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need better working memory + processing speed
also i need to take an AP test next week grahr nw
 
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need better working memory + processing speed
also i need to take an AP test next week grahr nw
just use spaced repetition and coffee if possible get aderall but tbh any "nootropics" need at least two weeks to get past the neuro encefalic barrier
 
what the fuck is a neuro encefalic barrier
is the shit that protects your brain from you injecting stuff it's higly selective and needs time for it to allow some things to go in normally it's because of saturation that get's it directly into your brain
 
is the shit that protects your brain from you injecting stuff it's higly selective and needs time for it to allow some things to go in normally it's because of saturation that get's it directly into your brain
so im fucked next week if my first time using a nootropic is before the test
 
need better working memory + processing speed
also i need to take an AP test next week grahr nw
 
n***a I ODNT UNDERSTAND NAY OF THIS 💔 💔 💔
 
does nasal semax work well tho? i’m surprised it’s bio available via nose spray
Well it’s bad at entering the blood brain barrier so Adamax would work better or even n acetyl semax since it’s stays in the body a bit longer than normal semax
 
n***a I ODNT UNDERSTAND NAY OF THIS 💔 💔 💔
gpt tldr

Strengths of Your Stack


  1. Neurotrophic Support
    • Ianepitine for BDNF/TrkB.
    • Rasagiline for GDNF and Bcl-2.
    • Potential 7,8-DHF or NSI-189 would reinforce this.
    • Supports hippocampal/PFC plasticity → learning, memory, stress resilience.
  2. Dopaminergic Modulation
    • Amantadine + Rasagiline + ALCAR → tyrosine hydroxylase, D1 receptor, postsynaptic sensitivity.
    • Good for motivation, working memory, and reward processing.
  3. Mitochondrial/Metabolic Support
    • ALCAR, creatine, CoQ10, riboflavin, niacinamide.
    • SR9011 (planned) → mitochondrial biogenesis.
    • Supports energy for neurons and muscles, protects against fatigue.
  4. Glutamate and Excitatory Balance
    • Piracetam for AMPA modulation.
    • Amantadine NMDA antagonism → prevents excitotoxicity.
    • Magnesium and glycine → calm overactive glutamate signaling.
  5. Stress/Cortisol Regulation
    • Agmatine, magnesium, theanine → HPA axis modulation.
    • Supports focus and mood under chronic stress.
  6. Gut-Brain and Anti-Inflammatory
    • Agmatine, glycine, LDN (planned) → reducing chronic inflammation and oxidative stress.
    • Aspirin is used judiciously for headaches and COX2.
 
I need more money for this
 
gpt tldr

Strengths of Your Stack


  1. Neurotrophic Support
    • Ianepitine for BDNF/TrkB.
    • Rasagiline for GDNF and Bcl-2.
    • Potential 7,8-DHF or NSI-189 would reinforce this.
    • Supports hippocampal/PFC plasticity → learning, memory, stress resilience.
  2. Dopaminergic Modulation
    • Amantadine + Rasagiline + ALCAR → tyrosine hydroxylase, D1 receptor, postsynaptic sensitivity.
    • Good for motivation, working memory, and reward processing.
  3. Mitochondrial/Metabolic Support
    • ALCAR, creatine, CoQ10, riboflavin, niacinamide.
    • SR9011 (planned) → mitochondrial biogenesis.
    • Supports energy for neurons and muscles, protects against fatigue.
  4. Glutamate and Excitatory Balance
    • Piracetam for AMPA modulation.
    • Amantadine NMDA antagonism → prevents excitotoxicity.
    • Magnesium and glycine → calm overactive glutamate signaling.
  5. Stress/Cortisol Regulation
    • Agmatine, magnesium, theanine → HPA axis modulation.
    • Supports focus and mood under chronic stress.
  6. Gut-Brain and Anti-Inflammatory
    • Agmatine, glycine, LDN (planned) → reducing chronic inflammation and oxidative stress.
    • Aspirin is used judiciously for headaches and COX2.
n****r used chatgpt js for me to not understand half of these terms
 

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