Two questions I get a lot from people who are new to Biohacking and haven't yet tried smart drugs are...

Which smart drugs actually work and have science behind them?
Which Nootropic should I get started with?

My answer to both questions is the same: Piracetam

This +700-page, $16 book is a summarization of the +200 interviews that Tim Ferriss has done on his podcast.

In this review, I'm going to do more than just summarize the summarization; I've been living a Tim Ferriss kind of lifestyle for well over a decade now and I'm going to add my own edifying experiences and insights to some of the passages of the book.

This is going to be a little bit different than all these pieces of content about sleep hacking - the supplements, the sleep masks, the orange sunglasses, and the self-quantification apps. In this article, I'll address a common sleep issue that people report - which is that they can't get to sleep because they have all these thoughts running through their heads.

I've had a lively mind and an overactive imagination for as long as I can remember; which has led me to lead a life of adventure and novelty-seeking...

This amino acid is a potent combatant of stress, which lowers cortisol while at the same time supporting cognitive function and aiding memory.

Also, if you play golf (and want to play golf better) read on - Phosphatidylserine might just help you!