Guarana Review: Summary Paullinia cupana, or guarana, is a native plant to the Amazon basin and traditional psychostimulant in Brazil. Used for centuries as a stimulant, guarana’s nootropic usage more or less upholds the herb’s central identity — however, it’s neuroprotective constituents elevate this caffeine-laden plant over the likes of the vastly more popular coffee … Read more
Reading this review does not require a prescription. Drinking water does not require a prescription. Supplementing Profiderall does not require a prescription. Yet, the company makes the point that you can take Profiderall… “without a prescription.” Why? Because users may associate Profiderall’s “-derall” suffix with Adderall, which does require a prescription. Yet, there would be no confusion whether or not Profiderall, … Read more
I don’t know about you, but the past decade has been increasingly exhausting. I started the 2010’s a fresh, bright-eyed high school graduate, with thousands of free dollars to spend (that I’d have to pay back later, because, apparently, that’s how college student loans work), and I’m ending the 2010’s much less fresh, saggy-eyed, and massively … Read more
Summary: Geniux Review Geniux is an oddly familiar and popular nootropic brand name, despite delivering what’s a pretty meager ineffective formula. Sure, it has caffeine which is remarkably “effective” in a sense. But, typically, when we’re looking to elevate our brain health and performance, we’re looking for something more than caffeine. And Geniux does offer a little … Read more
Are you a stressed out student prepping for exams? Or maybe you’re a voracious learner who is always trying to acquire new knowledge. Either way, this review talks about a nootropic that might be perfect for you: Bacopa monnieri. One of my favorite natural botanical nootropics, Bacopa monnieri can benefit anybody’s brainpower, not just the students and … Read more