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The only thing that bothers me about nootropics is that so much of the conversation is about productivity. What a weird thing to focus on, especially when we're
by Loughla 5y ago
The only thing that bothers me about nootropics is that so much of the conversation is about productivity. What a weird thing to focus on, especially when we're talking about un-researched brain chemistry impacts.
The best combination I found was magnesium, ashwaganda, and green tea extract. It caused massively vivid, lucid dreams.
I've never had more fun sleeping, and my sleep health was never better. It had nothing to do with productivity, and was literally just so I could fly and shoot fire out of my hands in my dreams.
- gkop 5y agoDon’t tease us, what’s the precise recipe for “The Waking Life”? (There, I just named your cocktail for you)
- Loughla 5y ago500mg magnesium, 450-900 mg ashwaganda, 400mg green tea extract (or 400mg L-theanine) about an hour before bed. It took about two weeks of consistently taking it at the same time with the same bedtime (or as close as possible) to get the dreams going. That being said, legit it is like living two lives, for me. You get the boring daytime life, then you can fly and turn into a horse and shoot lasers and just generally fuck shit up however you want at night. Super cool.