Each individual is unique. That is why using 23andme to gather genetic data can be an effective way of using nootropics specifically for your brain chemistry.
In this video, I breakdown the different tools to use with 23andme raw data so that you can understand various minerals and nutrients that can impact cognition, but also the different nootropics (such as modafinil and caffeine).
Understanding how to use nootropics specifically for your brain will give you the best experience to achieve your goals.
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Great video as always, my friend and some very interesting information! What would you recommend as the best nootropics from the racetam class to help with Alzheimer's Diseases and preventing cognitive decline? Also, are there any other less expensive options than 23andme.com to find out your deficiencies? Thanks and keep up the great work!
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Uandme…w00F!
"MOTHERFUCKER GENE"
Dude you're the best. I'm surprised this channel hasn't blown up yet.
Great content man. Been following your vídeos for 6 months.
The reason why I got interested is the "Flow" state that i've experienced when taking 200mg caffeine a day or even without it while preparing for my finals (Genetics). The speed of processing/calmness is just dope. I think this state is achievable by auto-suggestion that ends up triggering all kinds of chemical releases in your brain/body. These nootropics kinda "hacks" you into the ZONE, wich is easier.
Started combining L-Theanine with coffee and damn achieving state is way easier, i've also noticed that with this combo my verbal communication gets sharper.
I am very new to nootropics. What stack would you recommend me for studying/calmness/verbal flow?
Keep up the great work.
Interesting