Bacopa Monnieri by Intellimeds

Biohacker Review: "Pharmaceutical Grade" Bacopa

I put Pharmaceutical Grade in quotation marks because there's not really such a thing as pharmaceutical-grade herbs and Adaptogens, but I use the phrase because it's known to mean of the highest quality and purity. This is super important with Bacopa in particular. You'll want to read or listen to my meta-analysis of Bacopa before purchasing or consuming this.

As I explain in my meta-analysis of Bacopa, you need to take it for months to reap the performance enhancement benefits and my supply was only about a month's worth. So I don't have anything notable to report as far as classic Nootropic effects.

Bacopa does regulate dopamine down which I find tranquilizing, I consider Bacopa an alternative to red strains of Kratom. I'll enjoy some Bacopa tea in the evening before bed while I'm doing some reading or whatever. A lot of people complain about its taste, which is a bit bitter but did not bother me that much. It's kind of earthy like Kratom or other Adaptogenic herbs I've made teas out of.

A negative: Intellimeds does not double-bag its powdered Nootropics, which is annoying as you are getting to the bottom of your bag. Inevitably you'll dump your powder on your desk, laptop, or clothes. Kind of annoying. One day I mistakenly dumped about two grams of Bacopa in my tea, which is quite a mega dose, although it was not an outstandingly negative or positive effect. Double bag your supplements Intellimeds!

Bacopa monnieri supplements have shown to reduce anxiety and therefore improves cognitive performance. Besides its effects being studied mostly on elderly, it has shown efficacy in young people making bacopa monnieri a popular Nootrpic. Bacopa has also been shown to have various benefits in the treatment of epilsepsy [1]

From Intellimeds.net