Comment · Tue, April 23, 2013 · Ceretropic
What they were answering
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u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
Probably the alpha GPC, bacopa, and phosphadylserine. Maybe the tyrosine was helping your dopamine production as well. You can get all the ingredients listed in bulk.
Replying to AbsorbHealth · > You seem to be content to trust your manufacturer's COAs without question Wrong. These are not manufacturer's COA's but a 3rd party lab's. Incidentally, you have ignored my mo…
Are you daft? I posted the 3rd party COA of the exact product you asked for (SR9009). You are deflecting yet again. We have plenty of 3rd party COAs going back years, along with doing a lot of in-house testing. I do not
Replying to [deleted] · ~~I did the math once; if I remember correctly, you'd have to take roughly 32 grams of Alpha Brain per day to stand any chance of getting the recommended dosages of everything it c…
Mmmm, Alpha Brain burrito!
Many of you may remember the issue that came up with Cerebral Health/Bioscience Nutraceuticals a few months ago, where their choline bitartrate was numbing people's mouths. After sending those samples in to the lab, the
The results from our latest round of testing are in. We all had a pretty good idea that the Bacognize would fair well, as Nootropics Depot's tests showed. However, we now have 3rd party results confirming it. * Lead- .0
Dude that holds a patent on testing for atherosclerosis conveniently finds statistically-significant findings using that same test IN VITRO that he developed. Dude also is a consultant for multiple pharma companies that,
Okay, so I am finally getting around to make a post about the results of some of the lab testing we have been doing. I've had the results for a bit, but I've been holding off on officially releasing them because frankly