WebI've seen some information talking about using creatine as a nootropic as opposed to just a physical booster (not 100% sure how it works for body building, but as that's not my goal it's mostly irrelevant to me), but never any real info on what dosages to take; or if I'd want to pill it or take it sublingually, etc. WebCreatine increases DHT and DHT is implicated in the pathology and a receding hair line. No direct studies have been conducted assessing the connection and Creatine may increase the rate of balding in men with Male Pattern Baldness, although the data needs to be replicated a bit to be more conclusive.
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WebWhat are some nootropics that felt like 'life hacks?'. For example, moda (although not exactly a nootropic) users find that having a full understanding of the pros and cons of it could sometimes yield 'life-hack' results. WebYou may be familiar with creatine as a muscle building supplement used most often with weight lifters, body builders, and athletes but what you MAY NOT know is that creatine is actually a NOOTROPIC. More people are starting to use creatine as a powerful tool to not only enhance their physical performance but their mental performance as well. seungtae choi
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WebHello, creatine seems really one of the best nootropic for fluid intelligence (the only nootropic i have found able to rise score on Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices). do you know anything like that? creatine should work by enhancing apt, so maybe something related to mitochondrial (i mean for healthy young adult) WebI find it best to use only low doses of creatine..say 1-2 grams max per day. This avoids a lot of the negatives such as hydration issues, peeing all the time, gastrointestinal distress etc. I add it into my morning protein shake and this further reduces any negative sides as I hypothesize it's absorbing at a much slower and steady rate. 22 WebIf creatine reduces sleep need, that's great. However, if it just makes you feel better on less sleep, and reduces your overall sleep, perhaps there are some long-term consequences of getting less sleep. I have sleep apnea so this question is especially relevant for me. se unsa adhérent