#racetams

The year's most BORING month is upon us--February. We get the crappiest winter weather, but without the "new year, new you" vibes of January, and the warming climes of March remain many moons

Two questions I get a lot from people who are new to Biohacking and cognitive enhancers are... ❓ Which Smart Drugs actually work and have science behind them? ❔ Which Nootropic should I get started with?

This molecule of Japanese origin is the "used panties vending machine" of Racetams - a category of smart drugs. Fasoracetam is another example of irresponsible misrepresentation online of drugs

This Japanese-developed Racetam is one of the latest nootropics to be inspired by Piracetam - the original smart drug. According to ScienceGuy, who spent $16,000 to create the initial batch of the stuff...

This $16,000 smart drug has kept me chipper during the winter in gloomy Bucharest, Romania. There are some holistic ways to beat SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), like setting up a home gym, following

Aniracetam benefits my memory, but it's not my favorite Racetam. I have noticeably less discipline, energy, and focus than while dosed on it compared with other Racetams I've done biohacker trials with.

This cognitive enhancer has the highest lipophilic efficiency and is quite possibly the most powerful Racetam. As a smart drug, the primary reason to take Pramiracetam is to boost long-term memory and

Two questions I get from those new to Biohacking and who haven't yet tried smart drugs are... ❓ Which smart drugs actually work and have science behind them? ❔ Which Nootropic should I get started with?

Oxiracetam is renowned as a smart drug for instilling self-control, preventing cognitive decline, promoting memory, and imbuing enhanced powers of logic that would make a Vulcan jealous. I've been doing

I interviewed Professor David Williams - a Biohacker, chemist, writer, gulf war veteran, and director of a research chemical company. In this wide-ranging and illuminating conversation, we discuss... 2:53

I give it 4 stars because it's a decent cognitive enhancer but - pound-for-pound, dollar-for-dollar, rubble-for-rubble - Piracetam remains the superior smart drug in my view. I'd suggest that biohackers

Unlike some Biohackers, I found it downright demotivational every time I took it. I didn't experience any of the really undesirable side effects I've heard others describe. I suspect that perhaps I'm taking

I had experimented with Noopept on its own as a smart drug in the past and had honestly been a bit underwhelmed by it. It's back on my radar - since I started experimenting with some genuine Russian Noopept

This week, I turn 38 years old and (please forgive the not-so-humble brag) I really don't look or feel it! Here I share some photos and videos of me now and me 9 years ago, I think you'll agree that I

Jonathan illuminates six downsides of Nootropics and, particularly, the powerfully enhancing Racetams in this classic Limitless Mindset vlog. There are a few negatives you should be aware of before dabbling

I think that Noopept is more a tool for Biohacking than lifehacking. Noopept is suggested by some human studies to improve memory and cognition, I think it probably has a long-term positive effect on memory,

This Japanese-developed Racetam is one of the latest nootropics to be inspired by Piracetam - the original smart drug. According to ScienceGuy who spent $16,000 to create the initial batch of the stuff...

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

This cognitive enhancer has the highest lipophilic efficiency and is quite possibly the most powerful Racetam. As a smart drug the primary reason to take Pramiracetam is to boost long-term memory and learning

Two questions I get from those new to Biohacking and who haven't yet tried smart drugs are... ❓ Which smart drug supplements actually work and have science behind them? ❔ Which Nootropic should I get started