Re:Nootropics – The Facts About “Smart Drugs”
by waterlesscloud on Thursday September 13, 2012 @10:45PM
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I find that cutting my soda (and thus my sugar) intake out completely makes a huge difference in my ability to think clearly for extended periods.
Dunno why, might even be placebo effect, but I noticed the effect before I made the connection to the cause.
Re:Nootropics – The Facts About “Smart Drugs”
by te0x on Thursday September 13, 2012 @11:46PM
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Well, I see no reason not to use all of the above in conjunction with nootropics.
Re:Nootropics – The Facts About “Smart Drugs”
by desireco42 on Thursday September 13, 2012 @11:53PM
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I agree.
However, you should also know, that it is much easier to get a lot of effects just by using things that are easily accesible to us:
* exercise or even walk (like 45 mins)
* coffee (obviously, unfortunately doesn't work for me)
* tea, green tea, yerba mate, others (amazing and powerful effects)
* music - trance or classical work really well
* binaural beats - also work exceptionally well, for focus and for creativity, idea generation
* meditation (goes with the one above)
So what I am trying to say, there are a lot of ways how we can boost our intellects. Let's not forget really enjoyable ones like green tea for example.