I've been mixing just a little LongJack Tongkat Ali with Horny Goat Weed as a pre-sexytime tea. When I previously took this stuff I took these coated tablets, which is a much more pleasant experience than taking it powdered - it has a VERY STRONG herbal taste that few will enjoy. However, you may find its experiential effect more potent after its pungent taste hits the back of your mouth.
Biohacker Reviews
Pure LongJack Tongkat Ali
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
Sulbutiamine Powder
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
Biohacker Review: Not going to replace Phenibut!
Day 1
I did 200 milligrams after lunch. I suspect Sulbutiamine may become one of my least favorite white powders; it sticks to my fingers when I open the bag, I licked my fingers and the grotesque taste of it brought on a little coughing spell. I took it sublingually and washed it down with no aftertaste. There was no discernible Nootropic effect, in fact, I ended up being a bit under-motivated throughout the day.
1-2-Go by Pure Nootropics
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
Biohacker Review: Wakes your ass up!
1-2-Go is my favorite morning stack right now...
This is one of the most efficacious and popular stacks amongst biohackers: Caffeine and L-Theanine.
Caffeine provides the motivation
L-Theanine provides the inspiration
Theobromine which is supposed to be a vigilance agent
Pine Pollen by Lost Empire Herbs
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
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.
ALCAR HCL by PureBulk.com
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
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.
L-Theanine Powdered
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
Biohacker Review: L-Theanine gives my creative process wings to soar
If you are a creative type L-Theanine is worth your attention. Bloggers, authors, and especially ad copywriters should know that L-Theanine is a promoter of Catchyismismism - a word I invented, its definition:
Ad copy that is soaking wet with creative, articulate, and concise eloquent grammatical constructs which will grab your readers' attention like a lover.
Schisandra by Lost Empire Herbs
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
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.
Semax by RUPharma
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
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.
The Memory Book
Book
| Ⓒ By Jonathan Roseland |
Applied Neuroscience Strategist, K-Selected Biohacker, Tantric husband, Promethean peaceful parent, Adventuring philosopher, Raconteur & Author. He spent +14 years researching the intersection of human performance enhancement and advanced personal growth in his obsessive quest to find real-life "NZT-48."
Book Review: A major personal influence and a great place to start learning memory systems
I first read this book about 20 years ago, when I found it on my parent's bookshelves in high school. I was fascinated by the principles in it and it was some of the inspiration for LimitlessMindset.com! It's still sitting next to my desk at this moment. I owe a lot of my success, relationships, life experiences, and a sharp mind to utilizing the memory systems that I first learned from this book.
This book does an excellent job of getting you started using memory systems in your business and personal life. Memory systems are an often overlooked area of personal development that will make you more effective at everything you do. Without a doubt, anyone who wants to have a "Limitless" memory in real life should read some books on Mnemonics. Lots of smart, educated people have never even heard of using memory systems to improve their performance. I suspect this is because memory systems are not very commercially viable. Memory systems are a completely natural method of maximizing your brain's performance, they don't require you to purchase drugs or supplements, or expensive coaching programs. Once you learn them and get in the habit of using them, they will benefit you for the rest of your life.
Memory systems take a little persistence to get started with
At first, you will feel a little silly and wonder if you are just completely wasting time making up absurd visualizations. After about a week of consciously forcing yourself to use memory systems, you will find that they become easy and fun to use. After a few months of daily practice, you will begin to approach an unconscious competence level of skill using memory systems. Memory systems improve your social life since they upgrade your sense of humor and ability to banter with people and remember details about people.
The book was originally published in 1974, so some of the applications of memory systems in it are a little dated, for example, in today's culture of smartphones and Google how often does anyone need to memorize phone numbers? But the principles are completely timeless. The most valuable use of memory systems for me has been being able to mentally file away small details about people and recall them instantly at the most opportune moments, this has made a major positive impact on my social life and career.
Rhodiola Rosea tablets
Nootropics & Anti-Aging
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.
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