Pharmaceuticals

Peptide overview

This "smart peptide" is a genetic hack for enhanced immunity, which is particularly helpful to the elderly for treating or preventing...

• Chronic and acute inflammatory diseases.
• Viral respiratory infections: pneumonia, bronchitis, sore throats, ear infections, and sinusitis.
• Autoimmune diseases.
• Cystitis, Pyelonephritis, Prostatitis, and Adnexitis. 
• Systemic connective tissue disease.
• Along with recovering from chemotherapy.

Crystagen differs from other immune medicines and biohacks I've discussed; it's more of a tool for restoration than prevention. It's used to rebuild a compromised immune system.

A Neuropeptide-Powered Nootropic

MEMOPROVE® is an innovative European Nootropic that, as its name implies, enhances memory and cognition. Whether you're a grad student, a hardworking professional, or just sick of forgetting where you left your keys - Neuropeptides can give you an edge. The active peptide in this Nootropic is N-PEP-12™.

This is an Interferon immune-hack and anti-viral that you take nasally, as drops, or ointment.

Immune hacks are deservedly on the radar of sapient biohackers. It shouldn't replace Vitamin D3 in your medicine cabinet, but tools like this have a place in the bio-prepper's armamentarium.

The Anti-COVID Antibiotic

In the very turbulent first year of this decade, AZITHROMYCIN®, a 40-year-old drug, has almost become a household name, being the subject of over 66,000 news media articles. Is it being unfairly demonized because it's a cheap, effective drug competing with big pharma's patented +$2000 drug, Remdesivir? Does it deserve a place in the antifragile Biohacker's anti-COVID tool chest?

Biohacker Review: Stacking Piracetam+Vinpocetine

This is a combination of Piracetam and Vinpocetine. I've been using it for about a month. One of the nice things about Racetams is that you can usually ascertain their Nootropic effect relatively rapidly.

Biohacker Review: A happiness-hacking antidepressant (but not for stoics)

The anecdotal reports of Tianeptine led me to believe that it's an antidepressant with cumulative effects. So I've been taking two little capsules of Tianeptine a day and it's a pretty subtle effect but I think I like it, although I didn't experience any pronounced cumulative effects.

It adds a background hum of happiness. The best way I can describe it is kind of like rolling; if you've ever done good ecstasy or MDMA and you just had this feeling of inner happiness and satisfaction. It's like that, although not to such an intense degree minus the potent pro-social effects of MDMA. I didn't find myself being impetuously affectionate with everyone. The effect half-life seems a little short, I notice a subtle optimism for about 3-4 hours after dosing.

The distinguishing characteristic of Cerebrolysin is that you inject it (intramuscularly as opposed to intravenously, which should make you feel like less of a junky). It can increase your Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor by as much as 600%.

This is a peptide-based Nootropic with an impressive 165 human studies referenceable on Pubmed, over 30 human clinical trials have been done with Cerebrolysin in the past 10 years alone which is an appreciable amount of research. Piracetam has approximately the same amount of recent human trials. It is now hard to believe, but Cerebrolysin – perhaps the most efficient peptide nootropic – was developed when the scientific community had a very limited understanding of how the central nervous system works.

Your one-stop store for the best Russian nootropics, medicines, and anti-aging agents

Russia has been a powerhouse of pharmacological research and development since the fall of the Soviet Union. RUPharma (the parent company of EuropeChemist.com and NootropicsBase.com) reliably ships a number of unique Nootropics and performance enhancers from warehouses in central Asia, Singapore, Dubai, and domestically in the USA.

Biohacker Review: The Caviar of Russian Nootropics

I've been researching Russian Nootropics and with Semax, more than any other Nootropic ingredient I've researched, I kept coming across Biohackers saying that it's the best smart drug they've ever tried.

Biohacker review: We took Oxytocin for Valentine’s Day and there was blood…

Yes, really! For Valentine’s Day last week, my girlfriend and I took pharmaceutical-grade exogenous Oxytocin from RUPharma in Moscow (quite literally from Russia with love!) and it made me bleed. I’ll tell the story but first I’d like to explain why I thought it might be a good idea to supplement Oxytocin…

The enigmatic love molecule, Oxytocin is reputed as a sex hack to heat things up in the bedroom...
But my research led me to believe that in this unromantic age of Tinder and hookup culture, it’s much more useful as a biohack for meaningful monogamy.