How to Make Your Own Nootropics

by Steve Cronin

Free training for DIY enthusiasts - get the step-by-step system I use to design EVEN MORE nootropic recipes, configure stacks, and make smart drugs -> nootropicblueprint.com (just copy and paste into your browser) With a new nootropic company seemingly popping up every week, the market is flooded with products that are often overpriced and may not even work. This book teaches you the basic skills for designing and encapsulating your OWN nootropics. I started using nootropics 9 years ago in order to regain cognitive abilities I lost due to a chronic experience with Lyme disease. Now, I use them in an attempt to become more than human. - Learn the basic theory of nootropic use- Choose high quality bulk vendors- Design your own formula- Decide how to encapsulateDownload the ebook to find out how – in addition to the ebook edition, you’ll also - access to additional nootropic recipes for free - an additional PDF copy of this book (in situations where your e-reader doesn't display the color images properly)- the chance to interact with me personally via e-mail for any questions you may have!Biohackers unite!

14 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 18, 2016

Reviews

[Diane Kistner · Rating 3 out of 5]

The cautions are the best part

This is more like an invitation to learn more than an actual book. It gives a hint of a feel for what to do once you buy some raw materials. It offers free training at the author’s website, but I'm not interested enough to check it out.

[Sebastian Lopez · Rating 2 out of 5]

I think Cronin could have spent a bit more time with this guide. It also would've helped if he didn't misspell norepinephrine as "noepiniephrine." But nonetheless, it's a very brief introduction to the world of nootropics. I myself am already very familiar with this topic and didn't really find much use from this little booklet.

[Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Helpful Book

Very informative book for someone who has never made nootropics before. Tells where to get supplies and how to stack the nootropic substances.

[Razlad · Rating 4 out of 5]

quick book. gonna give this a try, depression burned my brain

[Frank Schwarz]

It's simple recipe with no real meat of information.

Nothing to add. The title tells it all if you want to reread it. Not something to buy or follow

[Blake · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear, Concise, Hopefully More of These Shorts to Come

Informative, simplistic, easy on the eyes, and I can't help but feel more aware and knowledgeable after reading. Great works, not sure the name for these but it reminds me of pamphlets. Can't wait to learn more on other subjects from Cronin.

[Patricia Fuller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Helpful

I was not aware that there is a whole category on this subject. I was looking for a solution to my fatigue. This book opened my eyes to the possibility of fashioning something natural to help me. I am excited about sharing this recipe with my son who has been diagnosed with ADHD. I appreciate the author's website and sharing of other recipes as well!