Smart Drugs

[RipCity]

Any of you guys try these out? Which ones actually worked?

 

[dopamine]

Spent two years of my life dealing with smart drugs, better known as nootropics, even wrote a guide that made the rounds on certain forums. Don't want to go back to that lol.

 

[LevButlerov]

I have tried some nootropics back in the days when I was still studying in college, but I would not dare to say that they got me any smarter. They only made me more active, even hyperactive dare I say.

 

[RipCity]

Hmmm...I am trying some noopept and Piracetam. Any pointers?

 

[stevesmi]

I wouldn't mess with them dude. there are certain foods and drinks that will boost mental ability.. also improving sleep too .. look into herbs

 

[kickshaw39]

I dipped my toe in the water with these...the only one I'd recommend would be modafinil. It does get you focused. Don't use it if you'll be working with people. That level of focus kind of kills your social graces, but for a quiet project at home or a intensely focused workout with headphones on, you might like it.

 

[dopamine]

The racetams avert NMDA-receptor misfiring induced neurotoxicity and are thought to enhance rates of memory retention by modulating and altering the shape of NMDA-receptors. Studies have shown a minor yet perceptible increase in verbal memory rates among test subjects, which is why the drug, Piracetam I mean, is used to treat stroke-induced cognitive issues and dyslexics. The word is not out on whether or not this translates into positive benefits for normal people, but anecdotal reports seem to add to that assumption.

Ask me anything you want.

 

[NY REBEL]

I dipped my toe in the water with these...the only one I'd recommend would be modafinil. It does get you focused. Don't use it if you'll be working with people. That level of focus kind of kills your social graces, but for a quiet project at home or a intensely focused workout with headphones on, you might like it.

I tried it for like year, got headaches.

 

[aggirl]

Herbs, teas, tincture, reflexology, reiki and good old fashioned whole food are all much better options.

 

[Simplestuff]

I dipped my toe in the water with these...the only one I'd recommend would be modafinil. It does get you focused. Don't use it if you'll be working with people. That level of focus kind of kills your social graces, but for a quiet project at home or a intensely focused workout with headphones on, you might like it.

Wicked advice. I found the exact same outcome when going through college. I found I was real focused and studying on my own in isolation, I was unstoppable.

 

[muskate]

Any of you guys try these out? Which ones actually worked?

You can become physically dependent on them very easily. I wouldn't mess with them.

 

[domestichgh]

I know that they increase brain activity.

 

[hurricane]

Any of you guys try these out? Which ones actually worked?

i used some of these for a shot while and didnt notice much.Maybe i didnt give them enough time or i didnt use the right ones.Im not sure

 

[Inkslingingfreak]

Hmmm...I am trying some noopept and Piracetam. Any pointers?

Choline


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[Test-172]

http://www.dangerandplay.com/2014/06/09/nootropics-newbies/