BasedBiohacker

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[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

the 80/20 cognitive enhancement stack that hits hard as FUCK with zero tolerance buildup and zero waste:

- 150 mg armodafinil (cleaner pharmacokinetics than modafinil, longer-lasting wakefulness + deep focus)

- 250 mg citicoline (replenish the depleted stores of the vital neurotransmitter acetylcholine from armodafinil depletion)

- 200 mg caffeine (extra kick, focus, capsule form or just bang black coffee/ espressos all day long)

- 800 mg l-theanine (takes the edge off the stimulating compounds, calm + creative)

- 144 mg magnesium l-threonate (optimizes cognitive health by crossing BBB, helps with sleep quality)

- 2 mg oral pinealon (obliterates brain fog, heightens stress-resistance + focus, helps you sleep deeper)

- 6 mg oral epitalon (resets circadian rhythm despite long-lasting armodafinil, lowers cortisol, amazing for longevity)

you could run this 5 days on, 2 days off pretty much indefinitely without building a tolerance. cycle pinealon and epitalon 30 days on -> 2 months off, then continue as you please.

epitalon in the evening, everything else in the morning (magnesium can also be taken in the evening, but i prefer morning). if you need to prioritize due to $ constraints, remove epi + pine first. honorary mention tadalafil. honorary mention do a damn blood panel and fix whatever is bad first. not medical advice.

sources below, US domestic here. more in this doc (incl. EU, aus etc.): https://t.co/hI1Nt0PffZ

armodafinil: https://t.co/rjJrpU8O9d
pinealon: https://t.co/ZecmSTLK8E
epitalon: https://t.co/DBOOonZYrT
magnesium l-threonate: https://t.co/ZmC6tEAMIV
citicoline: https://t.co/ffQIbdsBn2
l-theanine: https://t.co/jpG8mPdxTv

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

your brain is mostly fat. the kind that spoils first (~30% PUFA).

it uses more oxygen than anything else you have, yet it barely protects itself.

the leftover oxygen starts a chain reaction.

once it starts, it keeps going. the leftovers of that damage show up in alzheimers, parkinsons, and ALS brains. this is not rare. it's happening right now.

but epitalon stops the chain.

in fruit-fly studies (the usual test for this kind of damage), it beat the raw pineal extract it came from (epithalamin) at a thousand times lower dose.

it lowers the burn, protects brain cells when oxygen runs low - and does it with 4 amino acids at tiny amounts. the big “antioxidant” powders cannot match that. soviet pharma wins again. thank you, dr. khavinson.

most people run it for sleep and circadian rhythm. and it's amazing for that.

but every cycle you run, you're ALSO running one of the strongest brain-protection protocols you can get without a clinic.

not medical advice.

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

waking up normally vs. waking up after a week of 6mg daily epitalon

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@GarretDunham69 and yes, correct

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

modafinil + bromantane + vitamin E + coca cola + a fucked up diet has me moving like a young donald trump. raid the villages, burn the boats. idc.

this stack is the equivalent of a biological diplomatic status.

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@beholdachair @GarretDunham69 why would i not be relatable?😂

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@HansAmato i think we’re in the same spot here, could have clarified more in the post but it was half-meme half-serious/ based

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

this you?

tadalafil
vesugen
bpc-157
vitamin E
pt-141
red light
pelvic floor exercises

titanium dlck inevitable

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@HansAmato well yeah that would be pretty fucked if you needed all this for it just to work

this is not for ED

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

alright don't use horse thiamine, get this

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

if you're reading this you're likely deficient in thiamine (b1) and could feel a lot more energetic if you supplemented it

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

i never talk about modafinil analogues because i've tried all of them (yes from reputable sources) and none were even a close comparison to normal pharmaceutical modafinil/ armodafinil.

some i felt literally nothing from (flmodafinil), others were ok but nothing close to what they should/ could be (didesoxymodafinil) and others are just plainly inferior (adrafinil, fladrafinil)

modvigil and waklert will always have my heart.

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@Substratide i mean yes this is for horses

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@StrawberryFarmr it's literally in the name

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

new method

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@lastnightsgrime https://t.co/0GP90mtNIo

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

i've yapped fucking endlessly about bromantane but genuinely the fact that it exists yet no ADHD psychiatrist/ doctor ever talks about it tells you everything you need to know about the current state of western medicine and i'm NOT going to start shutting up about it

soviet scientists in the 80s were tasked with creating something for mental performance under extreme stress and they created a compound that literally UPGRADES your brain's dopamine production capacity

not blocking reuptake like c0caine, not dumping reserves like amphetamines

UPREGULATING THE ENZYME that synthesizes dopamine

tyrosine hydroxylase expression goes up 2-2.5x in your hypothalamus and striatum

you're changing gene expression for neurotransmitter production. this isn't pharmacology anymore this is GENETIC FUCKING OPTIMIZATION

the cognitive effects are insane:

- working memory improves because you're maintaining sustained dopaminergic tone in the prefrontal cortex without overstimulation

- learning capacity increases through enhanced hippocampal plasticity - you're not ONLY focused you're ENCODING information faster

- mental fatigue disappears completely, brainfog becomes a distant fucking memory

- motivation becomes effortless because dopamine IS the motivation molecule and you've just increased your brain's ability to make it by 150%

- GABA modulation without sedation. you're calm and focused at the same time

the anti-anxiety effect while being cognitively stimulating is what breaks people's brains - how the fuck does one compound reduce anxiety AND increase mental drive simultaneously? it's a rare bird.

most nootropics give you either anxiety with focus or calm with brain fog

bromantane gives you both and the effects BUILD over days as enzyme expression increases, similar to the compounding benefits of semax.

by week 2 you're operating at a cognitive baseline that was previously your absolute PEAK

and this lasts for WEEKS after you stop taking it because you've changed genetic expression not just occupied a receptor

your doctor will prescribe you adderall that destroys your dopamine receptors and creates tolerance in weeks

or wellbutrin that takes 2 months to maybe work and gives you seizure risk

bromantane works immediately, and the effects only get better with time - with zero tolerance and zero withdrawal

no, i am not saying that it's the end all be all for ADHD management. but it SHOULD be one of the first things doctors try.

this is not medical advice.

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@finn3v it's just an amazing life enhancement compound https://t.co/ds860JNQms

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

bromantane is the best overall life enhancement compound

everything is just better on it, and nothing beats it. i keep coming back to it.

50mg sublingual: focus enhanced, colors look more vivid, i stay more present and just seem to enjoy everything more

i guess that's what happens when you upregulate dopamine production instead of nuking your receptors

soviet perfection.

https://t.co/DjHOJplPm5

[Lauren @buridansridge]

Highly intelligent outliers with rapid cognition are often misunderstood as being unreliable and insincere due to the sheer speed at which they move internally - this is not to be conflated with the rate at which they convey their internal movements, for many neither verbalise nor externalise at their true internal pace. The way their minds continuously dart and intuitively leap through multiple layers, abstractions, extrapolations, iterations, and permutations makes them live and shapeshift through countless lives and lenses, each of which they not only consciously rotate, examine, and walk around internally, but also experientially simulate and inhabit the relevant sensation, which in that temporal moment, feels utterly authentic, true, and sincere whilst in that timeline, as that version. They've reincarnated through a thousand lives by the time many have pondered through a handful. Thus, their perceived changeability is often misconstrued as erratic volatility by those who move at a different internal pace, they are frequently critiqued as capricious or have had their loyalty questioned, which can be deeply hurtful.

Yet if those who are not of this nature consider the mercurial existence of these outliers, their way of being, they would recognise that the very souls being scrutinised have lived through many seasons, years, or even temporal decades, yet have stayed steadfast, attached, and loyal in their own way, in their dialect, and in the connection by remaining present and sharing their internal travel pins in an effort to maintain the relationship. It is how they signal their intention to stick around, to preserve continuity.

We're so accepting of those who move at the pace society deems as the benchmark, yet many are rarely as open to encompassing those who don't move at this prescribed pace. Food for thought.

[George Ferman @Helios_Movement]

Before using compounds such as modafinil, it is a good idea to understand some basic functions of the orexin system and how to support it.

Here's what you need to know.
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[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@PGC1a_RB Most are ”this doesn’t work” (tried it once and did not consider efficacy for other people)

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

@James9thLife for some more experiments, i’d up the l-tyrosine to 3g and split doses if you’re not having any sleep problems

75mg early morning 75mg with lunch

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

having good days and bad days is normal and there is nothing wrong with you