Comment · Thu, April 11, 2013 · Ceretropic
Hey r/Nootropics, we are two neuroscience grad students looking for your suggestions on an upcoming project.
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Cerebrosaur · 45 points
As the title says, we are two neuroscientists looking for some advice on a project we are undertaking. We find drugs fascinating, so we are starting a blog about drugs for people that love drugs too.
We will be scouring journals and reporting on any interesting research we come across. We hope to break down papers so they're easy to understand while still keeping it intellectually stimulating.
We're curious what topics you would like to hear about, and if you have any suggestions for us we would love to hear them!
Edit: Thanks everyone for all the great ideas and suggestions. We are moving ahead with the blog, and once we have it up and running we'll be back here to let you all know. We'll be continuing to check on this thread, so feel free to continue discussing! If I get some free time (trying to wrap up thesis ATM, reddit is not conducive to that) I'll try and come back to address some questions people had.
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Carduceus · 11 points
Mister, you ain’t so dumb, I’d love to know what stack you are taking.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
I modify my stack a lot. Currently I am taking:
* 1,600mg Piracetam
* 15mg noopept
* 300mg Pramiracetam
* 500mg ALCAR
* 150mg Na-R-ALA
* 130mg DMAE
* 450mg Bacopa
* 300mg Saint John's Wort
* 5000iu Vitamin D
* 500mg Quercetin
* 400mg EGCG
* 1g Fish Oil
* 100-200mg Caffeine
* 150-250mg L-theanine
* Sublingual Coenzymated B Complex
I am going to drop the piracetam, since I believe it is destroying my immune system. Every time I start back up on a piracetam regimen, I am sick within a week or two. It has to be messing with my testosterone levels. I started taking maca to try and counteract that, but I had an allergic reaction to it and had stomach issues for a month. I am now too afraid to try another brand of maca, because stomach issues really suck!