For my last giveaway I purchased one of Nootropics Depots sample packs to give out to a subscriber. Alongside that purchase I also added a bottle of Sensoril to the cart. Ashwagandha had been on my list of compounds to try for quite some time. Browsing the nootropics subreddit and other forums I saw many people raving about the stuff. It’s a very potent herb indeed as I described in my recent review.
Fans of my blog and You Tube channel know I don’t typically discuss adaptogenic herbs. My content mostly centers around true nootropics like the racetams. This is about to change as I begin to discover the true power of plants and herbs. I recently received my order of Sensoril from Nootropics Depot and was completely blown away by the potent effects. Within the first week of usage Sensoril quickly became a staple in my daily nootropic regiment…this post will explain why.
Read moreSensoril (Ashwagandha) Review | Chill Mode Activated
Note from the editor – This is a very old, irrelevant, and somewhat embarrassing post. Currently as of Jan 2022 ND no longer has Phenibut and there’s no signs of them expressing any interest to restock it. I can recommend Lift Mode Phenibut as an alternative, their Phenibut FAA in particular is very high quality. Use Coupon Code “GOLIFT” to save 10% off your order.
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Good ol’ Phenibut. People seem to either hate this stuff or they absolutely love it. For me personally, Phenibut is a staple in my nootropics arsenal and comes in handy during high anxiety situations. I’m a naturally anxious person and I’ll use Phenibut in certain cases to completely crush my anxiety.
I think most of us today in modern society have some level of social anxiety. A little bit of social anxiety is normal. In fact, we probably evolved to be anxious in groups so we don’t piss people off and get kicked out of the tribe. This would mean certain death in the days of old. It’s a survival mechanism that’s been with us since the ape days.
Depression has been a constant companion of mine since my early teenage years and has persisted throughout my 20’s. I have no doubt that I have found a life long friend in depression. Sometimes the bouts are deeper than others. On my worst days I resort to heavy drinking followed by spending many days in bed consumed by darkness, unable to even get up to take a shower. I let responsibilities slide and do just enough work to pay the rent. Nobody can reach me on my phone when I’m in this state. I block out the entire world and recluse like some creature of the night. I find solace in the late night hours when I know most of this world is sleeping and it is only me. Maybe I’ll go for a long walk at night and then hit up the 7/11 for my first meal in quite some time. Talking to the cashier is the first real human interaction in what seems like forever. I feel strange.
