Anxiety, Depression / Derealization (DR)
Ingredients:
- Tianeptine — 12.5 mg, twice daily
- NSI-189 + Piracetam Hydrazide — 30 mg, twice daily
- Picamilon — 300 mg, Daily
- L-Theanine — 200 mg, Daily
This is my final stack for Anxiety and Depression. It's a good stack in which you will see long-term health benefits from, even after use ( about 6 months use ). NOTE: If you wish to switch the Piracetam hydrazide with Coluracetam then that would be fine. It just comes down to preference, in which I highly recommend trying out on their own first beforehand but both are dosed at the same amount. This stack will keep you in a good mood all day, without any tiredness. Best combo as of yet! - Tested by, me! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I'd be glad to answer them.
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Rating: 2 (2 votes) — Views: 4954
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Babychris — 2014-09-15 09:22:58 UTC
I have read many times that L-theanine was a bit anti-social ? What is your opinion about that ?
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KieranA001 — 2014-09-19 20:34:23 UTC
I haven't heard anything about that at all. However, I have ditched most of this list now that I have tried other stuff. Wish you could edit and/or delete these stacks! I highly recommend trying out Chaos and Pains Da vinci with some NSI-189 and Piracetam. It pretty much has the Picamilon inside it, with a load of other goodies for promoting mood!Babychris wrote:I have read many times that L-theanine was a bit anti-social ? What is your opinion about that ?
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Diego55 — 2014-10-11 19:16:05 UTC
how are things going, have effects remained constant over time ? could you pls. write more about your current progress with this combination ?
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FocusPocus — 2014-10-25 01:11:23 UTC
why did you ditch the coluracetam? What are your thoughts on sublingual NSI? (why not?)
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KieranA001 — 2014-10-28 19:26:30 UTC
I wanted to try something different but I have an understanding on the effects of both and feel that Coluracetam is best, but stacked with some Choline source. Sublingual NSI is by far the best anti-depressive agent I have so far. CBD is pretty good as well.FocusPocus wrote:why did you ditch the coluracetam? What are your thoughts on sublingual NSI? (why not?)
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Ryan Anderson — 2015-01-16 01:55:08 UTC
I've not found any issues with antisocial thoughts/behavior (beyond baseline) with the L-Theanine. However, I have to admit I only have it as part of a stack that includes occasional Piracetam, which I find to be very positive in terms of interpersonal interactions.
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4nks — 2015-06-05 21:36:44 UTC
I don't get it: you said 30mg of 'piracetam hydrazide' and NSI-189; but what's indivdual dosage of these? Isn't it phenylpiracetam hydrazide u mean btw? I'm interested to discover how you got on with mixing tianeptine with NSI-189?