Looking for some advice on semax. Should I take this in the morning for more focus in my brain? I would like to be able to think more clearly and have better experiences. What do you think about 1 mg a day? I'm 56 years old.
I'm looking to find out about semax. I've been reading about it. Seems like it's very popular in Russia right now especially with younger people.
Do you think 1 mg a day in the morning would be a good option for me? Will it help me function better?
I'm looking to use mots-c and possibly stack some Semax with it. What are your thoughts on doing 1 mg of each at 9 a.m. in the morning? I usually wake up at about 7:00. So I figured that would give me good energy throughout the day and brain focus. What do you think?
I've been using semax at 2 mg a day and it's giving me some side effects. I'm getting a little bit of insomnia and a headache. Do you think I should lower the dosage to something lower? I would like to get improvements to my brain.
Interested in trying the Peptide semax. Wondering if I should start at 0.5 mg a day or 1 mg a day. I would like to take it to achieve more focus. Do you think that is a good dosage or would you run it a little different? I'm 48 years old.
lately I’ve had a lot of issues at work with Focus.
Like I’ll be doing my work and then the next minute I’ll be looking at social media or playing some games on the computer. Working from home makes it hard to really focus.
Do you think using semax would work? And would 150mgs a day be a good...
talking with a Russian friend of mine seems like it’s a popular drug over there to help as a nootropic and dealing with ADHD and drug withdrawal.
Has anyone tried this stuff before I would love to try it out and also my brother is a recovering addict and I would like to see if it will help him...
Semax is a drug produced and prescribed mostly in Russia and Ukraine for a broad range of conditions but predominantly for its purported nootropic, neuroprotective, and neurogenic/neurorestorative properties. It is a heptapeptide, synthetic analog of a fragment of adrenocorticotropic...
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