How GABA Can Lower Your Anxiety

GABA is a truly weird supplement in that all the literature I’ve been able to find on it is split down the middle. Half the articles on it claim that it’s useless, the other half claim it’s a great way to lower your anxiety levels. The former argument focuses on the fact that GABA doesn’t easily cross the blood-brain barrier, ergo it can’t act on the brain directly.

Does that mean that it can’t lower your anxiety in other ways? No.

GABA is an amino acid that functions as a neurotransmitter; substances such as alcohol, phenibut, alprazolam (Xanax) and ashwagandha act on receptors in the brain, producing feelings of tranquility and lowering anxiety levels. However, GABA receptors can also be found in the enteric nervous system, the cluster of nerves that governs your digestive tract.

Because of this, GABA can reduce anxiety by acting on receptors in the gut. It sounds kooky, but ever since I began taking it, I’ve experienced both lower stress levels and more pleasant digestion. It’s worth looking into it to see if it can help you.

GABA Makes Your Tummy Happy

When I began taking GABA, I noticed that my digestion became a lot calmer. I have a sensitive stomach; eating spicy foods usually ends with me groaning in the bathroom a few hours later. While it doesn’t directly reduce my anxiety, not having my intestines aching for hours puts me in a much better mood.

In fact, the enteric nervous system is so important to overall health that scientists refer to it as “the second brain.” Disturbances in the enteric nervous system have been linked to mental disorders such as autism, meaning that keeping your “second brain” healthy is vital for overall fitness.

While GABA is not as effective as other anxiety-reducing supplements such as phenibut, ashwagandha or even suntheanine, it’s cheap enough and has enough of an effect to be worth trying out. If you’ve been having digestive issues, this supplement can help you bring them under control.

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Is Peruvian Naturals’ Maca Root Worth the Money?

If you’ve been reading for a while, you know that I recommend maca root as an inexpensive supplement for enhancing your sexual health. Taking 1,575 mg of it a day not only made my testicles larger, it also increased the frequency and strength of my erections.

But does the brand you use make a difference?

A while back, Colin Post sent me some free samples of maca root from his company, Peruvian Naturals. After having taken Peruvian Naturals’ product for several months straight, I can confidently say that it is the superior product. If you’re looking for an easy way to improve your testicular health and sex drive, Peruvian Naturals’ maca root is the way to go.

Maca Root, Enhanced

The main difference between the Nature’s Way brand I previously used and Peruvian Naturals’ brand is the size and potency. Peruvian Naturals’ maca root comes in chalky tablets similar to their chanca piedra, and each tablet is 800 mg, as opposed to Nature’s Way’s 525 mg. As a result, you only need to take two tablets per day as opposed to three.

When I first began using Peruvian Naturals, I noticed that my balls were a bit bigger than when I was using Nature’s Way. It wasn’t a big difference—I don’t have to cart them around in a wheelbarrow or anything—but it was large enough to stand out.

Additionally, Peruvian Naturals’ product gives me more of an energy boost when I pair it with bee pollen and other supplements that boost my alertness. While maca root doesn’t give me energy on its own, it helps enhance the effects of other energy-boosting supplements.

Overall, Peruvian Naturals’ maca root is well worth the extra money that it costs. Its increased effectiveness compared to other brands means you will get more out of each tablet.

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Why Herb Pharm’s Ashwagandha is the Best

A while back, I recommended taking ashwagandha as an all-purpose sleep aid and anxiety reducer. While not as powerful as phenibut or kratom, a capsule of ashwagandha every day had a noticeably calming effect on my demeanor.

But like with other supplements, not all brands of ashwagandha are equal.

A month ago, I switched from ashwagandha capsules to a tincture by Herb Pharm. While results may vary depending on your makeup, I’ve noticed both a massive improvement in the quality of my sleep and a measured decrease in my general anxiety.

Overall, I’d recommend Herb Pharm’s tincture if you’re looking to get the most out of your ashwagandha.

Herb Pharm: The Difference Is Here

The main difference with Herb Pharm’s ashwagandha tincture is that it hits you much faster than the capsules. Within ten or so minutes of consuming the tincture, I feel a wave of relaxation wash over my body. The effect is akin to phenibut, but much faster, not as powerful, and non-addictive.

Additionally, you also need far less of the Herb Pharm tincture to get a buzz compared to capsules. I was able to cut the recommended dosage on the tincture bottle in half to feel the effects.

Note that like capsule ashwagandha, tinctures need to be cycled if you want them to maintain their effect. If you take ashwagandha continuously, your brain’s receptors will build up a tolerance rather quickly. Right now, I use ashwagandha on a 4 days on/3 days off cycle, which helps keep my body from becoming too acclimated to the stuff.

The bottom line is this: if you’re going to try ashwagandha, I highly recommend Herb Pharm’s tincture. It not only produces better results than ashwagandha in capsule form, it’s cheaper as well.

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Why You Need to Take Vitamin D and Vitamin K2

While most people recognize that they need Vitamin D, they typically stick to the cheap brands available from their local supermarkets. It’s yet another type of supplement where relying on store brands can do more harm than good.

Like with fish oil, you need to spend money if you want results.

The problem with taking Vitamin D on its own is that without Vitamin K2, D will calcify your arteries, causing atherosclerosis and speeding up your aging. Vitamins D and K2 are symbiotic: in order to get the maximum benefit out of one, you need to use the other.

While grass-fed butter is a good source of Vitamin K2, the best solution is to use a variety of Vitamin D that includes K2. The store-brand softgels not only don’t have it, they don’t provide enough IUs (international units) of D for optimal health. The solution is a high-potency product such as Thorne Research’s Vitamin D/K2 blend. I’ve been using Thorne Research’s blend for a few months now and it’s had absolutely fantastic results.

Vitamin D for the Rest of Us

Thorne Research’s product is a world apart from the economy grocery store brands that barely work. It comes in a tincture form, as opposed to softgels, and the recommended daily dosage is much higher: 4,000 IU, as opposed to the standard 1,000 IU for most softgels. Given that 2,000 IU is the minimum amount of Vitamin D that most people need, does doubling that make a difference? The answer is fuck yes.

When I first began taking Thorne Research’s product, I noticed an immediate improvement in my mood and energy. While softgel Vitamin D provided a small boost in my overall energy, Thorne Research’s blend was like getting a temporary personality transplant. I felt way less lethargic and sunnier, and in conjunction with phenibut and kratom, I was also considerably more social.

The only real downside I can see to Thorne Research’s Vitamin D is the price: at just shy of $25, the cost might deter some shoppers. But given that one small bottle will last over a year (since you only take four drops per day), it’s still an incredible value.

Overall, I’d recommend Thorne Research’s Vitamin D to anyone who’s looking to enhance their overall happiness. Store-brand softgels are better than nothing, but if you want to go to the next level, Thorne Research is the way to go.

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Can Chanca Piedra Reduce Your Chances of Getting Kidney Stones?

Chanca piedra is a plant from South America used by Amazonian natives and other South Americans to treat kidney stones. The herb’s name literally translates to “crushes rocks,” and it purportedly works to lower and normalize calcium levels in urine, since excessively high calcium is the cause of those oh-so-painful kidney stones.

But does it actually work?

I don’t have kidney stones, but in the past month, my diet hasn’t been the best. Due to the amount of traveling I’ve been doing, I find myself eating out a lot and drinking a lot of soda and beer. Whenever I start getting the bulk of my hydration from anything other than water, my urine turns a deep yellow and smells bad. I figure this is due to the higher concentration of sugar and other garbage in what I’m drinking.

A while back, Colin Post sent me some free samples from his company, Peruvian Naturals, and a bottle of chanca piedra was among them. I decided to put the stuff to the test, and chanca piedra is an effective way to cure/avoid kidney stones and clean out your bloodstream.

Chanca Piedra: Nature’s Janitor

Peruvian Naturals’ chanca piedra looks like something out of a nutritionist’s nightmare. The stuff comes in 500 milligram tablets that have the consistency of chalk, while their pungent odor resembles nothing less than some obscure chemical custodians use to scrub out vomit stains.

But this stuff works.

After taking two tablets (one gram) of chanca piedra for a week, I noticed that my urine had changed consistency and was clearer and less smelly. This was despite the fact that I was still eating a pretty crappy road diet. Two weeks after going on the chanca piedra and my urine had become almost water-like, though that was probably helped by the fact that I was eating somewhat normally again.

I also didn’t have anything close to a kidney stone.

While I wouldn’t recommend chanca piedra as a general use supplement, if you’re worried about kidney stones—or actually suffering from them—you should check it out. It’s cheap, takes effect quickly and will noticeably improve the quality of your urine.

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Can L-Tyrosine Make You Wittier and More Sociable?

L-tyrosine is one of the strangest supplements I’ve ever taken. It’s not an anxiety-killing, pleasure-inducing substance like phenibut, but actually works to increase verbal intelligence.

Unlike nootropics, l-tyrosine is an amino acid that has more in common with l-citrulline and other, similar products. The label advertises it as supporting “healthy glandular function” and “mental alertness,” as well as suggesting you take it in conjunction with ALCAR (acetyl l-carnitine).

While I can’t speak to its effects on glandular function, l-tyrosine not only has made me more alert and more productive, it’s actually helped me improve somewhat as a writer and conversationalist. While it’s a subtle effect, it’s an effect that’s worth the miniscule amount of money you’ll spend on it.

L-Tyrosine: Slow-Acting Smart Drug

According to the research, l-tyrosine plays a role in the production of dopamine and norepinephrine, as well as aiding the production of adrenaline. Other sources also claim that taking l-tyrosine can reduce depression, combat Alzheimer’s disease and even strengthen muscles.

When I began taking 750 mg of l-tyrosine a day last month, I didn’t notice any changes at first. After about a week or so, I noticed that my reaction times were a bit faster. I had started watching Jeopardy! out of boredom (the people I was living with were avid fans of it), and on l-tyrosine, I noticed that I was able to call out the correct answers to questions just a bit faster than I was before.

Additionally, when I combined l-tyrosine with other substances such as phenibut and huperzine, I noticed that my sociability went through the roof. I also noticed that my writing improved: I was able to hammer out blog posts and articles faster and with fewer revisions. To test whether it was the l-tyrosine that was affecting this, I cycled off it for a week and my brain returned to its normal, non-enhanced state.

Keep in mind that l-tyrosine requires some time to take effect. Unlike with vinpocetine or huperzine, you need to give it time before you start seeing any changes. Additionally, much like l-citrulline, l-tyrosine is best taken between meals and/or on an empty stomach.

Overall, I highly recommend you add l-tyrosine to your daily stack if you’re looking to increase your verbal acuity and reflexes.

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How Kratom Can Change Your Life

Kratom is one of those substances I’d wish I’d known about years ago.

I’ll admit that the hype around kratom turned me off to the stuff. Good Looking Loser has been a friend to my site (and a former advertiser) for the longest time, but when I started reading about the “kratom lifestyle,” my brain immediately tuned it out. “What hippie bullshit,” I thought. “Are they gonna start blathering about ‘respecting the herb’ and communing with the spirit animals next?”

Then I actually tried the stuff.

I credit Ann Sterzinger with introducing me to the stuff; when I first met her a year ago, she burned a couple grams of the stuff for me. I started feeling the aroma about twenty minutes later: it made me giddy and energetic, a bizarre blend of Vicodin and speed, retaining the best effects of both and the side effects of neither. As much as I would have liked to sample more, I was leaving for the Philippines the very next day, so that dream was deferred for a few months.

When I first started experimenting with phenibut, I also started testing out various strains of kratom to see if they would help with my anxiety issues. Without a doubt, I’d highly recommend that every man (and woman) try using kratom to see what it can do for them.

NOTE: Federal law prohibits the sale of kratom for human consumption. In the U.S., it is legally sold as an incense and is not intended to be ingested or consumed in any way. Because of this, I refer to using it as “burning” it and its effects as “aroma.” Any comments on this post that refer to ingesting or consuming it will be edited and/or deleted without warning.

What is Kratom?

Kratom (mitragyna speciosa) is a plant originating in Southeast Asia. While not an opiate, when burned, it affects opiate receptors in the brain, providing similar sensations. It also has opiate-esque pain-deadening qualities, though it’s not nearly as strong.

The crucial difference between kratom and opiates is that the former primarily acts on delta receptors, as opposed to the mu receptors that opiates act on. Kratom only acts on mu receptors in exceptionally large doses. Because of this, kratom is not nearly as addictive. If you’re interested in the science of how kratom works, I recommend you read Good Looking Loser’s guide.

Additionally, there are three primary types of kratom: fast, moderate and slow. Fast strains provide energy and reduce anxiety but are less relaxing, while slow strains are the opposite; moderate strains are in between. The type of kratom you get depends on both its geographical origin (Thailand, Malaysia, Bali/Borneo, or Indonesia) and the original color of the leaf (red, green, yellow, or white).

Finally, buying and cycling multiple types of kratom is an absolute must. Much in the same way that phenibut needs to be cycled to keep your body from developing a tolerance, changing up the types of kratom you use allows them to remain effective. Good Looking Loser recommends having at least five different strains if you plan on using it daily; I currently have about three, but I also cycle off kratom for at least two days a week to allow my body to recover.

The Legal Status of Kratom

Unlike phenibut, which has been largely ignored by the drug warriors, the legal status of kratom is more complex.

At the moment, kratom is legal to purchase and use in all but four states: Indiana, Tennessee, Vermont and Wisconsin. It is perfectly legal under federal law to possess it, provided you are purchasing it as an incense and not for human consumption.

While you don’t risk self-incrimination by discussing using it online, given the legally murky nature of the stuff, you’re best off using the “burning” and “aroma” terminology.

Additionally, kratom is perfectly safe to take on an airplane, provided that it’s legal in both your departure and arrival points. To be on the safe side though, you should put it into your checked bags. When I relocated to Chicago last month, I put about $50 worth into my checked suitcase and it arrived at O’Hare just fine. Some folks have also put it into tea tins or coffee bags in order to deter TSA suspicion.

What Does Kratom Feel Like?

Much like phenibut, kratom is best burned on an empty stomach to allow your body to take in the aroma more efficiently. In general though, if you’ve burned the proper amount, the aroma will affect your body very quickly, usually within 10 to 20 minutes.

Burning red strains such as Maeng Da Thai, as I mentioned above, is akin to a weaker combo of speed and Vicodin. Within a half-hour, I feel more energetic and amped up, motivated to kick ass and get things done. At the same time, it deadens any pain I might be feeling, which has been a big help lately as I’ve been having issues with my ankles lately. When I’m on kratom, I can stay on my feet longer and exert myself harder without getting tired.

Basically, kratom is the only high that’s both legal and actually makes you smarter.

Kratom’s effects can also be augmented with other legal supplements. Taking phenibut alongside it, for example, will turn even the shyest basement boy into a social animal. Add in huperzine, vinpocetine and other nootropics and you’ll become a productivity machine.

I’ve also gotten drunk after burning kratom; alcohol seems to dampen the energetic effects while enhancing the pain- and sensory-deadening ones. For example, I recently got drunk after burning five grams, then walked around Chicago at night without a coat while it was 50 degrees out. Didn’t feel nuthin’.

While I don’t know if kratom affects perception in the same way that combining phenibut and alcohol does, I do caution you to avoid burning it and drinking if you’re planning to drive, just to be on the safe side.

Where Do You Buy Kratom?

I get kratom primarily from two sources: Island Lion Herbals and Happy Hippo Herbals. While both are high-quality products, I give the edge to Happy Hippo Herbals for one reason: Happy Hippo Herbals’ kratom has a stronger kick than Island Lion’s. Whereas it takes about 20-30 minutes for me to feel the aroma after burning Island Lion’s kratom, the Happy Hippo aroma kicks in around ten minutes after burning.

Overall, I’d recommend going to Happy Hippo Herbals if you’re looking for high-quality kratom, though Island Lion is a close second.

How to Use Kratom

Much like with my phenibut advice, my kratom schedule is based along Good Looking Loser’s recommendations, though I’ve modified it to fit my needs. Feel free to tinker with it to find what works best for you.

Kratom is best burned on an empty stomach, first thing in the morning. The ideal amount to burn to start off with is three grams: if you’re using either Island Lion or Happy Hippo’s variety, this should be more than enough. You should start feeling the aroma in about 20-30 minutes, possibly sooner. If you’re not feeling anything 30 minutes in, burn another 500 milligrams to two grams. This amount should last you about five to six hours, at which point you can burn more to keep the high going.

If you’re not burning it on an empty stomach, you’ll need to increase the amounts you use. I usually burn about five grams if I’ve eaten recently, though I’ll occasionally go up to six. Additionally, if you’re a woman and/or weigh less than 150 pounds, you should halve the initial dosage just to be on the safe side.

Additionally, remember which strain you burned. If you’re planning to burn it every day, write down which strains you used (or are planning to use) on what days, and only burn one strain per day. This will keep your receptors fresh and help you avoid building up a tolerance. If you don’t have at least five strains to burn, you’ll need to cycle off the stuff entirely for at least two days a week, otherwise you’re just wasting your stash.

As a general rule, I try not to exceed burning 9-10 grams a day, as too much of it makes me logy and unmotivated. As with all substances, it’s best to start with small amounts and work your way up to what works for you. While burning kratom is not very addictive, if you abuse it, you’ll end up ruining any benefits it provides you.

Conclusion

While you’re never going to hear me bleating about the “kratom lifestyle” (at least, I hope not), burning the stuff has improved my life immeasurably. Provided you use it properly, it can enhance your mind, improve your productivity, dull pain and make your daily routine so much more efficient.

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Can Alpha Lipoic Acid Increase Your Testosterone?

Alpha lipoic acid is a somewhat obscure supplement I learned about from reading Pill Scout’s now out-of-print title Testosterone Black Book. According to him, it functions as an anti-aromatase akin to chamomile. In other words, it helps preserve testosterone by keeping your body from converting it to estrogen. While it can be found in Brussels sprouts and broccoli, you can also supplement your diet with pills.

Does alpha lipoic acid help raise testosterone? I really can’t say.

What I can say is that alpha lipoic acid’s other health benefits make it more than worth the miniscule amount of money ($7 for a four month supply) you’ll spend on it. Since adding it to my daily stack, I’ve seen everything from improved eyesight to better skin. While its effects are subtle, they’re noticeable and make it worth your time.

How Alpha Lipoic Acid Can Help You

Alpha lipoic acid’s primary purpose is helping your body fight against free radicals, which ordinarily circulate throughout the body and damage tissue that they come into contact with. Diabetes patients are especially vulnerable to free radicals due to elevated glucose in their bloodstreams.

Alpha lipoic acid functions as an antioxidant, combating free radicals by regulating your body’s glucose levels and recycling vitamins C and E, which also function as antioxidants. In layman’s terms, it will produce a subtle but significant change in the health of your organs and tissues.

When I first started taking 300 mg of alpha lipoic acid a day, I noticed that my eyesight was slightly sharper. Colors seemed a little more vibrant and everything in my line of sight just seemed “brighter” somehow. To test whether it was the acid that was causing this, I cycled off the supplement for a week and my eyes returned to their normal, dull selves.

Additionally, I noticed that my skin became slightly softer and less dry on alpha lipoic acid. I have severe eczema on my left heel that impedes my ability to walk in wintertime unless I either soak it in warm water or use moisturizer on it. When I began using it, the dead skin and scabs on my heel healed in just a few days.

Overall, while I didn’t notice any testosterone-related changes, alpha lipoic acid’s benefits for my skin and eyes made it worth the money. If you’re looking for a cheap supplement that will provide a small improvement to your health, it’s worth checking out.

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How DMAE Can Help You Focus

DMAE (dimethylethanolamine) is one of the strangest nootropics I’ve run across so far. A white powder that tastes like mud and looks like Philippine sewage runoff, it purports to improve concentration and focus. It’s super-cheap, costing only about seven dollars for a three month supply. But does it actually work?

The answer is yes, but you have to give it time.

While most supplements require you to take them for a period of time in order for you to get the full benefit, they usually start having some effect from day one. DMAE’s effects, on the other hand, are as obvious as a cockroach ambling inside the walls of a crackhead’s apartment. You need to be using it for at least two weeks before you start to notice what it’s doing for you.

I’ve been using DMAE for a few weeks now, and it’s one of the most effective nootropics in my arsenal. While not as strong as huperzine or phenibut, DMAE’s low price and bevy of benefits make it well worth checking out.

DMAE: The Brainiac Molecule

DMAE’s primary benefit is improved focus. After about two weeks of continuously using it, I noticed that I was able to concentrate on tasks—particularly boring ones such as writing or cleaning—without getting distracted as easily. It was such a subtle effect that it took going off it for three days for me to realize how it had been helping me out.

Additionally, DMAE also seems to lower the amount of sleep I need in order to be fully rested. To test this, I deliberately stayed up until six in the morning one night; since the body derives less rest from daytime sleep then from nighttime sleep, going to bed that late would result in me sleeping longer then I normally do. I was surprised when I woke up at 12:30 pm (only six-and-a-half hours later) feeling fully rested.

DMAE also seems to have other benefits as well. For example, Pill Scout reported that it helped improve his reflexes. I haven’t tested this myself, but it seems worth looking into.

I’ve also experimented with dosages: the recommendation of 250 mg a day seems to work best for me. DMAE is best taken in the morning with a glass of water—and on an empty stomach—in order to maximize the gains.

Overall, DMAE’s low cost and wealth of benefits make it worth checking out. Be sure to give it a few weeks before you make a final judgment, however.

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Huperzine Will Transform Your Brain

Among nootropics, huperzine is an absolute game-changer. While not as life-changing as phenibut, it offers so many benefits that I’m shocked that the FDA hasn’t outlawed it yet. Can’t have anyone cutting into Big Pharma’s profits, after all.

Why is it so wonderful? It’s a drug that literally makes you smarter.

When I take huperzine, my short-term memory recall goes through the roof and my ability to focus and absorb information skyrockets. If I’m reading a dense book or studying a complex subject, taking it beforehand makes it easier for me to take in and retain whatever I’m learning. The effect is so strong that it’s amazing that this stuff is available over the counter.

If you’re in the market for nootropics, huperzine is one of the most important ones you can buy.

How Huperzine Boosts Your Brain

Huperzine’s primary function is fostering the circulation of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that aids responsiveness to stimuli and decision-making. At present, it’s used to treat Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, whose brains are associated with decreased levels of acetylcholine. But even if you aren’t going senile, it can aid your existing brain function.

If your brain is a car, taking huperzine is like adding gas to the tank.

Huperzine’s effects come on almost immediately. When I take 200 micrograms of the stuff, within 20 minutes, I can feel my senses becoming sharper. My vision is more vibrant, with colors appearing brighter. Similarly to how phenibut works, music sounds richer and more complex. The effect is also long-lasting: up to 12 hours.

Combining it with vinpocetine and phenibut leads to an even stronger nootropic punch.

More importantly, when I’m on huperzine, my memory improves almost immediately. I can recall facts and details more quickly and easily, and I no longer have the “tip of the tongue” phenomena where I forget things as I’m just about to say them. Additionally, when I’m reading something denser than a blog post, I can digest the information more efficiently without having to take notes or re-read passages.

Finally, huperzine is also apparently helpful if you’re interested in lucid dreaming. According to Tim Ferriss’ blog, taking it 30 minutes before bedtime will aid in lucid dreaming. He advises against combining it with melatonin, though I personally haven’t noticed any adverse effects.

Keep in mind that huperzine needs to be cycled in order to keep your brain from developing a tolerance. Currently, I take it for four days straight (the days I need it most), then cycle off for the remaining three days of the week. Alternately, only take it on the days that you really need it.

Overall, huperzine is one of the most effective—and unbelievably powerful—methods for enhancing your brain. Few if any other over-the-counter supplements will improve your cognitive functions this readily.

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