DMAE and DMG Part TwoThe Product
The smart drugs mentioned yesterday are common and easy to get.
DMAE is used by many families as an alternative to prescription cognitive enhancers. It comes in capsules, pills, liquids and trans-dermal cream. The clinical dose during the extensive trails of the product was 1,000 milligrams a day.
There are capsules that usually come in half that strength.
I suggest experimenting with your dosage, starting with a lower dose. If you take too much you will get the opposite result. You will feel sleepy, sleepy, sleepy. Your eye-lids will get heavy, very heavy. Your eye-lids will feel like sandbags and you will be unable to keep them open. You will sleep.
Wake up, centered, relaxed and awake.
Now, if you want to.
See, you should have taken less.
The second problem is that if you take too much you will feel a nasty tension in your neck and sciatic nerves and have muscle cramps.
The third problem is that it can take a very long time to metabolize. Some people feel it immediately, especially those who use the liquid. Initially with the pills it took me six to eight hours to feel real results.
The fourth problem is being a little jittery if you exceed your need with the product. The amazing thing is that the brain reaches a threshold and DMAE is not longer needed. Your brain adjusts, produces more energy and a natural DMAE.
It works.
I prefer the liquid. There is also a liquid mixture for kids that tastes better and contains other vitamins. It is not from Twin Labs.
It’s cheap.
I can usually pick up a small bottle of DMAE/H3 for between seven and ten dollars depending on the store. It is a common item.
Twin Labs dominates the field, though it is also called Deanol or Deaner from the time when you could get a pharmaceutical quality drug. Deanol is still available, usually in the liquid form.
It was officially FDA approved until 1983. It passed all the tests. In 1983 it was removed from the FDA’s list because they couldn’t decide what category to put it in. It was used in so many mixed situations it defied categorization.
The doctors infuse the brain with it to repair brain damage due to strokes, injury or tumor.
The history of DMAE and H3 (which is a super memory drug and a by-product of DMAE) H3 was developed by Dr. Reid for use with Alzheimer patients.
If you are interested in the product you can call around to your local health food store of use your internet search bar for Twin Labs, DMAE, H3 or Deanol.
That should set you up for products.
I’d provide a couple of links here but hackers are giving me a hard time.
The DMG is similarly available.
The trans-dermal DMG is available through Radiant Laboratories LTD.
The sublingual pills vary in dosage.
They absorb directly into the brain.
The problem with the pills, which I prefer due to amount of milligrams in the individual capsules, is that it has a hard time passing the blood/kidney barrier and does not completely absorb.
I still prefer the capsules to the sublingual. The liquid from Aangamik
is excellent. Source Naturals also makes a good product.
The recommended dose for children (according to research) is about 125 milligrams. Adults are taking 6-8 tablets a day depending on what for.
Side effects are jitteriness and possible tachycardia.
Headaches are also possible.
That’s what I know about shopping it and taking it.
Not that you should take it. You should buy it.
Then take it.
The smart drugs mentioned yesterday are common and easy to get.
DMAE is used by many families as an alternative to prescription cognitive enhancers. It comes in capsules, pills, liquids and trans-dermal cream. The clinical dose during the extensive trails of the product was 1,000 milligrams a day.
There are capsules that usually come in half that strength.
I suggest experimenting with your dosage, starting with a lower dose. If you take too much you will get the opposite result. You will feel sleepy, sleepy, sleepy. Your eye-lids will get heavy, very heavy. Your eye-lids will feel like sandbags and you will be unable to keep them open. You will sleep.
Wake up, centered, relaxed and awake.
Now, if you want to.
See, you should have taken less.
The second problem is that if you take too much you will feel a nasty tension in your neck and sciatic nerves and have muscle cramps.
The third problem is that it can take a very long time to metabolize. Some people feel it immediately, especially those who use the liquid. Initially with the pills it took me six to eight hours to feel real results.
The fourth problem is being a little jittery if you exceed your need with the product. The amazing thing is that the brain reaches a threshold and DMAE is not longer needed. Your brain adjusts, produces more energy and a natural DMAE.
It works.
I prefer the liquid. There is also a liquid mixture for kids that tastes better and contains other vitamins. It is not from Twin Labs.
It’s cheap.
I can usually pick up a small bottle of DMAE/H3 for between seven and ten dollars depending on the store. It is a common item.
Twin Labs dominates the field, though it is also called Deanol or Deaner from the time when you could get a pharmaceutical quality drug. Deanol is still available, usually in the liquid form.
It was officially FDA approved until 1983. It passed all the tests. In 1983 it was removed from the FDA’s list because they couldn’t decide what category to put it in. It was used in so many mixed situations it defied categorization.
The doctors infuse the brain with it to repair brain damage due to strokes, injury or tumor.
The history of DMAE and H3 (which is a super memory drug and a by-product of DMAE) H3 was developed by Dr. Reid for use with Alzheimer patients.
If you are interested in the product you can call around to your local health food store of use your internet search bar for Twin Labs, DMAE, H3 or Deanol.
That should set you up for products.
I’d provide a couple of links here but hackers are giving me a hard time.
The DMG is similarly available.
The trans-dermal DMG is available through Radiant Laboratories LTD.
The sublingual pills vary in dosage.
They absorb directly into the brain.
The problem with the pills, which I prefer due to amount of milligrams in the individual capsules, is that it has a hard time passing the blood/kidney barrier and does not completely absorb.
I still prefer the capsules to the sublingual. The liquid from Aangamik
is excellent. Source Naturals also makes a good product.
The recommended dose for children (according to research) is about 125 milligrams. Adults are taking 6-8 tablets a day depending on what for.
Side effects are jitteriness and possible tachycardia.
Headaches are also possible.
That’s what I know about shopping it and taking it.
Not that you should take it. You should buy it.
Then take it.
There are always other product brandsas well.
Please experiment with these and let me know your preferences.
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