24 y/o Student looking to boost concentration, retention, attention.. Please offer your opinions
#1
Posted 21 July 2014 - 12:38 PM
#2
Posted 21 July 2014 - 01:07 PM
Take legit colloidal gold. I'm still researching this but I think it fits your needs, for mood enhancement especially.
#3
Posted 24 July 2014 - 07:15 PM
Consider Aniracetam and Tianeptine to help you with any anxiety and agoraphobia (likely due to a social anxiety element, as it was for myself). The Aniracetam will also help you with memory formation and retention through the stimulation of the AMPA and ACh receptors. The Tianeptine is a SSRE which is commonly prescribed in various European countries to help treat depression, so this could easily translate well in helping with any anxiety. Aniracetam also has many claims of helping with anxiety particularly ones due to social interactions that one with agoraphobia might experience.
Cheers!
#4
Posted 24 July 2014 - 07:23 PM
Thank you for the responses guys; every time I get a response, they bring up a supplement I am not aware so its always a good learning experience
Yes, Sanguine, I am considering adding Aniracetam (largely for its mood enhancement) in addition to a few others to my stack. Here are the supplements I am considering cycling in:
Oxi- For its memory, focus, and perception boosts
Ani- For its learning benefits and mood/reduced anxiety benefits
Phenyl- For its extreme learning, focus, and physical improvements
Modafinil- For focus and concentration (I am really on the fence about this one. I get a good amount of sleep and take medication to help me sleep at night, so it does not make much sense for me to take something is used to treat narcolepsy. Especially if I can get the beneficial effects from something else)
Sulbutiamine- Memory, mood, and physical performance
Pyritinol- Enhanced learning and synergy with sulbutiamine and racetams
CDP Choline- To restore choline levels used by the racetams
Picamilon- Enhancing memory and mood
I do not know for sure which I will add, or subtract, but these are all ones I am considering. I feel that , probably largely because of my age, I do not get that much benefit for Piracetam.
Thanks again guys
#5
Posted 25 July 2014 - 09:46 PM
Becareful with the Pyritinol, I believe that is something that does need to be taken in lower doses and cycled (I could be mistaking it for a different nootropic with a similar name). For the most part your stack looks strong and solid, for a starter stack it might be quite potent so for the first few days expect to experience some odd feelings (drowsiness or brain fog) these of course will subside within a few days of continued use of the stack.
Cheers!
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