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CinnamonMostly positive
“And I'll add: cinnamon, C3G, ALA, possibly also banana leaf, Benfotiamine and Fucoxanthin”
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CinnamonMostly positive
“I took cinnamon, it wasn't enough. I added berbetine and it helped.”
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CinnamonMostly positive
“You can make cinnamon tea to help alleviate arthritis, thats helped alot of people i know with there arthritis symptoms. Symptoms improve in about a week.”
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CinnamonMostly positive
“Lose weight, fish oil, krill oil, cinnamon pills, and cutting/reducing carbs helped me.”
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“When I take huperzine, one of the oxi/ani/pram and two tablespoons of MCT oil my brain and wakefulness feels better than having a cup of coffee.”
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“I've tried huperzine and polygala and those days in which I took both I felt even dumber.”
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“Huperzine and Vinpocetine I have tried only in combination, never exclusively, and have noticed subtle benefits.”
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“Each of these have definitely helped me with my anxiety and mood.”
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“I have noticed over the last week specifically my mood is drastically better from when I started.”
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“the effect on my nervous system and mood has been extremely profound... i am also sleeping better.”
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“The focus, mood and energy boost is probably the best nootropic experience I have ever had.”
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B Vitamin ComplexMostly positive
“A B vitamin complex with methylated B vitamins also really helped with my mood and slightly with focus.”
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B Vitamin ComplexMostly positive
“I've also been taking a B vitamin complex, vitamin D3 and probiotics. I feel so much calmer and more patient all day”
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B Vitamin ComplexMostly positive
“b vitamin complex helped me with my memory and focus.”
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B Vitamin ComplexMostly positive
“High-strength B vitamin complex - (Solgar 100s). I generally feel much more relaxed”
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“I am also taking Longvida and Curowhite though, it helps with inflammation and recuperation.”
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“I've tried LongVida, Ginger, Rephyll, and a few others with no effect.”
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“Ultra concentrated reishi, longvida, magnesium glycinate, magnesium l-threonate, occasionally sabroxy will hit just right where I feel an alleviation of brainfog”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“I started taking it daily two weeks ago... constant headaches, anxiety, negative self talk etc. All that improved.”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“Yes, for depression I found taking up to 10 g a day distributed throughout the day helps.”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“feel like my brain has more energy since i started eating more fat..olive oil walnut oil sesame oil”
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Omega-3 Fatty AcidsMostly positive
“Omega 3 very often cures my headaches when nothing else does”
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“I started taking Cymbalta for it ... it seemed to really help the anxiety, and I could drink coffee again”
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“Cymbalta here. Absolutely ruined my life. Started early 2018 and quit cold turkey (nobody told me I couldn't) later that same year. I'm still a mess all this time later.”
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“I also weaned off of duloxetine because it quit working for the pain and made me depressed non-motivated.”
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“Duloxetine's potent NRI increased my drive, energy and mood but it wasn't effective enough at 60mg.”
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PhosphatidylcholineNot enough data
“I had much better luck combining citicholine, phosphatidylcholine as daily supplements”
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PhosphatidylcholineNot enough data
“When I do take soy made phosphatidylcholine I get so bad short term memory loss, it feels like I am drunk.”
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PhosphatidylcholineNot enough data
“coq10 plus phosphatidylcholine from Bodybio (kind of pricey but worth it) have helped me a lot”
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PhosphatidylcholineNot enough data
“Learn about support for our learning and memory neurotransmitter, acetylcholine. I suggest you start by trying phosphatdylcholine.”
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PinealonMostly positive
“No peptide has done as much for me as Pinealon. I feel like it shook a decade's worth of cobwebs loose from my brain.”
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PinealonMostly positive
“If you will do injectable peptides my absolute favorite is Pinealon (it is actually a peptide bioregulator). You can get it in a capsule too but the injectable works better in my experience.”
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PinealonMostly positive
“I run them in cycles every 6 months with SS-31 in between, all to improve mitochondria health and function; and largely to help with sleep improvement.”
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PinealonMostly positive
“Pinealon gave me the best sleep of my life! It resets your circadian rhythm.”
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NofapMixed
“When I abstain, I notice boosted energy levels (probably from higher testosterone) and better mental clarity.”
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NofapMixed
“No fap has also helped. In fact, I relapsed on day 15-25, idk I forgot the date. It definitely hindered me.”
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NofapMixed
“I am currently on 42 days of no fap and it's cured my anxiety/depression.”
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NofapMixed
“I feel better from nofap than anything else. Every time I blow my load I wish I hadn't.”
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CortexinMostly positive
“After the first few days my brain fog was gone, my social anxiety was reduced by like 80%, mood was better, I have more energy”
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CortexinMostly positive
“Cortexin - yeah, produced in Russia, sketchy, poor studies, anybody I know who tried it says it doesn't work”
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