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[rhakshasa]

At 19, being depressed, having a LOT of time/energy draining school. I just can't work and most likely if I ever start taking an acceptable amount of nootropics I will be ruined fast enough. It's a pretty damned circle I need to break. I feel you really need a lot of money in order to follow a good nootropic regime that suck [ang]

[rhakshasa]

I wish I wouldn't have posted that here.

[Pablo M]

You can click "edit" on the upper-right of the post window pane and replace the text with gibberish. I think that you used to be able to delete a thread if you were the one who started it, but no longer.

[rhakshasa]

Piracetam is very cheap. Soy lecithin too (though it's not some potent nootropics).

Exactly, I don't really see much use in using a not potent nootropics. If I pay all my money I need it to be effective [:o]

[loony]

It will still have a host of beneficial effects to you long term and even short term, just be patient. Actually I think da_senses is telling you that soy lecithin is not a good donor for choline as other sources. I am new to this but I am taking what da_sense mentioned, the cheapest option, piracetam and soy lecithin. Next month I will ditch the soy lecithin and get CDP-Choline, it won't be too expensive man, I am a student too!

[enigma]

rhakshasa,

Dont assume that Piracetam is innefective because its cheap, it and the other racetams remain the only nootropics I have taken which has perceivably boosted my intelligence (while others have had other perceivable positive effects). There are cheap sources of choline too, like choline bitartrate/citrate/lecithin/DMAE/huperzine A (indirectly increases acetylcholine)