Comment · Tue, October 27, 2020 · ND Owner
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NootropicsDepotCom · 6 points
What they were answering
Aldarund · 3 points
Not popular ? :)
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
No, not as much as rosea. There is just more hype/discussion about rosea.
Always make sure it says "sold by Nootropics Depot" when buying from us on Amazon. We have brand protection on there, which is supposed to prevent hijacking of our listings. However, they seem to have found a way around
See, this is why I try to explain that we are all so different. For the average person, the crenulata is stimulating. However, some people have paradoxical reactions to things.
Replying to anexanhume · Rhodiola Rosea is now endangered, so unless ND changes to a synthesized version like NNB is doing, it may go away.
We are actually working with a company that is cell culturing plants in vats, and Rhodiola is one of them. We think that is the future, if they can bring costs down.
Replying to usrnmz · Awesome! Any experience report on the Isoliquiritigenin? It sounds like a really cool one! How do the different mechanisms compare in strength? Is it mainly GABA? Or quite balanc…
Emiel talked about it on this other comment. https://www.reddit.com/r/NootropicsDepot/comments/15b7p3g/question_about_the_new_licorice_extract/jtoyydo/ I've actually used isoliquiritigenin regularly for a very long tim
Plant extracts always have more in them than just the main standardized actives. Crenulata is a pretty cool one that gets overshadowed by the rosea species. I think sometimes it gets a bad name because at lot of dishones
LOL, NutriScience is jumping on that bandwagon now? We were the first to get pure salidroside back in the Ceretropic days 12 years ago. We had a supplier custom make it for us, and then they started offering it to other