Category: Theobromine
Ep81: A nootropic stack for non responders
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/livecortex/81.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSIt’s not all that often, but often enough, that people don’t respond to nootropics. Most folks experiment with racetams, like Aniracetam and Oxiracetam, and afinils, like Adrafinil, and get positive results. Most people. But some people, for various reasons, don’t get good results. They either: […]
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Is Aniracetam and Theobromine a Sustainable Nootropic Stack?
We gladly take nootropics questions via email, at ryan@livecortex.com. And we answer them. Most of them get answered on air, at the Cortex Labs YouTube channel, and here on the website. And this one is particularly cool, because it allows us all a glimpse into someone else’s stack, that seems to be working really well […]
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Yerba Mate + Aniracetam: Strong Stimulatory Nootropic Stack
Stim + Stim. + Memory on this one. Man – is this stack awesome. I first discovered the power of this type of combination when formulating the Cortex nootropic stack, and then thereafter, taking what I had learned in that process and trying to extrapolate it to GAMING. In other words, using what I had learned for […]
Read moreEp 38: Nootropic onset effects from popular compounds
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/livecortex/38_audio.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS Detailed experiences on onsets on the most popular, and most effective nootropics on the planet In this podcast, we’ll break down: checkModafinil’s onset time, and details of effects checkOxiracetam’s onset time, and details of effects checkCortex stack onset time, and details of effects checkAniracetam’s […]
Read moreTheobromine – A Great Nootropic Alternative to Caffeine
Experimenting with Theobromine over the last month, I can confidently say that it’s a great alternative, for mental energy and alertness, to caffeine. I went through the dreaded caffeine withdrawal last month. And it was just that, dreaded. This time, unlike other times when I cycled off of the nootropic drug caffeine (because technically, that’s […]
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