Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 November 2017

Can This Be The Super Focus Pill for Poker?

Today I wanted to go over a new nootropic that I’ve recently discovered called Piracetol.  I’ve taken many nootropic pills in my lifetime and I can tell you that my experiences are varied.

Piracetol is a 100-percent natural, signature blend of nootropic supplements proven to boost mental function and increase concentration and focus.  Piracetol was created as an all-natural alternative to Piracetam. The ingredients have been proven in studies to be highly effective.

Piracetol was created by a team of neuroscientists using ingredients that were scientifically proven to enhance cognitive ability. Those ingredients are:

Alpha GPC – This is a natural choline compound.  It’s a respected nootropic known as a potent memory booster, and in combination with other nootropics is a powerful potentiator that can take cognitive enhancement to a new level.

Cat’s Claw – It may have a menacing name, but cat’s claw is one of the most promising antiviral herbs around.

Oat Straw – This ingredient supposedly restores nervous system integrity, emotional flexibility, and sexual flow.

Huperzine A – This ingredient is a cognitive enhancer that inhibits an enzyme that degrades the learning neurotransmitter, acetylcholine; due to this, a relative increase occurs.

Bacopa Monnieri – Bacopa monnieri is a nootropic herb that has been used in traditional medicine for longevity and cognitive enhancement.

L-Theanine – Discoveries over the past two years have uncovered exciting additional properties of this nutrient best known for inducing calming, tranquilizing effects while simultaneously improving alertness.

L-Tyrosine – This is an amino acid that is used to produce noradrenaline and dopamine; supplemental appears to be anti-stress for acute stressors (which tend to deplete noradrenaline) and may preserve stress-induced memory deficits.

The full nutritional information can be found on their label.

The company claims that Piracetol was created using ingredients that have undergone rigorous safety checks and has been proven safe and highly effective by scientific research.  Most people start feeling the effects of the pill after about 30-45 minutes of taking it – and typically lasts anywhere from 8-10 hours.  Enough for a long poker session.

They recommend taking two every morning but not to exceed 4 pills per day.  I’m currently taking Vintage Bright and want to finish my bottle before I take Piracetol since the company recommends not combining or stacking it with other stimulants.

One of the guarantees the company makes is that you can return it for a full 100 percent refund if you don’t notice any improved brain function.  I’m really looking forward to trying this and you should give this a try as well and let me know what type of results you are seeing after a month. 

Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Can One Regulate ADD and ADHD Through Diet?


Is It Possible To Regulate ADD and ADHD With Food?


Commonly, parents ask if ADD and ADHD issues are able to be managed by food we eat.


It would be ideal if our food choices could help the brain work better and reduce symptoms like clarity, moodand other known symptoms of ADD and ADHD.

Studies have been done to find out if food impacts symptomssubstantially. So, the results of such impact of food on how we feel is hereby revealed.

A lot of people aren't shocked to learn that specific
foods are important and actually do reduce signs of ADHD or ADD.

A balanced ADHD diet regime for both adults and children, including the right foods  and reducing those "bad" for you kinds, could actually prevent the highs and lows experienced with symptoms.


Some of the known
foods that are helpful with ADHD symptoms:

- High Proteins like poultry, especially chicken, salmon and other fish, beef, cheese, milk, cottage cheese, nuts such as almonds and peanuts, seeds and beans to name a few.

Reduce intake of heavily sugared types such as: candy,chocolate,overly sweet cereals,pastries,donuts, jelly and more which most of us are aware.

So, while controlling the foods we eat may improve symptoms, they may or may not be all that's needed to balance life.

Get out and play or walk and be more physical. Activity is known to benefit for indications and symptoms of ADHD.