[ExI] Which nootropics work best?
J. Stanton
js_exi at gnolls.org
Mon Mar 14 00:51:53 UTC 2011
Max:
Ghrelin is strongly neurotrophic. I find fasting to be an extremely
effective nootropic due to the action of ghrelin. And high-fat paleo
dieting makes it much easier to fast without being distracted by hunger
pangs.
I seem to recall that centrophenoxine potentiates the effects of
*racetam, which might be worth a try.
Frankly, removing gluten and seed oil from my diet, combined with a high
intake of delicious fatty meat, coconut oil, butter, etc. and adequate
n-3 intake from fatty fish and fish oil, has been such a great cognitive
benefit to me that I haven't felt the need to push into artificial
substances.
Oh, egg yolks. There is lots of choline in egg yolks, among other
critical brain nutrients. Anyone who throws away egg yolks is throwing
away all the nutrition in an egg: whites are just protein.
> I see a considerable interest in keeping us not well-fed, but overfed
> to the point of lethargy and carelessness. We're so much easier to
> control on the edge of carb/sugar coma and tuned-in to the TV (modern
> opiate of the masses?)
If you want to fatten an animal for slaughter, you feed it a grain-based
diet.
Furthermore, a population dependent on insulin, Toprol, metformin,
Paxil, and Ambien is much easier to manipulate. You're not going to
foment revolution if you're dependent on daily medication to survive.
JS
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