Comment · Mon, November 11, 2019 · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
A Comprehensive Review of Nootropics Used to Enhance Stimulants
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UWCSCOOPFINESSEGOD · 54 points
Below is my experience with every nootropic I’ve experimented with for the purposes of increasing the effectiveness of stimulants (namely Vyvanse, caffeine, and nicotine) while reducing tolerance, dependence and side effects.
NAC:
Purpose: Reducing stimulant neurotoxicity and dependence
MOA: Modulates glutamate and prevents excessive dopamine release
Positive Effects: After two weeks of concurrent use with stimulants, NAC eliminated all withdrawal symptoms from Vyvanse, caffeine, and nicotine on my stimulant off-days. Seems to reduce cravings for rewarding activities such as cannabis use and binge eating. While on stimulants, it helps me direct my focus towards productive tasks rather than instantly rewarding activities (e.g mindlessly browsing reddit). Reduces the side effects of stimulants and eliminates the comedown.
Negative Effects: Seems to blunt the euphoric effects of Vyvanse, but does not negatively affect its therapeutic benefits for ADHD.
Magnesium L-Threonate
Purpose: Reducing tolerance, and the peripheral CNS side effects associated with stimulant use.
MOA: Acts as a NMDA antagonist, preventing glutamate excitotoxicity
Positive Effects: Slows the bui…
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Majalisk · 2 points
u/liftmode, care to comment on this?
Or, perhaps, /u/MisterYouAreSoDumb if you've run into this change?
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
Big changes are happening in China right now, and many things are being banned. They are throwing many people in prison over little things. One of our suppliers had one of their employees thrown in prison for caffeine powder... China just banned that, but they still had 10kg with them. They caught them with it and immediately threw them in a Chinese prison. Shit's getting crazy over there at the moment. What set this all off was fentanyl. The Chinese government raided a bunch of labs making fentanyl, and any other compound they found at those sites at the time is getting heavy scrutiny from the Chinese government at the moment. A few popular nootropics are among them. This is in no way limited to bromatane, and some things are going to either become very hard or impossible to find soon.