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[Rior]

I've been looking at a few things lately, and decided I want to try a new stack I've come up with. Its purpose is primarily anxiety reduction, increasing base sense of well-being, increasing working memory and slight cognitive enhancement.

Here it is:


Garum Armoricum 2x daily, (in what I believe are 200mg capsules)

Bacopa Monnieri (175mg A+B Bacosides per capsule)

Forskolin @ 4mg 2-3x daily (for increased cAMP production)

Artichoke Extract @ 2-4 pills daily (for reduced cAMP degredation due to luteolin)

Zoloft 25mg daily (wondering if anyone would suspect any serotonergic interaction due to the garum armoricum or bacopa)

Pramiracetam 200mg occasionally

B-Complex vitamin

Fish oils

Astaxanthin 12mg



Cerebrolysin will certainly be sometime in the near future as well, and I'm considering adding daily vinpocetine to the stack.

Anyone have any suggestions or comments? I do want to say so far that taking the bacopa daily, even for only 4-5 days, has brought about some pretty damn noticeable help to reduction of my anxiety. I'm incredibly excited for the increasing benefits of it. My Garum Armoricum should be arriving today or tomorrow, so I'm excited to give that a try as well.

Edited by Izat04, 09 July 2012 - 05:22 PM.

[summertimex]

try

lions mane mushroom - head feels a bit smoother, more calm
ashwaganda - heat energy, calmness
magnesium l threonate - calm, clarity of thought
D3 - increases serotonin, edge blunting effect


try to get your brain to naturally produce more serotonin, but jumpstart it with ssri.

heres my current full stack

PQQ
magnesium l-threonate
ashwaganda
lions mane - 3 times a day
niacinamide
methylcobalamin
omega 3
phosphatidylserine complex - night
vitamin C
alpha-lipoic acid
D3
citrus bioflavinoids
noopept - every 3 days

the logic behind citrus bioflavinoids is in the capillary function increase, the vascular is minute increase should also have a function in microtubles.

aniracetam/pramiracetam lose efficacy after about 3 months continiously.

Edited by gen6k, 08 August 2012 - 12:31 AM.

[sparkk51]

Recently, within the thread regarding CILTEP, raising cAMP with forskolin and a pde4 inhibitor has been, reportedly, impairing working memory.