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 improved brain capacity while playing Battlefield 4 or GTAIV and V. And man, Yerba Mate + Aniracetam was amazing. I’d be sitting there CRUSHING all the 13 year olds that sit and game VIRTUALLY ALL DAY, and are SUPER FAST. 

I was crushing their little souls. Bwhahahaha!!! <<< is what I said a lot. 

But the underlying stack, is applicable within many settings of productivity, and particularly, knocking out a large quantity of short to-dos on your todo list

So – I’m going to break down the stack in the video below, but FIRST, I want to break down Yerba Mate and Aniracetam: 

Aniracetam – The stimulatory racetam

Aniracetam is a “racetam” nootropic compound that modulates AMPA receptors, and increases the release of a focus neuro-chemical from the hippocampus, called acetylcholine. The end result is a stimulatory, speed of processing improved, motivated brain state with a powerful background of working memory. 

It stacks well with Caffeine, Theacrine, and other stimulatory compounds. The dose range is 500-1500MG, and most people are going to find a sweet spot at 700MG. Some folks will respond better to lower doses, at 200-400MG, and there will be an equally small portion of people that respond to right around 2G. But most fall within the 500-1500MG range. 

Typically, Aniracetam is taken with a choline source, like Alpha GPC, CDP Choline, or Choline Bitartrate, so that the brain can commensurately make acetylcholine WHILE Aniracetam forces the brain to use more of it. Those choline sources are actual building blocks to acetylcholine. And we’ll get to MY choline source with this stack. But quickly… 

Yerba Mate – the caffeine cousin 

Yerba Mate is a stimulatory herb, that is typically made into tea, that contains a nootropic esque compound called “theobromine.” Theobromine is a “xanthine,” which is a compound actually found in the human body, but that is also present in most common stimulants, like Caffeine. 

Theobromine works similarly to caffeine on binding to adenosine receptors, and also raises extracellular cAMP, which may promote energy formulation. 

The dose range on theobromine by itself is 50-200MG, and most folks are going to find a sweet spot at 50-75MG. 

Theobromine is mostly what makes Yerba Mate tea stimulatory. 

The stack

The stack, as you’ll see in the video below, is the following: 

  1. 700MG Aniracetam
  2. A nice sized cup of Yerba Mate tea
  3. 300MG Choline Bitartrate. 

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