Agmatine reviews: what real users say
We read 790 first-hand mentions of Agmatine from health and supplement communities. 316 of them say clearly how it went — and 70% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: mood (89% of 150), anxiety (89% of 121), sleep (84% of 44), performance (97% of 35).
Most common complaints: drowsiness, vivid dreams, stomach issues, dizziness, dissociation. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“I stopped thinking about frequently killing myself, stopped going down negative thought pattern spirals, and I can actually enjoy video games for once.”
“Agmatin 5 hours before bedtime completely eliminates the side effects of piracetam on sleep. I began to sleep again as a normal person.”
“Agmatine Sulfate 1g morning, 1g early evening drastically helped me recover from the depression and anxiety brought on from kratom.”
“Agmatine Sulfate from Nutricost which has successfully treated my depression and anxiety better than ketamine has.”
“My-go-to for anxiety and depression is agmatine. It is by far the most powerful nootropic I have ever tried.”
“I take 300mgXR WB plus 1 gram agmatine in the morning and another in the afternoon, it's been the single most noticeable improvement in my mental health.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“when i then take 1.5g of agmatine, i almost immediately feel ready to work out and get the sweat pumping.”
“I usually take anywhere from 1.5g-3g nightly when going through a period of depression. I usually start feeling better almost immediately; within 1 or 2 days.”
“Literally, within an hour of taking it I felt better than I have in many weeks.”
“After taking it often for a few weeks, it stopped working and actually gave me really shitty sleep.”
“the first dosage (1g) was fascinating in its uplifting, motivating power, followed by a massive hangover effect the next day...Every dosage since, it has actively made my day worse.”
“My mood has been much more stable since I started taking agmatine a year ago. However, I also had a similar experience, feeling nauseous, sedated, and unmotivated.”
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