Biohacker Reviews

Biohacker Review: A blue liquid Nootropic that makes me look like I cannibalized a smurf

It comes in this liquid solution and you deposit a few drops of it below your tongue. What's funny about it is that it turns your mouth really blue! So you'll get blue stains on everything your mouth touches - cups, spoons, your lips, other Nootropics, and other people.

Biohacker Review: A biohack but not a "lifehack"

I've been doing 30 milligrams of Noopept almost every day for the past 3 weeks and I used Liftmode's Noopept for about a week previously. Noopept is not supposed to be a blast-your-face-off effect, I haven't noticed much honestly. I think that Noopept is more a tool for Biohacking than lifehacking, let me explain what I mean by that...

Biohacker Review: My Favorite Addictive Nootropic

I'm writing this review of Nicotine USP Solution in Belgrade, Serbia where they really like Nicotine - almost everyone smokes.

So pop quiz - what did the writers Ayn Rand, Oscar Wilde, George Orwell, J.R.R Tolkien, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and Mark Twain have in common? Well, they and many other titanic figures of literature were voracious lifelong smokers. And that's no coincidence, Nicotine is a potent promoter of creativity and focus.

My friend Yogi Blair has been using, researching, and is very enthusiastic about this stem cell biohack. What follows is his experience with LifeWave's X39. Reading his grandiose, poetic words describing his transformative experience, I wouldn't blame you for being a little skeptical and thinking, This sounds like yet another placebo-effect dependant product! And I might agree with you, science is increasingly understanding that the placebo effect is a downstream effect of our stem cells and epigenetic function. The placebo effect is how our bodies heal themselves, thus you would expect something that empowers our stem cells to potentiate the invigorating and healing power of belief. Check out the podcast interview I did with Blair here, he is a very knowledgeable Biohacker, drop him an email or Facebook message if you have any questions about this stem cell technology. - LimitlessMindset.com Editor, Jonathan Roseland

Biohacker Review: the Mercedes-Benz of Magnesium

Personally, given the option, I reach for the Mercedes-Benz of Magnesium, Magnesium L-Threonate. It's more bioavailable and has greater benefits to cognition but it first caught my attention for a really silly reason...

Biohacker Review: A Disappointing Racetam

Unlike a lot of Biohackers, I found it downright demotivational every time I took it. I also didn't experience any of the undesirable side effects I've heard others describe.

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.

Biohacker Review: Free Radical Free Vision

I've been using Visomitin for 6 months now. I have problematic eyes, to say the least, I'm nearsighted and cross-eyed with some optic nerve damage so Lasik surgery is not a viable option for improving my vision.

I researched SKQ1 thoroughly before deciding to use Visomitin, which delivers a mitochondrially targeted antioxidant where it's most needed, your eyes have a high concentration of Mitochondria which are hindered from working optimally by reactive oxygen species (ROS) that accumulate in your eyes. In the same way that you produce waste that you need to poop out in the bathroom, your mitochondria produce toxic waste, the ROS that needs to be detoxed and flushed out by antioxidants.

Book Review: Disseminating a dangerous degree of freedom

This book is a hybrid between a manifesto and a memoir of this young Texan who invented the 3D-printed gun. I liked this book because it lays bare the unique American philosophy, this review will comment on that philosophy and make it concrete in the context of a politically tectonic event, the site of which I’m not far from at the moment.