Published on 12, July, 2020
Thank you for this. The part where you mention the ‘bleak journey’ feels like exactly where we are right now. I understand to just go with it, but it feels like there is no light at the end of the tunnel as such. The diet is definitely something…
I am a BIG supporter of Nootropics. I take an immune boosting suppliment which I've taken on and off for nearly 20 years, and now in my 50s take regularly. There is a lot of medical science out there to dig into regarding Autistic and ADHD differences…
"Nootropics are drugs, supplements, and other substances that are claimed to improve cognitive function, particularly executive functions, memory, creativity, or motivation, in healthy individuals." - wikipedia
Hey everyone,
Thought this might…
A good schedule can help you perform better while studying. A good amount of sleep, plus frequent small breaks, can help you maximize your brain functions. Small glucose snacks can also help you. Moreover, you can push your brain even harder by using…
Another thing that I would recommend, which boosts energy levels, is L-theanine! It's a nootropic that boosts concentration and motivation. It works especially well with coffee.
Yep, I have that too. I read in Rudy Simone's 'Aspergirls' that this is common with autistic people. That's why I've been experimenting with natural/herbal alternatives (eg nootropics for ADHD, St John's Wort for depression, peppermint capsules for IBS…
In my experience and from helping other autistics, if you've been given SSRIs or anti depressants or anything which further lowers GABA, it will make it worse as this is the gut-brain axis which also helps regulate sleep, aids filtering external stimuli…
Thankyou you have spotted one important theme " really painful to watch others thrive" this is probably the root cause. I will explore into the link you have shared and will try Nootropics too. She takes antidepressants rather high dose without much help…
I might suggest a mushroom gummy for kids, which is a natural nootropic supplement. Some companies have ones for daytime with Lions Mane and nighttime with Reishi, with little else added. The nice thing about these is they can't hurt to try, it's a bit…
You can get meds for it, but only from private. Also, they're incredibly addictive, so it's important to never take them more than a few days in a row and never with grapefruit.
However, a daily mushroom (nootropics) supplement with reishi and…