We all need something to gets us going some days or keep us going.  Most turn to coffee as their elixir of choice.  But some either don't like coffee or are sensitive to caffeine.  If this is the case, there are other option using different nootropic supplements.  One such supplement is a cousin is is a nootropic called Adrafanil. This post over on the nootropics topics website tells you all the details you may need to know if you want to give this a try to get you … [Read more...]

Dr. Andrew Saul, a.k.a. "The Mega Vitamin Man" the creator of the website doctoryourself.com and author of many books on vitamin therapy shares 6 simple ways to improve your health in this informative video: [iframe class="wp-iframe mceItem data-mce-resize=" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ilUcTfPkhVY" allowfullscreen="" data-mce-placeholder="1" width="560" height="315"> /] Image courtesy of: ericjamesblair … [Read more...]

One of the most common treatment for Heartburn or GERD is OTC or Prescription acid reducers.  Unfortunately, there can be a myriad of side effects with those medications esecially for those taking it for long term use.  Unfortunately other than diet and lifestyle modifications, there isn't a whole lot of other alternatives to these medications; at least until now.   A relatively new supplement looks very promising as a safe way to treat heartburn. In this article from Reflux … [Read more...]

If you tried some nootropics and maybe they didn't work for you as expected, you may need to try a different nootropic.  But, also, there are several thing you can do to maximize the effectiveness of a nootropic.  In this blogpost from Smarter Nootropics, they give you the top 5 things you can do to maximize your nootropic experience:  We’re all looking for the edge, whether in work or school and if you’re reading this you’ve likely either tried nootropics or are considering it. … [Read more...]

Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) is hydrocodone's closest herbal relative. It has been used in Asian countries for centuries for its ability to decrease pain and fatigue, allowing workers to continue in spite of discomfort. In small doses, it produces stimulating effects. Larger doses can lead to sedation.  While not an opiate itself, kratom is a mu-opioid agonist that affects the same brain receptors as opiates such as hydrocodone. Effects include increased pain tolerance, improved mood … [Read more...]