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SubjectiveIllusion
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'Think' about it!
A Nootropic drug is not going to help you 'think' better/faster unless you have a deficiency. I have not once seen any that have had reliable studies from a credible source to back it up.
Besides that, lets say the drug does work, you'll only end up growing more and more dependant on it as your body senses its intake and down-sizes its receptors and/or own ouput of that perticular drug in order to adapt (homeostatsis). Then one day when you don't take the drug (unless you plan to take it for the rest of your life) you'll take a while to get out of the downswing.
A balanced diet and excercise is the way to go.
A Nootropic drug is not going to help you 'think' better/faster unless you have a deficiency. I have not once seen any that have had reliable studies from a credible source to back it up.
Besides that, lets say the drug does work, you'll only end up growing more and more dependant on it as your body senses its intake and down-sizes its receptors and/or own ouput of that perticular drug in order to adapt (homeostatsis). Then one day when you don't take the drug (unless you plan to take it for the rest of your life) you'll take a while to get out of the downswing.
A balanced diet and excercise is the way to go.
macrophage69alpha
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Re: 'Think' about it!
which it might surprise you that many people do.
the high level of stress as well as food and environmental toxins that are the cornerstones of modern society guarantee it.
no to mention the widerspread and heavy use of neurotoxins like alcohol and other "recreationals".
btw1- even without deficiency they will enhance cognitive ability, if you had actually tried any of them you would realize that it is so.
btw2- there are hundreds of studies indicating that enhancing CNS, even through CAFFIENE, leads to "faster/better" thinking
btw3- agree that healthy diet and exercise are also key components to neural health.
SubjectiveIllusion said:
which it might surprise you that many people do.
the high level of stress as well as food and environmental toxins that are the cornerstones of modern society guarantee it.
no to mention the widerspread and heavy use of neurotoxins like alcohol and other "recreationals".
btw1- even without deficiency they will enhance cognitive ability, if you had actually tried any of them you would realize that it is so.
btw2- there are hundreds of studies indicating that enhancing CNS, even through CAFFIENE, leads to "faster/better" thinking
btw3- agree that healthy diet and exercise are also key components to neural health.
SubjectiveIllusion
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I don't believe its possible to diagnose deficiencies in brain chemicals with much accuracy; we have not yet attained enough knowledge. Any thought that we have this knowledge is likely to be a luck or pride induced illusion.
The effects would be transitory and the downswing after would be greater then benefit.
Who said I haven't? I have ADD and have tried an assortment of drugs, all of which only moderalty helped me and left me worse off after their effectiveness has worn off.
axiombiologicals
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juve said:look into:
www.kilosports.com
you might also look into Aniracetam - a more potent piracetam so to say...and of course much more expensive (i'd say price increases exponentially)
Aniracetam is cheap. I carry it along with a few other nootropics.
juve
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^^
well, for one, since the day of my reply things have changed drastically - piracetam is now even cheaper and can be pruchased virtually everywhere.
for two, who are 'you' - I'd like me some Aniracetam - last i checked it was still expensive, if available at all; and that's not mentioning Oxir and Pram, which seemingly vanished from the market
well, for one, since the day of my reply things have changed drastically - piracetam is now even cheaper and can be pruchased virtually everywhere.
for two, who are 'you' - I'd like me some Aniracetam - last i checked it was still expensive, if available at all; and that's not mentioning Oxir and Pram, which seemingly vanished from the market
axiombiologicals
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juve said:^^
well, for one, since the day of my reply things have changed drastically - piracetam is now even cheaper and can be pruchased virtually everywhere.
for two, who are 'you' - I'd like me some Aniracetam - last i checked it was still expensive, if available at all; and that's not mentioning Oxir and Pram, which seemingly vanished from the market
Aniracetam, as well as Oxiracetam, are pretty economical. Pramiracetam is difficult to source, though. I am not sure if it is still being manufactured.
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