You can get 1% smarter by researching and reading more than your neighbors. Don’t needa pop 10 f-ing nootropics pills. All these mf’s saying “I can’t do it without nootropics” that just sounds like addiction to me.
1% smarter than someone is exponentially smarter than someone. If anyone on Earth was 1% smarter they would be 100x smarter than our brightest minds. That's not the way the brain works. Nootropics don't make you smarter. They improve cognitive functions.
I gave one to my dad just telling him it was a B12 vitamin. He came back and told me that he feels more focused on everything and that he could do a lot more stuff throughout the day. Then I showed him that it was a brain.😊
@@hwy9nightkid This is an ignorant & unsophisticated comment. Learn to read researçh. On second thought, you serve us better by staying where you are. Lol.
Nootropics are legit depending on the ingredients, dosages and quality. Numerous studies confirm the positive effects of various nootropics on the brain and body.
@@mihaelwolrk2143 Depends on what you get. Nootropics are nutrients; hence safe unless you're allergic to something. Therefore read the labels carefully.
@@biohackshq4072 Where can I buy one that is efficient? Which one do you recommend? And is it possible or is there already one that has NZT-like effects?
I discovered nootropics 4 years ago and I’ve always preferred them over prescription medications. They worked for me, have made me feel more focused, and have even helped my anxiety/depression. I quit for a year and now I’m back on them, this time trying out Thesis to see how it goes (troubles focusing at work lately). I know some doctors to this day question nootropics, long term effects, blah blah - but tbh I’ve had a lot better experiences with different nootropics and I still prefer them over prescription medication. On the other hand, I know folks who it didn’t agree well with. To each their own, but this stuff always remains to be intriguing for me! It’s a risk I’ve been willing to take and I likely won’t turn around unless something crazy comes out down the road. Til then… I’ll keep utilizing them.
@@panagenesis2695 I already exercise and have a healthy diet that works for me - have also done therapy for years due to PTSD/mental health. My personal relationships have flourished thanks to it though I still struggle hard with focus. I am young, I am figuring things out, but I appreciate the advice.
@@dayton3781 I liked the brand Natural Stacks but they got too spendy for me. But they are where I started! I am just starting my second month of Thesis. So far so good though I’ll admit, there are a couple blends that didn’t agree with me. Everyone will be different, but their Logic blend had me running to the restroom WAY too much. Though I could focus well, certainly wasn’t worth it. Their Creativity blend is my current favorite right now. No poor side effects and I felt a lot more productive and focused at work, and in personal life with that one. I’ll probably continue with Thesis for a couple more months then reevaluate if it’s worth continuing. I can’t be too sure til I’m on something for awhile.
@@dayton3781 Aside from that one of my other favorite brain boosters are mushroom supplements in powder or capsule form. I use the Real Mushrooms brand because their stuff isn’t full of grain fillers. My favorite is the lions mane as it helps boost cognitive function, but there’s all sorts of good ones out there depending on your health status/lifestyle/needs. All the best with your research! This stuff is all incredibly interesting.
When humans create something such as a movie like limitless it's usually because they were inspired by something that they experienced or made based on something previously experienced. So you could say that the movie limitless was made because of the popularity of the drug Adderall.
You know that most people with a sense will do all of those on top of taking nootropics, right? I take between 16-18 pills a day, on top creatine, gym preworkouts and a microdose of LSD and they affect multiple areas of my life. It helps maintain my ADHD symptoms of not being able to maintain focus, while also benefiting me in fitness too. Here's a list of supplements I take with the reasons, if it interests you: Daily: Omega 3/6/9 - Cognitive function/cardiovascular health/joint health Vitamin D3 - Has helped incredibly with depressive symptoms (especially Season Affective Disorder) L-Tyrosine - Helps with depressive symptoms and Cognitive function 5-HTP - Improves my focus from my ADHD symptoms/helps depressive symptoms/good sleep Green Tea (Caffeine/L-Theanine) - Helps improve metabolism/Great way to wake up Garlic Oil - Immune system/Cognitive function Creatine Monohydrate - Cognitive function/gym performance ZMA (Zinc/Magnesium) - Helps deal with muscle cramps/Testosterone maintenance Other useful boosters: Modafinil - I don't use it often as it nulls my creative side, but it definitely helps me stay on the go LSD (10-15ug) - Resolves ADHD symptoms. Once every 3 days gives a surreal focus with creativity and boosts neuroplasticity (ability to learn) Phenibut - Cognitive enhancement. Usually use higher dosages to counteract modafinil-anxiety or general anxiety Kratom - Great mood/sleep enhancer, but it's absolutely disgusting Vitamin E - Hormone maintenance/healthier skin Caffeine/L-Theanine supplement - Use it for a smooth boost BROCCOLI - The God vegetable (EAT IT DAILY) Vitamin A/E face cream - duh Gym Preworkout - A fun boost for working out. Melatonin - I only take this if I feel like I'm going to struggle to sleep
bob saget I legitimately take every single one of those pills that I’ve listed under ‘Daily’. That being said, I used my last Vitamin D pill today. That stuff really helped me handle the weather. As for the research, I learnt about a fair amount of them in my Anatomy & Physiology lessons. Research on LSD is now publicly available, while I can admit that my research on substances like Modafinil and Phenibut is purely from the internet.
In my experience, microdosing LSD has been the most effective method of treating my inattentive symptoms. The only problem is that it should be done only around once every 3 days due to tolerance buildup. That being said, going to the gym (followed by a shower) prior to going to school or work, can drastically increase your focus.
Dr. Richard Isaacson shared opinions in this interview. He didn’t share a study, previous knowledge of harmful effects, or example of how this pill could be unfit to consume. He shared that because he doesn’t know that it’s not safe. I feel Geoffrey Woo did ample study (as shared in interview) and created a product line that would benefit individuals and possibly hurt the pharmaceutical industry. Adderall, Vyvanse, and Ritalin are all FDA approved yet have extreme side affects. Js I’d rather take this than regular prescription drugs
@@x4Mink I've been on Modafinil for years. I really don't need too much else when I'm on it. Brain fog disappears in about 25-30 minutes, and lasts for at least 4-6 hours.
@@YessahBlessah608 it's been far better than Adderall for me. Adderall made me aggressive, and didn't help me concentrate better or accomplish more. Adderall should be prescribed as pre-workout strength training booster, in my opinion. 🤷
My experience with nootropics spans a significant period, and I'm happy to share that I've had no adverse reactions. They've had a considerable positive impact on my life, particularly Alfabrain and Normotim.
Shyam Koundinya Not the case, most of these have been through multiple clinical trials and backed by millions of people who use nootropics. Once again, you will just have to try it yourself. Placebo is a powerful thing buy it most definitely not placebo.
Been fed every damn benzo, sleep med, anxiety med by my "Doctor" for nearly 20 years. Dumped them all 4 weeks ago and started with nootropics. I've never felt better.
@@iwillbreaktheinternet Since I posted this I found that I need to cycle. Taking Saturday and Sunday off works best for me. And there is no weekend crash our rebound.
@@shreyestandel4491 I started with 1000mg GABA and 400mg L-Theanine a day, but after awhile the L-THeanine was giving me headaches. Now I take 1000MG GABA and 750MG L-Tyrosine every morning. Everyone is different and you'll have to adjust them to you, but I I haven't touched a benzo or anxiety medication for over two years.
@@EBFNOQMAGNO even i have quit benzo and ssri three years back, but occasionally once in 3 months i used to drink alcohol, now i have quit alchol since 10 months, even i am a medical doctor, i am from India i have completed mbbs, and i think psychiatry is a scam, i have closely worked with psychiatrist during internship and i know that they know nothing, o wish i would have know this in final year i would have not taken those shitty benzo and ssri, i mean how they are even legal
Look Jamaican Moringa does this for me. I am sharp energised and getting a bag of nutrients and makes me feel happy no matter how many patients I see. I believe these pills can make you smarter but I hate man made supplements. The side effects are always cancerous heart problems etc.
Of course doctors prescribing medication are ONLY gonna have negative things to say about literal natural supplements as opposed to man-made chemical pills that are paid to become FDA approved by that pharmaceutical industry.
Yeah It's always stuff like "just eat a healthy and varied diet" like shut up. It might do wonders for some people. It's not about "normal functioning". It's about functioning better than you currently are. Some people need improved blood flow to the brain or increased neurotrophic growth factor. Exercise is great for all these things but exercise and nootropics could perhaps lead to even greater results. It might also help people recovering from stroke to have even better outcomes.
Just socialise a lot, challenge yourself everyday, face your fears slowly but gradually and you will definitely become fearless and limitless from higher consciousness. I am living evidence
Michael bowers no nootropic has been proven to work. Racetams have shown some promise in old people with dementia, that’s hardly anything special. They do nothing for a healthy person. Any smart drug that works is a stimulant, adderall, Modafinil, etc.
+Ray Abando ... True, Modafinil is much safer than meth, but Adderall is NOT meth.... BUT it is Amphetamine. To clarify, Amphetamine is considered way safer than Methamphetamine.
+Ray Abando It may seem like I'm nit picking, and yes, the effects of Amphetamine (Adderal) and Methamphetamine are similar, but they are DIFFERENT in an important way. The following I lifted right out of the Wikipedia under Methamphetamine. "Unlike amphetamine, methamphetamine is neurotoxic to human midbrain dopaminergic neurons.[18] It has also been shown to damage serotonin neurons in the CNS.[19][20] This damage includes adverse changes in brain structure and function, such as reductions in grey matter volume in several brain regions and adverse changes in markers of metabolic integrity.[20]" So when anyone says "Adderal is just Meth" , I feel obliged to comment and correct. I even offer friendly advice to the kids: When you are offered a choice between Adderal or Meth, Just stick with Adderal, it's way safer.
Why do people feel they need to take shortcuts? Just eat healthy, get your 8 hours, be physically active, and read/study hard every day. The only side effect you will need to worry about is that warm feeling u get when you accomplish your goals
@@chrisjohn9137 i was laid off during COVID, and ended up completely switching career paths to a new field and career. It took me about 9 months to get back on my feet. I learned some coding basics with SQL that got my foot in the door at a new org that supports school. I'm going back to school for a masters, and i have put on 30 pounds of muscle from eating right and regularly going to the gym. It was tough, i can def say my mind has changed in the sense that it can be easy to get stagnant, feel negative, or lose focus.. When people get down on themselves it would be easy to want to take a shortcut or loose focus on the grind.. happened for about 6-9 months after i was laid off to me. it's easy to get there and hard to pull yourself out. I'm happy i did it
@@MrRobVision oh cool, I'm currently learning front-end dev languages like JavaScript and CSS. I used to be absolutely committed to the gym , going hard 6 days a week and eating like 3600 calories daily for abt 6 months. i put on some good size, but i felt so unhealthy 'cause i had to eat so damn much to gain weight as someone with a fast metab. i quit that strenuous gym lifestyle about 2 months ago, as i want to dedicate my time and energy to coding. In the gym i just do boxing now
@@chrisjohn9137 good luck with coding. SQL is simple compared what ur doing. I feel you on that. I was debating on joining a BJJ gym close to where i live. Keeping the weight on is tough. I think I'm going to stay around 175-185 for the foreseeable future. Cheers 🥂
They can help with focus for sure, just like coffee. But these people claiming they are the key to life are going a bit far. I don't like the idea of being dependant on anything.
What goes up must come down. And feeling smarter and being smarter are completely different things. But abc are happy to promote this venture whatever the facts. Having PHDs ‘walking through…and actually validate cross-indications’ does not remove the risk of interactions.
The difference why the FDA allows them is that you still function within the system, wheras with LSD you start thinking outside the box, which is why it's illegal.
TripInPeace Music LSD gives you delusions. It’s illegal because you can’t function on it, at all. You can’t drive, you can’t work, you can’t raise children, you can’t do anything while high on LSD. LSD decreases executive brain function, the part of your brain that controls reasoning and grounds you in reality. So no, you’re not super intelligent when on LSD, you’re actually detached from reality and deluded. It’s more of a fun drug than anything.
No, the FDA doesn’t approve or ban dietary supplements, which is what nootropics are marketed as. They really should evaluate dietary supplements though.
Oh wow you know Tesla took a shit load of drugs...wouldn't exactly call any of them smart. I mean, I don't know if they were on the same level of debauchery and decadence as say Motley Crue, or Guns N Roses, but I'm sure they did their fair share of heroin, cocaine, booze and quaaludes.
“Now if such a Smart drug does really exist, then I wonder is it truly safe to take; That is safe enough to take without any dangerous side affects of any kind what so ever?”
There are virtually no side effects to quality nootropics stacks as they are all-natural derivatives and extracts and essentially brain food. The effects that are known are quite minor, from brain fog, to nausea and crashes (down in the dumps and low energy). This can result from the drastic change in meeting those new dietary needs, taking too many nootropics at once with prescription meds or no prior supplement use, or purchasing low grade nootropic stacks which are marketed more for immediate effects and used as an alternative to energy drinks/Adderall to complete specific tasks quickly over a short period. If you take a quality nootropics stack, after a few days you should have virtually no side effects and the first few days its always recommended to take a half dosage and gradually increase to the fully recommended dose in order to avoid the initial shock that happens in some people.
Sounds too good to be true, which is the hallmark of any fraudulent claim. Are the long-term effects known, does it even work as believed and will altering your brain chemistry is this way lead to other problems. It just shows how no matter how successful you are, we always desire more & is that a winning formula which can be sustained?.
I took it and I didn't notice anything. Neither did others. . . It can cost millions to get FDA to approve so maybe at least we could get it 3rd party tested. Credibility will increase! And we'll know how beneficial it is if any and for who.
I think the people in this are exaggerating and misinterpreting. I haven't tried anything more than Modafinil but the effects are not immediate nor will they work for everyone. Modafinil doesn't give you motivation, it essentially reduces the amount of tiredness/fatigue that you experience. Which throughout the day there's always a little bit of cloudiness/fatigue in our minds (at least in my experience). Modafinil removes this, but beyond that I don't believe it *directly* does anything more. Now that sounds like it doesn't do much and I think for some people it won't do much as simply reducing fatigue does not mean you are suddenly doing to go and do whatever you need to do, you need the motivation already. I believe it's more of a long-term habit changer, if you have less fatigue then over time this snowballs into you becoming more and more productive, more and more intelligent within whatever area it is you're focused. I started with Modafinil in my second year of Uni with grades of 40-50% (with the occasional higher grades). I managed to scrape though my second year with a minor improvement in grades, I was averaging around 50% (the year before I had gotten 40%). In my third year I worked very hard and managed to come out with 61% (2.1 in the UK so the most common grade). I then went on to do a Masters, during my Masters I also taught myself to code. I managed to get a job with Uni coding and by Summer I was good enough to beat the other ~100 people in one of my modules (against a few comp sci students too) to receive a scholarship to do my dissertation in AI with a big American company. I came out of my Masters with 80%, the top grade you can get in the UK is 70%+. Now I work in machine learning/AI (I originally did Aeronautical Engineering but did I U-turn and essentially taught myself alongside my Masters - Modafinil made that possible imo). I think I would not have had a chance of being where I am now without Modafinil, I think in part I was also incredibly lucky to have the opportunities I did but I still believe Modafinil contributed massively to making it possible. The effects are subtle in the short-term but in the long-term I think it can make a huge difference.
I'm enthralled by this content. I recently enjoyed a similar book, and I was truly enthralled. "Unlocking the Brain's Full Potential" by Alexander Sterling
That’s the problem, Geraldine. If the body becomes “immune” to them, the pendulum could seriously swing the other way, and the person would be left foggy and stupid. He or she would then have to take the stuff just to function AT ALL!!! I’m “bad-luck-Charlie-Brown.” The pendulum ALWAYS swings the other way with me!!! My immune system is like an irate blind man with a machine gun!!! It doesn’t recognize HELP!!! It just paranoidly shoots EVERYTHING down!!! Oh but then there’s the “punishment factor.” This is where my immune system fails to attack everything from my allergies to my gout!!! But it attacks the medications prescribed to TREAT these conditions ( this includes my diabetes medications )!!!!!!! Being Charlie Brown ( that is CURSED ) not only sucks, but it is excruciatingly PAINFUL!!! So now, in a “broken” sort of way, I just laugh at it all. It’s either that or start crying.
@@redredmane5544 I was already there… My mind was gone after abusing drugs. Yet ironically the right drug (medication) somehow managed to reverse all the damage and make me physically and mentally healthier. If it wasn’t for the meds I wouldn’t even be here..
I would suggest to any one trying to have a better cognitive presence is to 1) look at current habits ie food sleep any current medical conditions 2) after all the above is addressed and all is a base line normal start from there and build up . 3) natural supplement is best example coffee, and so on 4) read and educate yourself before attempting any super Human claimed hacks ….
Speaking from experience they work better then you could possibly imagine. But the comedown is always around the corner only use it for a purpose not just to get through life
@@snaramlow5050 hmmm, that's alright, I take the maximum recommended dosage of a nootropic (Noocube, 4 pills a day) so a comedown/crash should occur after 8-12 hours, which in amy case is night time when I would appreciate a crash and a deep sleep.
If you are considering this, and if this reaches 1 person, don't do it! My husband is now a brain damaged disabled veteran because he was taking 40 modafinil a day.
These pills sound awesome and shouldn't be shot down immediately. It's like that doctor said we need more medical trials and study. The FDA needs to approve these before I'm going to consider taking them.
@ ZZZ HipHop: They were probably not for you then. Medication have different effect on different people. People recommended zoloft for my anger issues and people swore by it. But it just made me more unstable and violent. Then I tried strattera and I no longer want to hurt people as much.
armando perez how do you know? Tesla could have made these compounds easily. There are natural(herbal) nootropics as well and they are very beneficial! Read up on PEA supplement and Mucuna pruriens for starters.
Oh you don’t even know the second you even think that comedowns coming you need another one. Speaking from experience it’s much more addictive then cocaine and only thing it comes close to is meth
@@Jake-vc1ry I was addicted to many things. I went from taking cocaine, weed and alcohol to settling with Modafinil. I take it every day so you could say it’s addictive, but it’s supposed to be taken every day. The come down is when you get tired.. which is normal. I started staying up longer to help reduce my dosage so I could be up for 24 hours, but not as productive as I would be in the first 12 hours or so. I’m healthier (both physically and mentally) than I’ve ever been and don’t take any other drugs or drink anymore. However I must admit it was not easy at first when I was taking it as I started taking I when I was addicted to many drugs so it practically saved my life.
I tried one today. It came in lemonade form. Had a seizure. Ive never had a seizure in my life before I drank that drink. Not kidding. I’ll never take it again.
I'd love to switch their nootropics with a sugar pill in order to see whether this is real, or simply a placebo effect. Expectation alone is often enough to achieve results.
Look at from a physiological orientation; the hyper active chemical signal at the synaptic junction. Those supercharged reactions can only last so long.
I think the real question here is why the FDA does NOT evaluate supplements. That’s how all these companies get away with these outlandish claims. I’d like to see an ABC story on that
+Cristian G LOL just fucking LOL. To your credit, I doubt you were 69 IQ. This is Forest Gump status. And by your comment, is be willing to bet your below 130. But, have fun trolling UA-cam.
They sure humped the "potential interactions" aspect repeatedly. The entire pharmaceutical industry has no idea how all the prescription drugs on the market will interact with each other, that didn't stop them from creating a multi-billion dollar industry and shoveling unnecessary prescriptions down people's throats.
Cy Cooper Well said. and if nootropics become massively popular you can bet the big 5 pharmaceutical companies will muscle in with their FDA branded versions and ban all other companies. another monopoly creating billions for the government.
the '80s was very productive and creative...everybody was using a nootropic called cocaine.
Absolutely
Here, fucking here!
Lol... 😆 🤣
It was a hell of a drug.
Problem is it's too expensive 😕
For some people being 1% smarter can give them the edge over the another person they are competing with
It's not about being smart but having the clubs.
You can get 1% smarter by researching and reading more than your neighbors. Don’t needa pop 10 f-ing nootropics pills. All these mf’s saying “I can’t do it without nootropics” that just sounds like addiction to me.
Well said@@chickencoupeking1010
1% smarter than someone is exponentially smarter than someone. If anyone on Earth was 1% smarter they would be 100x smarter than our brightest minds. That's not the way the brain works. Nootropics don't make you smarter. They improve cognitive functions.
wrr
That guy taking 60+ pills a day, his poop/waste must come out in a capsule.😂
lmao
I gave one to my dad just telling him it was a B12 vitamin. He came back and told me that he feels more focused on everything and that he could do a lot more stuff throughout the day. Then I showed him that it was a brain.😊
The triple sunglasses were interesting as well 😅
@@omaralvarado1080bruh stop experimenting on your dad, just take it yourself pu$$y
None of them sounded smart.
that's because they were absolute shit stains BEFORE the nootropics... guess this stuff works since there is a sucker born every minute in the world
I agree but maybe it’s not about becoming smarter just getting more done
Chris Branche that’s just because they’re from cali
That's just the valley girl in her.
@@hwy9nightkid This is an ignorant & unsophisticated comment. Learn to read researçh. On second thought, you serve us better by staying where you are. Lol.
“What are some of the concerns for nootropics?”
“It might interfere with your medication and Pharmaceutical profits”
They have no problem putting you on antidepressants or antipsychotics with no knowledge of long term affects. The big pharma is a dangerous joke
Nootropics are legit depending on the ingredients, dosages and quality. Numerous studies confirm the positive effects of various nootropics on the brain and body.
Where can I? I wanted to try it at least once
And do you know what ingredients are used?
@@mihaelwolrk2143 Depends on what you get. Nootropics are nutrients; hence safe unless you're allergic to something. Therefore read the labels carefully.
@@biohackshq4072 Where can I buy one that is efficient? Which one do you recommend?
And is it possible or is there already one that has NZT-like effects?
Just get good sleep and sun, if crucial modafinil is your friend
Even if a placebo sugar pill could enhance my thinking.planning, confidence and focus I will go for it.
*HFCS w\MSG!!*
...Knowing that information, what is preventing your thinking, planning, confidence and focus right now?
That's what most of these pills are tho
If that’s the case then you don’t actually need the “sugar pill”.. you just need to understand self more
Harold, is that you?
Do you think Kumar is the doctor backing him up?
holy fuck I thought you were talking to me for a second
Liam Fitzgerald lmao that’s the only reason why I’m watching this video
Kooooomar
To funny I was about to say the same shit
I discovered nootropics 4 years ago and I’ve always preferred them over prescription medications. They worked for me, have made me feel more focused, and have even helped my anxiety/depression. I quit for a year and now I’m back on them, this time trying out Thesis to see how it goes (troubles focusing at work lately). I know some doctors to this day question nootropics, long term effects, blah blah - but tbh I’ve had a lot better experiences with different nootropics and I still prefer them over prescription medication. On the other hand, I know folks who it didn’t agree well with. To each their own, but this stuff always remains to be intriguing for me! It’s a risk I’ve been willing to take and I likely won’t turn around unless something crazy comes out down the road. Til then… I’ll keep utilizing them.
Why don't you exercise, clean up your diet, fast intermittently, fix your circadian rhythm & sleep, and cultivate relationships with others?
@@panagenesis2695 I already exercise and have a healthy diet that works for me - have also done therapy for years due to PTSD/mental health. My personal relationships have flourished thanks to it though I still struggle hard with focus. I am young, I am figuring things out, but I appreciate the advice.
@sarahanderson9734 what nootropics do you use?
@@dayton3781 I liked the brand Natural Stacks but they got too spendy for me. But they are where I started!
I am just starting my second month of Thesis. So far so good though I’ll admit, there are a couple blends that didn’t agree with me. Everyone will be different, but their Logic blend had me running to the restroom WAY too much. Though I could focus well, certainly wasn’t worth it. Their Creativity blend is my current favorite right now. No poor side effects and I felt a lot more productive and focused at work, and in personal life with that one.
I’ll probably continue with Thesis for a couple more months then reevaluate if it’s worth continuing. I can’t be too sure til I’m on something for awhile.
@@dayton3781 Aside from that one of my other favorite brain boosters are mushroom supplements in powder or capsule form. I use the Real Mushrooms brand because their stuff isn’t full of grain fillers. My favorite is the lions mane as it helps boost cognitive function, but there’s all sorts of good ones out there depending on your health status/lifestyle/needs. All the best with your research! This stuff is all incredibly interesting.
It's a legal and softer version of drugs. I like this
and best of all it fixes your brain, especially if you used to abuse drugs..
@@latinstuff1 😅
When humans create something such as a movie like limitless it's usually because they were inspired by something that they experienced or made based on something previously experienced. So you could say that the movie limitless was made because of the popularity of the drug Adderall.
Exactly. Also, the ppl who have access to that "limitless" pill are upper class/ the 2%
Was actually based on Provigil/Modafinil
@@crystals.6859 yup. totally agree.
@@sportsbank8428 the book, which was made way before the movie, was released before modafinil even existed, so that's literally impossible.
@@gabyshin11 No... because it's real name is Provigil which was known for some time, but wasn't approved until 1998.
healthy diet, exercise, meditation, quality rest.
Rando Jones welp, that should cure autism and retardation in general eh? Because this is only going to lead to those people being recovered.
Shh, don't ruin their scam.
You know that most people with a sense will do all of those on top of taking nootropics, right?
I take between 16-18 pills a day, on top creatine, gym preworkouts and a microdose of LSD and they affect multiple areas of my life. It helps maintain my ADHD symptoms of not being able to maintain focus, while also benefiting me in fitness too.
Here's a list of supplements I take with the reasons, if it interests you:
Daily:
Omega 3/6/9 - Cognitive function/cardiovascular health/joint health
Vitamin D3 - Has helped incredibly with depressive symptoms (especially Season Affective Disorder)
L-Tyrosine - Helps with depressive symptoms and Cognitive function
5-HTP - Improves my focus from my ADHD symptoms/helps depressive symptoms/good sleep
Green Tea (Caffeine/L-Theanine) - Helps improve metabolism/Great way to wake up
Garlic Oil - Immune system/Cognitive function
Creatine Monohydrate - Cognitive function/gym performance
ZMA (Zinc/Magnesium) - Helps deal with muscle cramps/Testosterone maintenance
Other useful boosters:
Modafinil - I don't use it often as it nulls my creative side, but it definitely helps me stay on the go
LSD (10-15ug) - Resolves ADHD symptoms. Once every 3 days gives a surreal focus with creativity and boosts neuroplasticity (ability to learn)
Phenibut - Cognitive enhancement. Usually use higher dosages to counteract modafinil-anxiety or general anxiety
Kratom - Great mood/sleep enhancer, but it's absolutely disgusting
Vitamin E - Hormone maintenance/healthier skin
Caffeine/L-Theanine supplement - Use it for a smooth boost
BROCCOLI - The God vegetable (EAT IT DAILY)
Vitamin A/E face cream - duh
Gym Preworkout - A fun boost for working out.
Melatonin - I only take this if I feel like I'm going to struggle to sleep
bob saget
I legitimately take every single one of those pills that I’ve listed under ‘Daily’. That being said, I used my last Vitamin D pill today.
That stuff really helped me handle the weather.
As for the research, I learnt about a fair amount of them in my Anatomy & Physiology lessons.
Research on LSD is now publicly available, while I can admit that my research on substances like Modafinil and Phenibut is purely from the internet.
In my experience, microdosing LSD has been the most effective method of treating my inattentive symptoms. The only problem is that it should be done only around once every 3 days due to tolerance buildup. That being said, going to the gym (followed by a shower) prior to going to school or work, can drastically increase your focus.
so if I take these I'll be as cool as the dude wearing double sunglasses?
you'd have to take a lot of them to get that cool
Not a chance dude. That guy was born with it. We just have to sit back and watch.
Don't get your hopes up, even he's not as cool as himself..
sht he takes 60 pills every morning lol
He takes 3 or 4 handful everyday good luck sir or mam
Dr. Richard Isaacson shared opinions in this interview. He didn’t share a study, previous knowledge of harmful effects, or example of how this pill could be unfit to consume. He shared that because he doesn’t know that it’s not safe. I feel Geoffrey Woo did ample study (as shared in interview) and created a product line that would benefit individuals and possibly hurt the pharmaceutical industry. Adderall, Vyvanse, and Ritalin are all FDA approved yet have extreme side affects. Js I’d rather take this than regular prescription drugs
Do you have any nootropic suggestions thats best for ADHD?
@@x4Mink Modafinil is great
@@x4Mink I've been on Modafinil for years. I really don't need too much else when I'm on it. Brain fog disappears in about 25-30 minutes, and lasts for at least 4-6 hours.
@@TuNnL is that like Adderall?
@@YessahBlessah608 it's been far better than Adderall for me. Adderall made me aggressive, and didn't help me concentrate better or accomplish more.
Adderall should be prescribed as pre-workout strength training booster, in my opinion. 🤷
My experience with nootropics spans a significant period, and I'm happy to share that I've had no adverse reactions. They've had a considerable positive impact on my life, particularly Alfabrain and Normotim.
How long have you been taking it
What specific products do you recommend
Alpha Brain? 😂
Anyone who hasent tried nootropics or has not researched these drugs are just posting clueless comments.
They work. Just not to these wild claims.
#Truth.
It could be a placebo effect perhaps?
Shyam Koundinya That 100% is a (/an additional) factor.
Shyam Koundinya Not the case, most of these have been through multiple clinical trials and backed by millions of people who use nootropics. Once again, you will just have to try it yourself. Placebo is a powerful thing buy it most definitely not placebo.
Placebo effect
Stay up working for 48 hours drinking only water and you'll still get a headache.
As soon as he said "uh" that's when I knew it's bunk
Lmfaooo
That “uh” is kindof like a car that’s supposed to be high-performance, but then it backfires and floods out right at the starting line!!!
Been fed every damn benzo, sleep med, anxiety med by my "Doctor" for nearly 20 years. Dumped them all 4 weeks ago and started with nootropics. I've never felt better.
Do they really work?
@@iwillbreaktheinternet Since I posted this I found that I need to cycle. Taking Saturday and Sunday off works best for me. And there is no weekend crash our rebound.
Please help me, which supplements did you take, even i took ssri and clonazepam for 3 months 3 year back, and my memory has not improved yet
@@shreyestandel4491 I started with 1000mg GABA and 400mg L-Theanine a day, but after awhile the L-THeanine was giving me headaches.
Now I take 1000MG GABA and 750MG L-Tyrosine every morning.
Everyone is different and you'll have to adjust them to you, but I I haven't touched a benzo or anxiety medication for over two years.
@@EBFNOQMAGNO even i have quit benzo and ssri three years back, but occasionally once in 3 months i used to drink alcohol, now i have quit alchol since 10 months, even i am a medical doctor, i am from India i have completed mbbs, and i think psychiatry is a scam, i have closely worked with psychiatrist during internship and i know that they know nothing, o wish i would have know this in final year i would have not taken those shitty benzo and ssri, i mean how they are even legal
Look Jamaican Moringa does this for me. I am sharp energised and getting a bag of nutrients and makes me feel happy no matter how many patients I see. I believe these pills can make you smarter but I hate man made supplements. The side effects are always cancerous heart problems etc.
What ingredients are used?
Of course doctors prescribing medication are ONLY gonna have negative things to say about literal natural supplements as opposed to man-made chemical pills that are paid to become FDA approved by that pharmaceutical industry.
Yeah It's always stuff like "just eat a healthy and varied diet" like shut up.
It might do wonders for some people. It's not about "normal functioning". It's about functioning better than you currently are. Some people need improved blood flow to the brain or increased neurotrophic growth factor. Exercise is great for all these things but exercise and nootropics could perhaps lead to even greater results. It might also help people recovering from stroke to have even better outcomes.
I took a pill in ibiza,
To show Acivii I was smart,
And when I unfortunately got sober, I felt ten times dumber,
But fuck it, it was something to do.
Nigga 😂
Finally! I figured why the people in San Francisco are so cray-cray! I always need a nap after dealing with these fast talking people
looks like the dude from herald and kumar
Erik Iacopelli its harold and I am Kumar
Hahahaha...
Just socialise a lot, challenge yourself everyday, face your fears slowly but gradually and you will definitely become fearless and limitless from higher consciousness. I am living evidence
Harrison Maynes yes
Harrison Maynes can you elaborate more on this, like did you have social anxiety before?
She took those pills with a soda. lol
bob saget your an Organic human not plastic NWO Robot right? There you go...
I always kinda felt like soda allows pills to dissolve better and release their effects onto you
LOL
🤣🤣🤣
When she get's cancer they'll blame it on the pills.
Just got my free sample in the mail this evening. Can’t wait ingest my in the morning. For
10/12/2023
Excited to feel the results.
That’s cool, can we be friends?
Took the pills, experienced nothing different. Bunk!
what if its all just placebo and all these people think it works because of all the hype the supplement got.
Abe S as long as it works LOL
Abe Syparrado some of them have been studied and proven to work
Michael bowers no nootropic has been proven to work. Racetams have shown some promise in old people with dementia, that’s hardly anything special. They do nothing for a healthy person. Any smart drug that works is a stimulant, adderall, Modafinil, etc.
@@TetraSamurai L-theanine has been proven to work actually.
Untaken King not to any noticeable degree , certainly not compared to stimulants. Theanine only works with caffeine anyways
When you stop taking them they make you feel slower then you were befor
If you switch your phone to one from a year ago you'll also feel slower than before. Doesn't mean it's bad to upgrade your phone.
That’s a sign of chemical dependence
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Cross examinations
Modafinil and phenylpiracetam are where it's at.
Incorrect. Modafinil is much safer. Adderall is literally meth.
+Ray Abando ... True, Modafinil is much safer than meth, but Adderall is NOT meth.... BUT it is Amphetamine. To clarify, Amphetamine is considered way safer than Methamphetamine.
but it is basically the same drug, it's just meth hits you faster and is stronger. I do like Adderall occasionally
+Ray Abando It may seem like I'm nit picking, and yes, the effects of Amphetamine (Adderal) and Methamphetamine are similar, but they are DIFFERENT in an important way. The following I lifted right out of the Wikipedia under Methamphetamine.
"Unlike amphetamine, methamphetamine is neurotoxic to human midbrain dopaminergic neurons.[18] It has also been shown to damage serotonin neurons in the CNS.[19][20] This damage includes adverse changes in brain structure and function, such as reductions in grey matter volume in several brain regions and adverse changes in markers of metabolic integrity.[20]"
So when anyone says "Adderal is just Meth" , I feel obliged to comment and correct. I even offer friendly advice to the kids: When you are offered a choice between Adderal or Meth, Just stick with Adderal, it's way safer.
Ive been on Modafinil for 3 years now with no side affects. It's been my saving grace and kills my procrastination.
Why do people feel they need to take shortcuts? Just eat healthy, get your 8 hours, be physically active, and read/study hard every day. The only side effect you will need to worry about is that warm feeling u get when you accomplish your goals
How much have u progressed in 4 years?
@@chrisjohn9137 i was laid off during COVID, and ended up completely switching career paths to a new field and career. It took me about 9 months to get back on my feet. I learned some coding basics with SQL that got my foot in the door at a new org that supports school. I'm going back to school for a masters, and i have put on 30 pounds of muscle from eating right and regularly going to the gym. It was tough, i can def say my mind has changed in the sense that it can be easy to get stagnant, feel negative, or lose focus.. When people get down on themselves it would be easy to want to take a shortcut or loose focus on the grind.. happened for about 6-9 months after i was laid off to me. it's easy to get there and hard to pull yourself out. I'm happy i did it
@@MrRobVision oh cool, I'm currently learning front-end dev languages like JavaScript and CSS. I used to be absolutely committed to the gym , going hard 6 days a week and eating like 3600 calories daily for abt 6 months. i put on some good size, but i felt so unhealthy 'cause i had to eat so damn much to gain weight as someone with a fast metab. i quit that strenuous gym lifestyle about 2 months ago, as i want to dedicate my time and energy to coding. In the gym i just do boxing now
@@chrisjohn9137 good luck with coding. SQL is simple compared what ur doing. I feel you on that. I was debating on joining a BJJ gym close to where i live. Keeping the weight on is tough. I think I'm going to stay around 175-185 for the foreseeable future. Cheers 🥂
Shut up
They can help with focus for sure, just like coffee. But these people claiming they are the key to life are going a bit far. I don't like the idea of being dependant on anything.
What goes up must come down.
And feeling smarter and being smarter are completely different things.
But abc are happy to promote this venture whatever the facts.
Having PHDs ‘walking through…and actually validate cross-indications’ does not remove the risk of interactions.
ABC is not promoting them. It's a news report not an infomercial 🤦🏽
KNUCKLEDRAGON Read between the lines!
Right, PCP makes you feel like superman but it doesn't make you superman. And the false presumption makes things worse in the end.
everybody can distinguish a donkey (these nutropics fools of the video) from a horse (someone who's good at something).
The difference why the FDA allows them is that you still function within the system, wheras with LSD you start thinking outside the box, which is why it's illegal.
I was looking for this comment!!!!
TripInPeace Music LSD gives you delusions. It’s illegal because you can’t function on it, at all. You can’t drive, you can’t work, you can’t raise children, you can’t do anything while high on LSD. LSD decreases executive brain function, the part of your brain that controls reasoning and grounds you in reality. So no, you’re not super intelligent when on LSD, you’re actually detached from reality and deluded. It’s more of a fun drug than anything.
Omg 🤦🏻♂️ or maybe because it can cause neurological damage
No, the FDA doesn’t approve or ban dietary supplements, which is what nootropics are marketed as. They really should evaluate dietary supplements though.
I have experienced positive results from using nootropics, with Normotim being particularly effective.
60 pills a day major constipation lmao💩💨
All these smart drugs...I wonder if Tesla took any...🤔🤔🤔
stephen hawking take dis shit
Tesla was an anomaly
Maybe Tesla was from another dimension.
Oh wow you know Tesla took a shit load of drugs...wouldn't exactly call any of them smart. I mean, I don't know if they were on the same level of debauchery and decadence as say Motley Crue, or Guns N Roses, but I'm sure they did their fair share of heroin, cocaine, booze and quaaludes.
Tesla was on shrooms
What goes up Must Come Down.....
Just like our lifes 🌚
@Mean Timbits 😂true 🤣
Just like a peen...
“Now if such a Smart drug does really exist, then I wonder is it truly safe to take; That is safe enough to take without any dangerous side affects of any kind what so ever?”
There are virtually no side effects to quality nootropics stacks as they are all-natural derivatives and extracts and essentially brain food. The effects that are known are quite minor, from brain fog, to nausea and crashes (down in the dumps and low energy). This can result from the drastic change in meeting those new dietary needs, taking too many nootropics at once with prescription meds or no prior supplement use, or purchasing low grade nootropic stacks which are marketed more for immediate effects and used as an alternative to energy drinks/Adderall to complete specific tasks quickly over a short period. If you take a quality nootropics stack, after a few days you should have virtually no side effects and the first few days its always recommended to take a half dosage and gradually increase to the fully recommended dose in order to avoid the initial shock that happens in some people.
Any supplements or drugs add to the loads of multiple organs like kidney and liver etc.
The mood-boosting qualities of Normotim lithium make it a popular choice among nootropic enthusiasts.
love it, they don't have vigorous testing, what is he on, yet smoking is legal and it literally directly kills you.
Nooflow Absolute Mind completely changed my life.
True story: I'm smart because I pick up pills and swallow them down.
you know she has no idea when she says nootrabox instead of nootropics
Maybe trying to market for that co. as well. Never know..
Sounds too good to be true, which is the hallmark of any fraudulent claim. Are the long-term effects known, does it even work as believed and will altering your brain chemistry is this way lead to other problems. It just shows how no matter how successful you are, we always desire more & is that a winning formula which can be sustained?.
I took it and I didn't notice anything. Neither did others. . . It can cost millions to get FDA to approve so maybe at least we could get it 3rd party tested. Credibility will increase! And we'll know how beneficial it is if any and for who.
60 pills a day? oh, my liver!!
I think the people in this are exaggerating and misinterpreting. I haven't tried anything more than Modafinil but the effects are not immediate nor will they work for everyone. Modafinil doesn't give you motivation, it essentially reduces the amount of tiredness/fatigue that you experience. Which throughout the day there's always a little bit of cloudiness/fatigue in our minds (at least in my experience). Modafinil removes this, but beyond that I don't believe it *directly* does anything more.
Now that sounds like it doesn't do much and I think for some people it won't do much as simply reducing fatigue does not mean you are suddenly doing to go and do whatever you need to do, you need the motivation already. I believe it's more of a long-term habit changer, if you have less fatigue then over time this snowballs into you becoming more and more productive, more and more intelligent within whatever area it is you're focused.
I started with Modafinil in my second year of Uni with grades of 40-50% (with the occasional higher grades). I managed to scrape though my second year with a minor improvement in grades, I was averaging around 50% (the year before I had gotten 40%). In my third year I worked very hard and managed to come out with 61% (2.1 in the UK so the most common grade). I then went on to do a Masters, during my Masters I also taught myself to code. I managed to get a job with Uni coding and by Summer I was good enough to beat the other ~100 people in one of my modules (against a few comp sci students too) to receive a scholarship to do my dissertation in AI with a big American company. I came out of my Masters with 80%, the top grade you can get in the UK is 70%+. Now I work in machine learning/AI (I originally did Aeronautical Engineering but did I U-turn and essentially taught myself alongside my Masters - Modafinil made that possible imo).
I think I would not have had a chance of being where I am now without Modafinil, I think in part I was also incredibly lucky to have the opportunities I did but I still believe Modafinil contributed massively to making it possible. The effects are subtle in the short-term but in the long-term I think it can make a huge difference.
We're can you find modz now adays
I would love to give this man an edible and telling him it’s a smart drug.
Give him one of those candy “fruit gems.” He probably won’t even RECOGNIZE it as a common “fruit gem!!!”
lol you funny
Good to see Harold having a good career switch. I wonder where Kumar is?
The one guy taking 60 supplements per day 😂😂😂
I'm enthralled by this content. I recently enjoyed a similar book, and I was truly enthralled. "Unlocking the Brain's Full Potential" by Alexander Sterling
Close McDonald and all junk food store and ppl will be alright.
Making speed in a industrial scale
They do work, but the long term effects is uncertain.
That’s the problem, Geraldine. If the body becomes “immune” to them, the pendulum could seriously swing the other way, and the person would be left foggy and stupid. He or she would then have to take the stuff just to function AT ALL!!!
I’m “bad-luck-Charlie-Brown.” The pendulum ALWAYS swings the other way with me!!! My immune system is like an irate blind man with a machine gun!!! It doesn’t recognize HELP!!! It just paranoidly shoots EVERYTHING down!!! Oh but then there’s the “punishment factor.” This is where my immune system fails to attack everything from my allergies to my gout!!! But it attacks the medications prescribed to TREAT these conditions ( this includes my diabetes medications )!!!!!!! Being Charlie Brown ( that is CURSED ) not only sucks, but it is excruciatingly PAINFUL!!!
So now, in a “broken” sort of way, I just laugh at it all. It’s either that or start crying.
@@redredmane5544 I was already there…
My mind was gone after abusing drugs. Yet ironically the right drug (medication) somehow managed to reverse all the damage and make me physically and mentally healthier. If it wasn’t for the meds I wouldn’t even be here..
@@RighteouSinner, guess I'll give it a go.
@@RighteouSinner what drugs was it? I’m an addict and I’ve been looking for something
@@wokenspirit1697 Modafinil. I've been taking it every day for a couple years now.
Where can I buy this. Asking for a friend
What is your opinion on the most effective nootropic? I've experimented with various options, but I find normotim to be superior to the rest.
@@rejfil-ii8rlYou forgot (meth) amphetamine and cocaine. These compounds REALLY work
@@rejfil-ii8rlwhat about adderall
Good luck...i will go natural...you keeping taking these...we will see who will live longer
Most nootropics are not synthetic.
@@TheAbsoluteSir which artificial intelligence
I would suggest to any one trying to have a better cognitive presence is to 1) look at current habits ie food sleep any current medical conditions
2) after all the above is addressed and all is a base line normal start from there and build up .
3) natural supplement is best example coffee, and so on
4) read and educate yourself before attempting any super Human claimed hacks ….
6 years later it's still on the Market . 🎉❤
Speaking from experience they work better then you could possibly imagine. But the comedown is always around the corner only use it for a purpose not just to get through life
"comedown"?
@@adarshrajbhatt6557 when u crash; effects lessen
@@snaramlow5050 hmmm, that's alright, I take the maximum recommended dosage of a nootropic (Noocube, 4 pills a day) so a comedown/crash should occur after 8-12 hours, which in amy case is night time when I would appreciate a crash and a deep sleep.
Like having a cup of coffee!
If you are considering this, and if this reaches 1 person, don't do it! My husband is now a brain damaged disabled veteran because he was taking 40 modafinil a day.
40? Well looks like your husband had a pill problem
40!?? I'm so sorry!
Wait 40?? 100mg each.. that’s 4,000mg daily … my God. If he’s still alive, that’s a miracle.
I'm sorry but who in the hell would take 40 a day unless you are trying to off yourself
Jesus Christ but he was taking 40? a DAY?
Yeah. I did not want to find out, either; especially after being an unwitting and uncompensated test subject.
There are supplements that make you more clear or less drowsy and do work but I think how these are marketed to work are too far fetched.
start doing kinobody
Interesting reminds me of Huxley's "Soma"
These pills sound awesome and shouldn't be shot down immediately. It's like that doctor said we need more medical trials and study. The FDA needs to approve these before I'm going to consider taking them.
Angry Misanthropist Freak I've tried them first hand, they literally don't do shit...
@ ZZZ HipHop: They were probably not for you then. Medication have different effect on different people. People recommended zoloft for my anger issues and people swore by it. But it just made me more unstable and violent. Then I tried strattera and I no longer want to hurt people as much.
Angry Misanthropist Freak the fda approves shit that makes men grow female breasts
@ Seth C: And how frequently does this side effect occur?
then go write the FDA a check like everyone else. The government responds to cold hard cash
The CEO looks exactly like the actor from the Harold and Kumar movies💯
Thought this was the onion🤣
Yo Newton, tesla etc weren't taking nootropics shit in old ass days....
armando perez how do you know? Tesla could have made these compounds easily. There are natural(herbal) nootropics as well and they are very beneficial! Read up on PEA supplement and Mucuna pruriens for starters.
Sounds like they would be highly psychologically addictive.
Alot of them are physically addictive too
Oh you don’t even know the second you even think that comedowns coming you need another one. Speaking from experience it’s much more addictive then cocaine and only thing it comes close to is meth
@@Jake-vc1ry Which nootropic are you speaking about?
@@Jake-vc1ry I was addicted to many things. I went from taking cocaine, weed and alcohol to settling with Modafinil. I take it every day so you could say it’s addictive, but it’s supposed to be taken every day.
The come down is when you get tired.. which is normal. I started staying up longer to help reduce my dosage so I could be up for 24 hours, but not as productive as I would be in the first 12 hours or so. I’m healthier (both physically and mentally) than I’ve ever been and don’t take any other drugs or drink anymore.
However I must admit it was not easy at first when I was taking it as I started taking I when I was addicted to many drugs so it practically saved my life.
1:38 "the lack of payments from pharmaceutical corporations into our wallets"
It doesn't make you smarter it makes you more awake in control and force's. You have to learn to be smart you can't just get smart over night.
I tried one today. It came in lemonade form. Had a seizure. Ive never had a seizure in my life before I drank that drink. Not kidding. I’ll never take it again.
Meh, ill take some addy instead.
Stoked addy damages downregulates your dopamine receptors making your brain work less optimally over time
Stoked
That's right stay on those harmful amphetamines 👌
Its better to take modafinil tbh it works the same as adderall but has lesser side effects
Currently just chewed a Stacker …..nah fam.
Lowkey feel like I’m tripping.
I'd love to switch their nootropics with a sugar pill in order to see whether this is real, or simply a placebo effect. Expectation alone is often enough to achieve results.
Most of them just make you less anxious and able to focus better. But yeah they sort of work.
But what about the withdrawals ?
So this is basically nootrobox ad
I've got some beachfront property in Fla. for sale. Comes with a bridge, I think, hold on let me check..... yup. A footbridge, hahahahaha!
6:25 Yo dawg I heard you like sunglasses on your sunglasses.
Red flag when the spokesperson for nootropics seems kind of burnt out.
Look at from a physiological orientation; the hyper active chemical signal at the synaptic junction. Those supercharged reactions can only last so long.
Ormus is the secret none of these sillicon valley geeks know about.
He isn’t fazed by it. Don’t let it throw you off or steal your energy. Doesn’t even bother him or take anything from it.
I think the real question here is why the FDA does NOT evaluate supplements. That’s how all these companies get away with these outlandish claims. I’d like to see an ABC story on that
Their buddies the pharmaceuticals wouldn’t like that.
The interviewer girl is top notch.
a fool and his money are soon parted
Sami Motaghedi the only fool I see here madam is you my iq increased exponentially from 69 to 130
+Cristian G LOL just fucking LOL. To your credit, I doubt you were 69 IQ. This is Forest Gump status. And by your comment, is be willing to bet your below 130.
But, have fun trolling UA-cam.
Mel Finehout that's what i was thinking too
Mel Finehout that doesn't apply to Trump hr lives cocaine
+Mel Finehout 😂😂😭
60 a day? I’m 14 a day at 20 but 60? That’s too much and you’ll have to be on a some what strict diet
Don't compare what engineers do to this. They are completely opposite ends of the spectrum.
Harold from Harold and Kumar!
i smell snake oil ?
Is it better in a salad than olive oil?
the end result speaks for itself... that guy at the end.
It looks like cod liver oil
Actually modafinal works. If your looking to recreate the limitless affect then you will disappointed but it will improve focus and output noticibly.
Looks so Good
did anyone laugh as hard as I did when he said ten lmao
Lol. I did not. But I smiled and almost laughed.
@Oliver Molte Korsgaard Schmidt I laughed reading this... =D
He is ceo lol laugh at yourself
then the dude has a company selling pills lol
Not related, but I thought the guy in the thumbnail was the guy in the American Pie series that always said "MILK MILK..."
They sure humped the "potential interactions" aspect repeatedly. The entire pharmaceutical industry has no idea how all the prescription drugs on the market will interact with each other, that didn't stop them from creating a multi-billion dollar industry and shoveling unnecessary prescriptions down people's throats.
Cy Cooper Well said. and if nootropics become massively popular you can bet the big 5 pharmaceutical companies will muscle in with their FDA branded versions and ban all other companies. another monopoly creating billions for the government.
@@daveholt8208 true
They actually do. Pharmacists will even warn you about certain drug interactions. Despite what you think it's not just all willy nilly.
How might one experience enhancements after using nootropics? Are you familiar with normotim?