.
We get it at a local medical store. 20 tablets for $8.From where you order ShilajitVarun?
Add meditation and frequent mental exercise (reading, programming, etc. but none of those silly brain games) to this mix and you'll be in better mental shape than pretty much the entire nootropics community. Nearly all supplements have no statistically significant intelligence benefits except for caffeine and nicotine which can increase short term memory slightly, but even then the science is questionableNo supplement, only coffee and sports.
If you don't want to feel tired, cut on sugar.
Caffeine is a fucked up drug. It makes you anxious, triggers fight or flight response and makes you tired due to adenosine issues.Add meditation and frequent mental exercise (reading, programming, etc. but none of those silly brain games) to this mix and you'll be in better mental shape than pretty much the entire nootropics community. Nearly all supplements have no statistically significant intelligence benefits except for caffeine and nicotine which can increase short term memory slightly, but even then the science is questionable
Yeah I agree personally, neither sit well with me because of those issues. But there is some research on them improving short term memory, but it's so little and I think the costs far outweigh the benefits, if the research is even correctCaffeine is a fucked up drug. It makes you anxious, triggers fight or flight response and makes you tired due to adenosine issues.
Nicotine is activating reward pathways. It's useless.