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Nootropics in Bodybuilding
Nootropics, often referred to as cognitive enhancers or smart drugs, are substances that may improve cognitive function, focus, memory, or other mental faculties. When it comes to bodybuilding, some individuals explore nootropics to potentially enhance focus during workouts, aid in mental clarity during... -
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The Muscle Memory Effect of One Steroid Cycle
The surprising truth about muscle memory has now been revealed, and it's great news for steroid users and even natties. USE IT OR LOSE IT... UNTIL THE NEXT TIME YOU USE IT Gym teachers, physical therapists, and nursing home directors frequently use the phrase "use it or lose it" to motivate or in... -
A New Type of Curcumin
Bulletin: A New Type of Curcumin Regular versions of curcumin...
The Fix to Curcumin's Unspoken Problem
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Research shows surprising link between weightlifting and cognition. IGF-1 signaling
Research shows surprising link between weightlifting and cognition John Murphy, MDLinx | August 15, 2019 In a new study in the Journal of Applied Physiology, researchers demonstrated that weight training can overcome cognitive impairment and even jumpstart the creation of new neurons. Just three resist
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Nootropic Smart Drugs Racetam and Modafinil Positive Impact on Performance Training.
Nootropic Smart Drugs Racetam and Modafinil Positive Impact on Performance Training.
Nootropics, also referred to as cognitive enhancers, smart drugs, and memory enhancers are supplements, synthetic peptides, and nutraceuticals that are reported to improve focus, thought connection, memory, and s... -
Creatine - Enhanced ATP Synthesis
A large body of evidence shows creatine supplementation is beneficial for *slightly* increasing muscle growth in strength training individuals [1-3]. This likely is the result of a sustained improvement in training performance through enhanced ATP synthesis.
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ATP is a source of energy for... -
Muscle Memory
For a long time, people have been talking about “muscle memory” and that your muscles have the ability to remember stimulus. For instance, if someone was sick or injured and had to stay out of the gym for any long period of time, when they went back in, they would be able to more quickly... -
9mm started a topic Hard Knocks 365 - Free MMA Seminar in memory of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS victimsin "MMA" ForumHard Knocks 365 - Free MMA Seminar in memory of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS victims
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NeuroPharmaceuticals Piracetam a GABA derivative Nootropic drug effects on Nueronal and Vascular Levels
NeuroBirth.com Piracetam is a cyclic derivative of gamma-aminobutyric acid or GABA with chemical name 2-oxo-1-pyrrolidine-acetamide . It is the most common type and the primary representative of nootropic drugs with novel properties particularly at the neuronal and vascular levels . Its wide range of
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I'll be back
I wasn't on this forum for about 1 year,had difficult period of time,I lost my parents, so was in depression for a long time, stoped work outs,quit my job.Thx to my friends,they helped a lot,brought me back to life. Now I'm ready to restart all including the reflection in the mirrow, I had good base... -
Nootropics Increasing Athletic Performance
by Josh Hodnik
Nootropics, also referred to as cognitive enhancers, smart drugs, and memory enhancers are supplements, synthetic peptides, and nutraceuticals that are reported to improve focus, thought connection, memory, and sometimes wakefulness. These drugs are primarily used to treat cognitive... -
Lion's Mane Extract - Profile
Lion's mane extract (LME) is a blend of a few different molecules that come from the bearded tooth mushroom. LME is touted as a nootropic and despite the limited studies, LME has already shown the following benefits: improved memory and cognition, nerve regeneration via increased levels of Nerve Growth... -
Dementia Risk Linked with Common Medications
Linda J. Dobberstein, Chiropractor, Board Certified in Clinical Nutrition
Drugs like Benadryl, Coumadin, Sominex, Klonopin, Detrol, Flexeril, Lasix, and Elavil have something in common. They are in the class of anticholinergic medications. The use of these drugs affects the neuro... -
Is 1 Gram of Testosterone Per Week Excessive?
By Bill Roberts
Q: Hi Bill, you’ve talked about a gram per week of testosterone. Isn’t that ridiculous? What about say 200 mg? A: It is my view that the farther one is from one’s natural, untrained state, the harder it is to gain more muscle. There comes a point where the body essentia...