The Geek

Mind Lab Pro vs. NooCube match-up situates two all natural nootropic stacks side-by-side — the former wearing its all-natural status with pride, whereas the latter seems somewhat insecure. For instance, NooCube has gone the “smart drug” route in its ad copy, defining nootropics as “drugs that have cognitive enhancing effects.” …Yet, there are no drugs in … Read more

Piracetol sells itself as a piracetam alternative, yet I think a more honest description of this supplement would say: Alpha BRAIN alternative. Thanks to the success of Joe Rogan and Onnit, Alpha BRAIN has become a big name in the supplement game, making the Alpha BRAIN formula an identifiable stack of ingredients. My hypothesis (and … Read more

Here’s the TL;DR version of my Legion Athletics ASCEND review: It’s pretty damn good. Not good in that it’s all good — in that it covers all cognitive issues and brain pathways — but what ASCEND does cover, it covers very, very well. And Legion does this by taking a far too underappreciated approach to brain health: The Building Block Approach. By … Read more

I’m somewhat straying outside of my Nootropic Geek domain to write this Vitaligenix Neuro review, given that MuscleTech seems to primarily identify as a beefcake supplement manufacturer. But believe it or not, this Nootropic Geek is also a bench-and-bi’s freak, if you know what I mean. And ONLY bench and bi’s — none of that namby pamby … Read more

In this NooCube Review, I feel I need to quickly clear a few things that NooCube gets wrong in its ad copy, the first being: the definition of nootropics. NooCube defines them as: “drugs that have cognitive enhancing effects.” Which …okay, sure, some are drugs. But today, in 2018, most nootropic supplements value themselves for their all natural, non-drug status — reserving … Read more