Performance Enhancers

Top 9 benefits of Thyronine "T2"

This active thyroid hormone supplement is turning heads in the bodybuilding and fitness world as it superpowers metabolism and accelerates fat loss.

3,5-diiodo-L-thyronine, which I’ll refer to from now on as T2, is discussed in over 120 scientific papers on PubMed and has been the subject of a human clinical trial. Here, I’ll break down its benefits and some of the science done on it.

The Super SARM

Ligandrol (LGD-4033) is a formidable SARM, a biohack for accelerated bodybuilding and lean muscle mass growth.

Disclaimer: This is a legal “NOT for human consumption” research chemical - if you don’t understand what that means, don’t order it.

Ligandrol, referred to in shorthand as LGD, is for some bodybuilders a shortcut for putting on 10-15 pounds of muscle relatively quickly. There are a handful of scientific papers on it on PubMed, and notably, an American placebo-controlled study of 76 healthy young men was done in 2013. Here we’ll look at what to expect from LGD and how to responsibly use it...

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?

My answer to both questions is the same: Piracetam

Nicotine is the secret weapon of elite Biohackers for instant creativity, concentration, and verbal horsepower.

It's a not-low-risk, fast-burning, and highly addictive Nootropic that should be used sparingly, but for many high-performers, its significant upsides are well worth its downsides.

This BPC-157 I have not yet used. I'm going to keep it around as a "bio prepping" measure in the event that I get injured in the gym or wherever - it enables rapid healing of injuries.

The Secret Weapon of Formidable "Lab Rats"

Is your “Lab Rat” ballin’ on a budget? MK-677 (also called Ibutamoren) is a game-changing and low-risk growth hormone alternative that’s a lot easier on your furry friend’s bankroll...

Disclaimer: This is a legal “NOT for human consumption” research chemical - if you don’t understand what that means, don’t use it.

This is an anti-aging peptide cocktail of 15 different amino acids.

BPC stands for Body Protection Compounds, an apt acronym as this peptide's chief utility seems to be as a biohack for resilience and healing. In gym bro slang, it's referred to as The Wolverine Drug; if you recall, in the X-Men movies, Wolverine has a superhuman capacity to heal his own body - that's sort of what BPC-157 enables.

Biohacker Review: An Invigorating Military-Grade Mushroom

This adaptogenic mushroom has a very cool name, doesn't it?

As a Nootropic, its effect is pretty subtle, I didn't note much of an uptick in cognition, but it does make you more energetic. I used it before the gym several times, resulting in some kickass workouts, but my go-to pre-workout supplements will remain HMB and Creatine. Over the past few weekends, my project has been cleaning out a very messy old attic of a bunch of dusty junk and furniture so I can transform it into my doomsday prepping storehouse. Cordyceps gave me a bit of extra physical energy to spend hours carrying stuff down five flights of stairs to the dumpster.

I've researched some Nootropics that you may not have heard of before; Bromantane, Cerebrolysin, Cortexin, Ladastan, Mildronate...

You can get these from a vendor I've vetted, RUPHARMA.com - based in that big, cold, scary country that the mainstream media wants you to hate. Check out their site and you'll see a number of Nootropics and performance enhancers that are maybe a bit foreign to you. To me at least these are European exotics, they are all branded and manufactured in either Russia or different European countries. I'll explain a little later why this is appealing to me as a veteran Nootropics user.

Exogenous Growth Hormone supplementation can be one of the most powerful biohacks for muscle growth, youthful energy, and anti-aging but they have a dark side that must be accounted for...

Taking growth hormone has a detrimental effect on insulin sensitivity. Insulin resistance is highly problematic, Insulin is vital for your body to convert glucose into energy. Some effects of Insulin resistance...

• Skin tags - This is a benign yet unaesthetic skin condition.
• Acanthosis Nigricans - darker colored skin patches appear on the neck, groin, and armpits.
• Extreme thirst and hunger.
• Incontinence challenges - Increased urgency to urinate
• It can ultimately manifest in Diabetes, a serious chronic health condition.