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?

Memantine is an NMDA antagonist with a novel mechanism that can be profoundly helpful for those with broken brains or those who need to reset their tolerance to other performance enhancers. I don't consider

Cerebrolysin's primary clinical purpose is the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, but as any informed Biohacker knows, few drugs are designed for the specific purpose of upgrading performance in

Aniracetam actually reminds me of Modafinil in that I don't feel very energetic on it, I just find myself really focused on whatever I'm doing. I'm not distracted by checking Facebook and email every 15

A leveled-up Racetam which fits into the Ampkine Nootropic class. An anxiolytic for those who like to keep their wits about them - it enhances attention span, memory, and alertness by chemically affecting

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 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

I had heard of this mysterious, yet potent stack for a long time, from some of the biohackers in my inner circle. After identifying the highest quality, 3rd party verified pharmaceutical-grade individual

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

Another Racetam hailing from the Land of the Rising Sun. A scion of Piracetam although it's structurally most similar to Aniracetam. It's a millennial Nootropic, being under 20-years-old. But the risk

If you are a creative type L-Theanine is worth your attention. As creative types, we fantasize about this perfect world where we would sit down in front of our computers to create and inspiration would

Memantine is an NMDA antagonist specifically with a novel mechanism that can be profoundly helpful for those with broken brains or those who need to reset their tolerance to other performance enhancers.

Should you pick up a vial of this addictive pharmaceutical-grade Nicotine solution? I'll suggest, only if you use it to behaviorally condition yourself to practice transformative positive habits. 1:32

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

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

Aniracetam actually reminds me of Modafinil in that I don't feel very energetic on it, I just find myself being really focused on whatever I'm doing. I'm not distracted by checking Facebook and email every

A leveled-up Racetam which fits into the Ampkine Nootropic class. An anxiolytic for those who like to keep their wits about them - it enhances attention span, memory, and alertness by chemically affecting

A next-level smart drug, often compared to NZT-48 from Limitless, which imbues an unfair cognitive advantage to those biohackers not afraid to dabble with pharmaceuticals - from nightshift-working emergency

The Modafinil Pill What if you could experience reality with much more depth, focus, concentration, and energy? The effects would be remarkable: heightened interest in your studies, longer attention span,