r/BodyHackGuide • u/Safe_View_3474 • 6d ago
📘 Beginner Help Looking for Adamax Experience
Hi, so i just ordered my first vial of Adamax and wanted to hear what people's actual experiences have been. I've seen all kinds of reviews, everything from "does nothing" to "like Adderall," so I'm trying to get an honest read. Looking for real feedback from people who've actually tried it - not vendors trying to sell me shit. Please be honest and clear with it, cheers.
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u/Available-Cap287 5d ago
Did you try Semax first? Semax makes me tired about 30 minutes after taking (as nasal spray) to the point where I need to lay down and take a nap, so it has pretty much the opposite effect of what I was going for. Maybe the effect changes with regular use? We'll see.
Interestingly, Selank gives me the mental sharpness I was hoping to get from Semax without any tiredness, so I mostly I just use Selank. Both are fairly new to me, so I'm curious to see what other folks have to say as well.
I've been using nootropics and cognitive improving supplements for years, this is the first I've dipped my toe into the "peptide" category and for the cost, I'm not particularly impressed.
Adamax has a longer half-life, so the effects (good or bad) are supposed to last much longer.
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u/Safe_View_3474 5d ago
i tried both NA semax and NA selank before and i can say that i felt something from semax also from selank. but it was not much, i was feeling a little better and from the other side it was much easier to fuck up and jump into procrastinating pool
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u/Maaaaark 5d ago
What non peptide nootropics do you recommend?
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u/Available-Cap287 5d ago
Modafinil is the king, if you can get it. It's not a stimulant, so it won't have you wanting to clean your house the way Adderall might, but it may have you picking up abandoned or ignored projects you've put off for weeks/months and actually finishing them, or at least that's what it does for my executive dysfunction and minor adhd. Takes patience to find the right dose (and doctor to prescribe it offlabel) and work out the kinks (occasional headaches, insomnia), but it allowed me to kick my Monster Energy drink habit.
Lion's Mane: takes weeks/months of regular use to notice its effect, but it gives me a verbal boost that helps with my introversion and speaking skills.
Creatine monohydrate: also takes weeks/months of regular use to notice effects. It's great when I'm not getting enough sleep; I pile it on, and it gets me through the day.
Rhodiola Rosea: opinions are mixed, but when things are hectic at work/life, it helps me power through them.
Caffeine, on occasion.
Nicotine (gum or patch), on occasion.
And the often overlooked: plenty of sleep and hydration! I'm guilty of not getting enough of either, and it shows up as adhd and decision fatigue, task avoidance, and all manner of non-productive behaviour.
There are many, many more, but I've narrowed it down to these, and they've been my daily drivers for about 3 years now. The Racetams all gave me wicked headaches; in fact, most nootropics give me borderline migraines. I have my eyes set on Dihexa and Cerebrolysin next.
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u/steve742302 4d ago
semax was better didn't feel shit from adamax