Category: Alpha GPC
Taking Nootropics for Motivation (stacks inside)
One of the critical reasons people take nootropics is to motivate themselves. Ultimately, the goal is more productivity, but getting yourself to be productive can’t really happen effectively without.. you guess it.. motivation. Achieving motivation with nootropics happens through several pathways. They are: Taking nootropics that modify the neurotransmitter Dopamine (Uridine, CDP Choline, Tyrosine, Afinils) […]
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Ep74: Modafinil, Noopept, and Alpha GPC
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/livecortex/74.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSAlright!! This podcast is going to be epic, so let’s breakdown what we’re going to discuss. First – it’s important to give a bit of a primer on Modafinil. Modafinil is a pretty common nootropic, but that’s exceptionally strong at facilitating wakefulness and mental energy. […]
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How to mimic Adderall with Nootropics
A common question asked in the nootropics sphere is: are there any nootropics that feel just like Adderall? Basically: the answer is yes. But there’s a few things to consider, which we’ll break down in the video below: To find a nootropic stack that mimics the Adderall effect, you’ll have to sacrifice just about 20% […]
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Nootropics Giving you Anxiety? Read and watch this
One of the major problems people run into with certain nootropic compounds, if they’re inclined to have anxiety at any level, is that anxiety being triggered by the nootropic. Many nootropics have been known to trigger anxiety in susceptible people, including: Aniracetam Oxiracetam Modafinil ALCAR Uridine monophosphate CDP Choline Adrafinil PRL-853 Phenylpiracetam Phenylalanine L-Tyrosine Alpha […]
Read moreEp65: A PRL-853 Noopept Limitless Nootropic Stack
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/livecortex/65_audio.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSThere’s no doubt about it: PRL-853, the cholinergic research chemical, is quite powerful. It’s often used to improve working memory, and tends to have staggeringly great results in people. Weird things happen when you take PRL-853, like people being able to remember 10 or more […]
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