Thesis Review: The Best Personalized Nootropics? 

That's great. We are all a bit different.. :)

Same I cleaned my whole house !

Order came in. 2 days ago and have tired 3 types…… you didn’t read the directions 😂😂

Also, this review does not take into account coaches who will work with you to tweak which blends you take, how you take them and recommend stacking when it makes sense.

Thanks for sharing :)

No, it's not dangerous :)

Watching social media is a big factor of depression now a days

Get the methylfolate drops by Trequestra.

I think most people will react similarly, but I agree, we're all different :)

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@@yourinception please... I'm really interested about it

Keep on taking them for a while.. :)

Yeah you have to spend at least $1000 before you can decide whether or not it does anything.

Not really, no :(

Cocaïne

@@raafie3764 are u sure

Try El Jefe V3. It's a preworkout. It should work. If it's still available.

Extrovertedness and introvertedness has actually little to nothing to do with how well one socializes. If you notice, there are very few people who themselves claim to be extroverted, even if they obviously are. That's because everybody thinks that to be an extrovert you have to be outgoing and confident, but in reality every extrovert has a difficult time being outgoing and assertive while confidence vs insecurity is about the same between extroverts and introverts. To be an extrovert is to primarily function, make decisions, or perceive the world around one's self in an objective way, ie in a way that changes constantly from one circumstance to another. To be an introvert is to primarily do these same things but in a subjective way instead, ie in a way that is constant to one's own psyche. The thing is is if one perceives the world in an extroverted way they make judgement in an introverted way, and visa versa; hence, no one person is ever entirely extroverted or introverted. If one is an introvert, there is a part of themselves which is very much extroverted - a part of themselves which is the inverse to what they think they are and want to be. If one is an extrovert, there is a part of themselves which is very much introverted, which is again the inverse to everything they believe of themselves and believe in being. This inverse personality is called the shadow of one's personality. It is a part of the subconscious of one's mind which is meant to compensate for everything that he is. It is the part of the personality that, although being different from person to person, everybody feels is inferior, socially unacceptable, or vulnerable. As such, almost everybody who has ever lived has suppressed this part of themselves. However, the more you suppresses this part of yourself, the less complete you are since they no longer have that compensatory character and the more the shadow itself becomes more detached from you and more like its own person who feels betrayed by you and hence behaves in a violent way which only makes itself known in unpredictable and volatile outbursts. This is why people usually don't trust their own judgement or perceptions especially if such are not from the conscious but instead from the subconscious, can never admit to their own insecurities, and feel incomplete. To become the sort of outgoing, assertive, and confident person you've always wanted to be, you will first need to not only admit to and embrace your own insecurities and what you never wanted to be, but instead literally become it. In doing so, you will temporarily be a volatile person who will say all the things you've always wanted to but restrained yourself from saying, you will turn your "intrusive thoughts" into action. You will do embarrassing, regrettable, and rude things. You will do things that are wrong but in the end your shadow that once felt betrayed by you will befriend you again and will become one with you. Btw, if you've watched or maybe are familiar with the show Breaking Bad, this is exactly what happens with Walter White, except that Walter never tries recovering from his violent and diabolical state. Both the theory of the shadow and the idea of extrovertedness and introvertedness came from the same person, Carl Jung, who along with Sigmund Freud founded psychoanalysis. I would recommend reading and studying all his stuff if you want to know more.

You're welcome! :)

I would just make 2-3 more potent formulas out of 6 solid formulas :)

@@yourinception What ingredients though? Edit: What ingredients for which purposes?

"Friends"

Nope

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Hi buddy, I don't have any nootropics at home that I could send to you, but you should reach out to www.yourinception.com/ultra-brain-review/ - maybe they could help you :)

@@yourinception you are a good dude

I just purchased and feel same way! Could u recommend another brand or type? Thank u

Yeah, I can imagine you felt that way. Have you tried Nootopia?

@@yourinception no

Has anyone here tried Qualia Focus? I think it might be both the best and most cost-effective (when on sale for $20) noot combo. Though I wonder if there's a better one out there.

@@yourinception I’ve tried nootropic. It’s an absolute fail for their price point. Qualia produced more results

Thanks for sharing that :)

What was your fourth packet?

Thanks! :)

Not really, no. But you can try a supplement with a higher level of caffeine + l-theanine like Qualia Mind. This may help you feel more confindent :)

Hey you know sometimes it’s hard to get out there and make friends but if you are thinking about being an extrovert and your brain is nudging you to become an extrovert than that could mean that you want to be active and have fun. Just a thought 🤷‍♂️🙂.

@@Ovrtimeofficial yes thats what i need and i still searching for something that could change

don't care :D