Nootropics Expert Blog
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Hi! I'm David Tomen. This site is all about what I discovered after many years of trial and error, I bring my experience to you. NootropicsExpert is your source for the world of nootropics, the latest neuroscience research, and tips for boosting your brainpower.
Nootropics Expert Blog
4d ago
Oat Straw has been shown to relieve stress and anxiety, increase energy, boost cognition, and improve libido Oat Straw (avena sativa) is green oat grass. The tops of the oat plant in the milky stage before mature oat grains form a head. Avena sativa, or the common oat plant is a popular cereal grain that ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
6d ago
CBD Oil helps relieve anxiety and depression, reduces oxidative stress and inflammation, alleviates pain and has been shown to provide anti-cancer benefits Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of at least 120 phytocannabinoids found in the Cannabis Sativa L. plant. Constituting around 40% of the plant’s active compounds.[i] Cannabidiol can be extracted from cannabis (marijuana), industrial hemp ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1w ago
Are you searching for a way to improve your next workout? You may want to try using a nootropic pre-workout supplement. Selecting the right pre-workout supplement with the right ingredients can help improve focus and concentration, boost motivation, improve your mind-muscle connection, reduce fatigue, amplify mental clarity, and support better cognitive function. In this post ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1w ago
Paraxanthine enhances alertness, improves mood, boosts memory and cognition, and cerebral circulation Paraxanthine (1,7-dimethylxanthine) is a metabolite of caffeine and provides many of the nootropic benefits associated with caffeine. Caffeine is present in more than sixty plants, including coffee which is prepared from roasted beans of the Coffea arabica plant. Caffeine is the most popular ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
3w ago
You’ve tried the latest, greatest nootropic or brain health supplements for memory and focus but it didn’t work like they said it would. The new herbal nootropic supplement you saw on TV turned out to be a dud too. But was it really a bad product? Because like all the other supplements you’ve tried, nothing ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
3w ago
Did you invest as much time and effort selecting the multivitamin you use every day as you did for the last nootropic you added to your stack? Like most of us, your answer is likely “No”. With thousands of multivitamin and mineral complexes to choose from where do you even start? And then at least ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1M ago
Magnesium improves cognition, memory, learning, recall, reduces brain fog, is an antioxidant, helps neuroplasticity, and protects against glutamate-toxicity. Magnesium is the 4th most abundant mineral in your body. And critical for optimal cognitive health. It is a cofactor in more than 600 enzymatic reactions in your body. Magnesium assists in converting energy supplied by food ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1M ago
Nootropics Expert® readers often ask me which supplements I personally use. And what I recommend as a multivitamin, or for sleep, energy, or nootropic stack. And for years it was a challenge providing these recommendations. Because no single company produced every supplement I was using. But that all changed about a six years ago. And ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1M ago
Imagine being able to effortlessly tackle any business problem. The relationship with your significant other is like a romance novel. You come out of an intense study session with energy to spare. And you ace your next exam. This is the advantage of using nootropic supplements. Decades of clinical research and user experience show that ..read more
Nootropics Expert Blog
1M ago
L-Theanine is known for boosting alpha and theta brain waves, anti-anxiety, boosting cognition, improving memory, and better quality sleep L-Theanine (r-glutamylethylamide) is a non-dietary amino acid found in green tea (camellia sinensis), and the mushroom Xerocomus badius. Structurally, L-Theanine is similar to the neurotransmitters l-glutamate and l-glutamine. L-Theanine easily crosses the blood-brain barrier. And taken ..read more