Experiments in supplemental nutrition
Around the same time I purchased the Original Testosterone Stack that I reviewed last week, I also picked up the Pre Workout Energy Stack. In a nutshell, this stack is supposed to give you a nice boost of energy before a workout. There are times when you know you are supposed to go to the […]
About a month ago I ordered the Original Testosterone Stack by Powder City. It contains several supplements that, as the name implies, may act on testosterone or other hormones. I assume it is actually meant to increase sex drive or aid in other conditions associated with low testosterone and that it can’t actually increase testosterone. […]
About two weeks ago I wrote this post about establishing your baseline prior to testing to see if a nootropic has any measurable effect on memory, reaction speed or fluid intelligence. After about a week’s worth of trials, I have six days of results. One day’s data was lost due to my neglect to back […]
(Editor’s note: This week’s entry is a guest post by SJ from IgnoreLimits.com. SJ brings us his honest opinion on which of the few supplements out there actually worked for his purposes.) I’ve spent more money on supplements than I care to remember. When I started out at a mere 135lbs I wasn’t as focused […]
In the pursuit of alternatives to racetam nootropics, I recently acquired the 30-day Uridine stack and the Artichoke + Forskolin stack (Similar to the popular “CILTEP”) from Powder City to give them each a try. I decided that for each stack I would create some actual “normal” benchmarks that would hopefully shed some light on […]
The idea that garlic is healthy and good for you is taken for granted. Garlic is best known as a pungent spice used in Asian and Italian cuisine, but it’s also renowned for its ability to lower cholesterol1 and blood pressure2 : two issues that affect many people that haven’t taken control of their health. […]
