The Geek

The word “azoth” comes from the Arabic “al-zā’būq”, which translates to “mercury” — a name for the element mercury as well as the transformative spirit of all things alchemical. And so, AZOTH 2.0, the nootropic supplement, is a formula of transformative value: it’ll transform your dumb-ass into a smart-ass. And the value of that is immense: … Read more

Today’s your lucky day, because today the Nootropic Geek (that’s me!) has officially given you permission to load up on fats. That’s right, go wild! In case you didn’t know, your brain is a total fatty. A significant percentage of your is comprised of fatty acids, which is why completely eliminating fats from your diet … Read more

Why does Force Factor Forebrain focus on the forebrain and not, say, the occipital lobe? Is the occipital not important to you guys?? Odds are the name just sounded pretty cool to Force Factor, and, really, I’m cool with that. What I’m more concerned about in this Force Factor Forebrain review is whether or not the health … Read more

Is it possible to correct all of your brain health issues with a single ingredient? Odds are no, unless your issues relate to a deficiency in a single ingredient (e.g., vitamin B12) — however, it’s incredibly rare these days to be deficient in only one nutrient. And, really, turmeric isn’t something you absolutely need to survive. So, … Read more

I’m a sucker for minimalist designed products. (I’m also a sucker for heavily maximilist designed products… so, I think, really, I’m just not a fan of the meandering middle ground. Either pack it on or simplify!) Hunter Focus is a minimalist designed supplement — from its dichromatic label to its straight-to-the-point nine-ingredient formula. Altogether, Hunter Focus … Read more