Adaptogenic Herbs

Biohacker Review: A Full-Spectrum Yellow Herb

Lately, Pine Pollen has been adding some extra Adaptogenic awesomeness to my steaming cup of Adaptogenic tea. Frankly, I'm not sure what direct effects I can credit to the Pine Pollen. I was using it alongside other Adaptogens and mushrooms, Schisandra, Chaga, Cordyceps, and Horny Goat Weed.

• Taking these herbs I stayed healthy during the chilly Eastern European winter (and managed not to get Coronavirus!)
• The other major benefit I credit to these herbs is libido enhancement. The chief challenge in marriage (or long-term relationships) is keeping the flame alive. Staying excited about getting naked together. Sex often becomes a chore as the years go by, even for otherwise healthy, younger couples. I wake up every morning excited to see my wife.
• Powdered it doesn't taste bad, in fact, it doesn't taste like much. It has a pleasant subtle scent.
• I wouldn't categorize Pine Pollen as a classic Nootropic, I don't note much of an uptick in my cognition, problem-solving, and energy levels on it.

Based on the science, I regard it as an enabler of antifragility.

Biohacker Review: The tastiest Nootropic!

I've been using the Adaptogens Rhodiola, Eleuthero, and Schisandra together for a month now. I've been taking them first thing in the morning, on an empty stomach with my big ass bottle of tea.

Biohacker Review: Why NOT all Rhodiola is created equal...

My Biohacker review of Rhodiola Rosea tablets - I explain my criteria for selecting Rhodiola and why I take it daily along with synopsizing some of the recent science that's been done on this Adaptogen.

Biohacker Review: A calming cognitive enhancer

The herb Bacopa Monnieri (which I'll refer to simply as Bacopa from now on), is a Nootropic ingredient that you're probably used to seeing on the labels of Nootropic stacks but in this Biohacker review (and scientific overview) I'll break down why it's actually worth isolating and trying on its own.

Tongkat Ali, also known as Eurycoma Longifolia Jack, Malaysian Ginseng, or Longjack, is an herb that has been found to work as a moderate pro-fertility agent and aphrodisiac.

In addition to its pro-fertility effects, studies have shown Tongkat to both reduce stress and to improve one's mood and sense of well-being.

Our product is an extract of the eurycomamones, which is the chemical compound responsible for Tongkat's effects. This allows for a much smaller dose to be necessary than if one was to try and get the same eurycomamone through ingesting the herb itself.