ALCAR HCL by PureBulk.com

Biohacker Review: My Favorite Tangy Mitochondrial Nootropic

The last few days I've been taking ALCAR (900 milligrams) with L-Tyrosine in the mornings. So far I've noticed a little of an energizing effect but it doesn't really compare to Racetams. One day I upped the dosage to 2700 milligrams, there's wasn't a big difference in energy level but I noticed for about an hour and I had an uplifting sense of optimism about the world.

I went off one of my 90-day periods of #nobooze recently, while I haven't gotten drunk yet (it would be the second time this year) I've found ALCAR offsets the cobwebs the next day. I believe that the science indicates that ALCAR protects our DNA from the effects of alcohol. On a night out on the town, I consumed a good German beer, a glass of red wine, and a gin and tonic, I took ALCAR before going to bed, which I don't recommend, I had a terrible time falling asleep. This was probably partially due to the alcohol (a notorious sleep disruptor) but I felt a little of a Nootropic energy buzz and suffered from a racing mind that kept me from succumbing to the dream world.

It's quite pleasant to consume, so taking it sublingually is not at all unpleasant, it has a quite tangy taste kind of like Phenibut, that I wouldn't mind adding to a beverage or my bottle of S. Pellegrino.

I'm coming to the conclusion that this isn't really a performance-enhancing Nootropic on its own, in the future I'll be taking ALCAR when doing the Piracetam Protocol.

Purity-verified with COA

The final thing I like about this ALCAR is that it's verified as pure with a certificate of analysis from an accredited American lab. This evidence of purity is something you should demand that your local supplement shop or the sellers on Amazon likely can't provide.

About

Acetyl L-Carnitine or, ALCAR is the acetylated version of the popular sports supplement, L-Carnitine.

L-Carnitine is important in many bodily functions including energy metabolism. ALCAR has a range of different effects than L-Carnitine because it is much more bioavailable and metabolizes differently. Unlike L-Carnitine, ALCAR is thought to be a nootropic.