Comment · Thu, August 22, 2013 · Ceretropic
What happens if you stop?
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insaneInsult · 13 points
There's been very little research done on nootropics and cognitive enhancers in general, I'm not going to argue if it actually works or if it could all be a placebo. But, since we know so little on the scientific effects of nootropics, what happens when our minds becomes so accustomed to the chemical boost and then we stop taking them? Does the mind lose the ability to think rapidly or even lose the ability to focus on something without the chemical advantage?
I for one do not want to become dependent on a drug that could make me stupid(er) if I stop taking my regular dosage.
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[deleted] · 2 points
Not many people take as many different nootropics as I do
Now you've got me curious! What's your current daily stack, if you don't mind me asking?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic
Today was:
* 100mg nefiracetam
* 10mg noopept
* 500mg ALCAR
* 150mg Na-R-ALA
* 500mg NALT
* 12.5mg ephedrine
* 100mg caffeine
* 1,000mg taurine
* 5g creatine monohydrate
* 500mg rhodiola
* 570mg ashwagandha
* 250mg bacopa
* 400mg SAMe
* 750mg trimethylglycine
* 2g magnesium glycinate
* 350mg DMAE
* 400mg EGCG
* 500mg quercetin
Then I had some tofu, strawberries, blackberries, and olive stuffed with peppers! I'm currently going a million miles a minute!