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jeroseland
BioHack the Planet!
2y
Uridine: The Nootropic Cofactor that comes from Beer AND Boobies (+Rant)
A fish oil and B Vitamin cofactor with some interesting animal studies. A promising (but yet unproven) agent to improve memory via RNA mechanisms. In human studies, it has a positive effect on depression
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jeroseland
BioHack the Planet!
2y
Magnesium: The Nootropic cofactor you NEED everyday
A crucial Nootropic mineral, a cofactor of numerous key nutrients - over 300 different chemical reactions in the human body require magnesium. As a performance enhancer, it aids sleep and alleviates symptoms
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jeroseland
Science
4y
Sunifiram as a Nootropic ⚠️ A problematic racetam
A new member of the Racetam family as a piperazine derivative of Piracetam. First researched in 2000, It's a young rival of another junior member of the Racetam family, Noopept. As a cognition-enhancing
jeroseland
Mental Health
4y
Sulbutiamine ⛩️ The Samurai Sword of Nootropics that vanquishes social anxiety
Sulbutiamine is another member of the B Vitamin family with Nootropic effects ranging from sharpening memory and vision to alleviating social anxiety disorder. It's another social smart drug, it has been
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Email digests are live on Ecency. Anyone can subscribe to a creator, a community or Ecency itself and get new posts delivered to their inbox, weekly or monthly. If you write on Hive, you now have a mailing
jeroseland
Mental Health
4y
Magnesium: The Nootropic cofactor you're not getting quite right
A crucial Nootropic mineral, a cofactor of numerous key nutrients - over 300 different chemical reactions in the human body require magnesium. As a performance enhancer, it aids sleep and alleviates symptoms