Nootropics that have the potential to increase IQ.

[Anonymous No.15217241]

Any known methods to increase IQ/intelligence will be greatly appreciated. 30 year old basement dweller with profound mental retardation. Don't recommend me nootropics that are mild and subtle in nature or tips on how to live a healthy lifestyle. I need to be pumped full of chems! And only chems!!!

[Anonymous No.15217249]

nothing can make you smarter, but when doing meth you'll feel like a genius (even though everyone else will see you as a air-wasting dimwit and you'll die with 45. No refunds!)

[Anonymous No.15217273]

>>15217249
How bout nootropics?

[Anonymous No.15217312]

why do you want to be smarter ?
Work with what you have and learn what you can learn, you'll feel better about yourself.

[Anonymous No.15217421]

>>15217312
So I can achieve something monumental before I perish. I can't go about my life knowing that I've never achieved anything that could be remotely considered notable ever since I was a child. I had my IQ tested when I was in my late teens and received a score of 137. Unfortunately, my brain has atrophied over the years due to a lack of stimuli. I've always wanted to embark on my autodidact mathematical journey but I was impotent, hesitant at best. Now that I have
finally mustered up the confidence to take on this enterprise, my brain fails me. Just seeing that Von Neumann thread made me break into tears. All my life, I've done nothing and now, when I finally have the courage, I can't do it anymore.

[Anonymous No.15217562]

>>15217241
Maybe you can get young people with compatible blood, have them exercise vigorously for hours, and afterwards take their blood and replace yours with it. That might work as a nootropic. I'm not a doctor though.

[Anonymous No.15218298]

>200mg luvox (fluvoxamine)
>4mg rexulti (brexpiprazole)
>2g campral (acamprosate)
>cannabis and nicotine (vaporized)
>chamomile tea
>Multivitamins

[Anonymous No.15218305]

>>15217241
Lots of the low hanging fruit in this is just enhancing energy production via increasing metabolism and increasing calories.

For that, I'd recommend looking into iodine, creatine, and thyroid hormone (but only if you need it).

would not recommend stimulants

[Anonymous No.15218307]

>>15217241
If you get an intelligent person to cannibalize you, it could be said that your intelligence increased.

[Anonymous No.15218380]

>>15217241
https://troof.blog/posts/nootropics/

[Anonymous No.15218474]

>>15217241
Stuff to increase your IQ:
ISRIB - ingestion is a problem though
Lion's mane
PRL-8-53 (increases working memory)
4’-DMA-7,8-DHF
NSI-189
Gotu Kola

^just to warn you, don't expect a miracle from any of these drugs. They are known to induce brain cell growth, but growth alone doesn't necessarily boost IQ, and even if it does, it certainly won't happen overnight.

Stuff to increase your productivity:
Modafinil
Caffeine pills

Stuff to keep you healthy:
Vitamins
Nicotinamide Mononucleotide
Exercise - doing cardio in particular is proven to increase motivation and learning ability

[Anonymous No.15218747]

>>15218474
What about Dihexa? I've heard that it induces synaptogenesis, making it easier to form connections.

[Anonymous No.15218834]

>>15218298
>antiparkinson effects of fluvoxamine
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32273939/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27338206/
>anti Alzheimer's effects of fluvoxamine
https://www.neurologylive.com/view/sigma1-agonists-offer-combination-approach-to-dementia-symptoms
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2819237/
>general cognition enhancing effects of fluvoxamine
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20373470/
>sigma-1 agonists raise acetylcholine in the frontal lobes and hippocampus but not the striatum and reverse memory impairment from muscarinic blockade
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20060423/
>fluvoxamine dopamine in the frontal lobes
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21487652/
>prazosin (a1 adrenergic antagonist) prevents memory deterioration in Alzheimer's
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23063647/
>a1 blocker reduces risk of parkinson's
https://medicine.uiowa.edu/content/prostate-drug-associated-lower-risk-parkinsons-disease
>5ht1a agonism increases dopamine and acetylcholine in the PFC
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0166432808002933?via%3Dihub
>5ht1a agonism raises striatal dopamine
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15906386/
>cognitive benefits of a2c adrenergic antagonism
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5558054/
>weed removes alzheimer's plaques
https://www.salk.edu/news-release/cannabinoids-remove-plaque-forming-alzheimers-proteins-from-brain-cells

[Anonymous No.15218936]

>>15217241
Nothing is going to make you smarter but you can fix what you have.
Stop eating processed foods, get your diet in order.
Cardio exercise.
Vit D and fish oil caps 3 times a day (buy good ones and keep them in the fridge)
Bring you dopamine back to baseline, no alcohol or porn or junkfood
Get better sleep, your healthy diet will help with this.
You'll be able to think clearly and remember stuff in as little as 1 week.
Now it's time to read books and learn things.

[Anonymous No.15219147]

>>15218747
It does. I left it off the list because it might be dangerous (eg, cause fatal cancer).

[Anonymous No.15219150]

>>15217241

[Anonymous No.15219183]

>>15219147
Is it wise to increase my risk of cancer in exchange for enhanced intellect? Hypothetically, let's say I take Dihexa non stop for a few years. Would I see an increase in intelligence if paired with mentally taxing activities such as Mathematics/Physics?

[Anonymous No.15219189]

>>15217421
I'll tell you a secret. every single genius out there has passion for their work. have you been doing math on your free time? do you enjoy reading up and practicing tough concepts in physics? is coding a big hobby of yours, doing multiple projects per week?

think about what you're doing in your day to day life. if you're not 'living' science, chances are you won't ever make big progress or new discoveries in a given scientific field, whatever it may be. people don't turn into scientists one day, they grow up to be ones.

[Anonymous No.15219213]

>>15219183
>Hypothetically, let's say I take Dihexa non stop for a few years. Would I see an increase in intelligence if paired with mentally taxing activities such as Mathematics/Physics?
Maybe. But obviously there haven't been any studies conducted to test that, and no one here can tell you for sure.

This stuff is very new and has hardly been studied at all. There's no actual evidence that it's carcinogenic either, scientists just suspect that it might be since it encourages cell growth.

It's possible that this stuff really makes you a genius. Or it might just make you autistic and give you cancer. Or it might do nothing. No one knows.

You can't read much into people's experience reports because people are fucking wack jobs and will report all kinds off all-the-wall shit regardless of what they take. The only thing that can prove an effect is hard data. Ultimately it's up to you to take a calculated risk and make a judgment call if you're going to take it.

If you do take it, please be sure to grind some psychometric tests on a schedule and post your data.

[Anonymous No.15219231]

>>15217241
>Any known methods to increase IQ/intelligence will be greatly appreciated. 30 year old basement dweller with profound mental retardation.
Personal story of 95% of the posters on this board. Whenever I argue with someone here, I remember they are very likely to be you or someone very similar to you.

[Anonymous No.15219232]

>>15217241
It's time for you to reject intellectualism. It's makign you an objectively worse person. It makes the overwhelming majority of the population into trash. Intellectualism should be reserved for 135+ IQ and strongly discouraged and demonized in the rest of the population.

[Anonymous No.15219532]

>>15217241
Pic rel keeps on getting posted. I've also heard that TAK-653 has been shown to increase IQ by 7 points or something while you're on it, not sure about long-term benefits.

[Anonymous No.15219536]

>>15218298
I'd say antipsychotics are the last thing one should try.

[Anonymous No.15219583]

>>15219536
yeah that chamomile tea is strong shit

[Anonymous No.15219710]

>>15219532
Thank you

[Anonymous No.15219732]

>>15217241
Aerobic exercise increases IQ by 5-10 points if you are sedentary

[Anonymous No.15219761]

>>15219532
Apparently, sunifram is in the bottom left of the chart. Sunifram has been proven to be significantly potent by leaps and bounds compared to piracetam. However, most people only take 5mg per day due to sunifram's correlation to excitotoxicity. I saw a testimonial on longecity about some guy who took 25mg 4 days a week for 4 months straight. He observed a 15 IQ point increase. Not sure about his testing methodology though. The risk excitotoxicity can be mitigated via the consumption of Taurine.