Cycling is a great way to get more bang from your buck when it comes to supplementing with nootropics. Like sticking with minimum effective dosing, it not only will save your wallet in the long term but it will also cut down on the possibility of undesirable side effects and ensure supplements are more effective when you take them.
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In our last article we introduced the concept of building nootropic stacks for beginners, in this one we’re going to offer a few example stacks you can try on your own. As we mentioned, not every supplement or stack will be fit for each purpose. There are multiple states of mind you can draw from and depending on the
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Centrophenoxine is a nootropic in the cholinergic class. It is related to DMAE but if DMAE were plain, old, ordinary choline bitartrate, centrophenoxine is like Alpha GPC. It is considered memory boosting as well as having some stimulatory and mood boosting effects along with the cognitive enhancement benefits. Just what is centrophenoxine? Technically it’s one of the first and most
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So you want to be a bio-hacker? Well, one of the most basic things to be familiar with is acetylcholine, the learning and memory neurotransmitter. Many of the most well known nootropics are in the cholinergic class, but cholinergics are dependent on choline uptake. Memory storage and consolidation
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So, you’re exercising regularly, maintaining proper nutrition through healthy eating, maybe even a pre-workout or other supplement formula in the mix, but you’re still just not seeing the gains you’re looking for. There’s a possibility that the secret could lie in the Adrenal System. It’s possible that stress and other factors could be blocking your progress.
Stress kills, they say, but
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Sulbutiamine is a synthetic version of thiamine (Vitamin B-1). Also known as Arcalion, Enerion, Bisibuthiamine, and Youvitan, sulbutiamine was initially developed in Japan to offset the effects of chronic thiamine deficiency which is more common in Japan than in the West.
The B Vitamins are vital to a healthy nervous system and lack of thiamine in your diet can manifest as
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