Hi, anyone experimented with these lately ?
dont know, I just started reading about them and wondered if any of them actually work.which ones out of the hundreds available?
I was hoping the forumites would share their experiences with nootopics they might have tried in the pastwhich ones out of the hundreds available?
There used to be a threas about it but Im not sure now who the original OP was. Thread title was similar if you want to search for it.Hi, anyone experimented with these lately ?
dont know, I just started reading about them and wondered if any of them actually work.
If you're talking pharmaceutical nootropics ('racetams etc.)....
My experience and what feels like the experience of most people: Dabble in a bunch of random chemicals for a few months and decide it's not really worth the cost and hassle.
didnt know that. I always thought of that as a bulking up supplementNot a nootropic, but creatine monohydrate has proven in studies to have cognitive benefits. Plus it's cheap, cheap
Brain gainsdidnt know that. I always thought of that as a bulking up supplement
I find it useful when I need to be alert and focus on intensive work over extended hours.
Can't say I suffer from side effects other than insomnia, have learnt the day I take one, I try take it around 5am so I can get to sleep by 11pm/12am. I do not take them unless I need it.
Not sure if it is just the placebo effect, but feel like I am Eddie Mora from the film Limitless when on it.
Sounds like your kidneys were affected. I try not take every day as I really battle to get good sleep if taking over consecutive days, in a busy week will probably take 2/3 times and stop.I used to use it about 12 years ago for marathon coding sessions. Amazing drug!
I eventually stopped using it because the side effects for me were worrying: back pain, muscle spasms, and I felt dehydrated despite drinking a lot.
Not a placebo - that's pretty much how I felt on it!
Sounds like your kidneys were affected. I try not take every day as I really battle to get good sleep if taking over consecutive days, in a busy week will probably take 2/3 times and stop.