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Well, I didn't know that. Maybe I should expect a rise on my cog-skills now that I started taking it last week for exercise. On a side note: As others pointed
by mrleinad 9y ago
Well, I didn't know that. Maybe I should expect a rise on my cog-skills now that I started taking it last week for exercise.
On a side note: As others pointed out, Modafinil is really what you want if you need a brain supplement. I've been taking it since November last year on a daily basis (100 milligrams, half a pill) and I can say that I've been able to make a lot of progress to actively stop procrastination. It's not magic, I still struggle with it a lot, but I've been able to manage it and build a routine of meditation and exercise that I hadn't been able to build before (I'm 35 y/o). There's a lot of work left to get to point where I can say I've actually won and I'm not a procrastinator anymore, but this year so far will be one of the most productive I've ever had.
- wmil 9y agoBut Modafinil as a brain supplement isn't an FDA approved use and doctors generally won't prescribe it. Creatine is available at any health food or supplement store, it's legal and widely available.
- mrleinad 9y agoYeah, that's true. I live in Argentina and Modafinil can't be bought without a prescription. My doctor prescribed it to me (just for the sake of getting a discount when buying it, I was going to keep getting it from a shady pharmacist anyway)