Re:Experimental drug reverses age-related memory and cogniti...
by mikeappell on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @03:24PM
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I actually decided to try vaping nicotine to test whether it indeed was a cognition enhancer, and here I am months later addicted like it's nobody's business. Turns out trying this with an addictive personality isn't the greatest idea – appreciate the suggestion though!
Also, the balaclava is interesting: I can imagine the benefit is almost similar to that people get from using a gravity blanket. The weight and "hugging" effect might be very comforting.
Really sorry to hear about the sleep apnea; that's an awful problem to deal with. Hope you're able to find a treatment which works for you.
Strangely enough, one thing that I find is also helping is a balaclava. I'm standing here like an idiot with a balaclava on because I find it helps me stay focused. I got it a few days ago to use when hiking. I just happened to notice while trying it on that I felt a little calmer. I used it last night while working and finally managed to get some shit done.
I'm also using spaced repetition to try to remember things. No apps or programs yet, just manual note taking and repetition.