Don’t see any benefits using it outside of workout recovery. It’s not a melatonin alternative
conflicting evidence on if it has any benefit in fatigue/athletic performance compared to a placebo.
Bull s***
Bull s***
Wait bull piss
https://ktt2.com/do-you-consider-powerslave-by-iron-maiden-a-classic-32554046
Shut your 2 dimensional vision ass up
Bring back shame
I take it with Lithium Orotate. Hard as bricks combo for chillness
What does lithium do for you
What does lithium do for you
It's generally used as a mood stabilizer. There's cities where it's in the drinking water in trace amounts surprisingly.
Don’t be Ableist tho op sees in 2D we gotta respect his perspective or lack thereof
Explain this in easier terms please.
The image is pretty easy to read, but here’s more info
Taurine inhibits neurotoxicity, inflammation in the brain, and negative effects of stress in the brain. It works by reversing elevated glutamate and corticosterone levels.
Taurine also positively regulates metabolism and protects against neurodegenerative disease by preventing the depletion of antioxidant enzymes in the brain.
The first part is also one of the reasons it’s has significant anxiolytic and antidepressant effects, through the regulation of the glutamate/gaba system and attenuating chronic stress symptoms
It's generally used as a mood stabilizer. There's cities where it's in the drinking water in trace amounts surprisingly.
I was aware it's a mood stabilizer as a prescription medication, but didn't want to assume that the supplement bound to orotic acid had the same effect
The image is pretty easy to read, but here’s more info
Taurine inhibits neurotoxicity, inflammation in the brain, and negative effects of stress in the brain. It works by reversing elevated glutamate and corticosterone levels.
Taurine also positively regulates metabolism and protects against neurodegenerative disease by preventing the depletion of antioxidant enzymes in the brain.
The first part is also one of the reasons it’s has significant anxiolytic and antidepressant effects, through the regulation of the glutamate/gaba system and attenuating chronic stress symptoms
Yeah the terms don't get easier than this really unless you give a whole lecture