Experimenting with NSI-189

[KeepitReal28]

I met this 35 year old guy the other day, he had no degree, no work history, and he said his memory was so bad it took days just to learn the name NSI-189. He told me he was starting a self-experiment with 200–300mg daily, no extra supplements except Rozerem, and said the taste reminded him of PRL-8-53. He's hoping something finally changes. Has anyone here tried something similar or seen results with NSI-189?

 

[kagura]

I met this 35 year old guy the other day, he had no degree, no work history, and he said his memory was so bad it took days just to learn the name NSI-189. He told me he was starting a self-experiment with 200–300mg daily, no extra supplements except Rozerem, and said the taste reminded him of PRL-8-53. He's hoping something finally changes. Has anyone here tried something similar or seen results with NSI-189?

Yeah, I messed around with NSI-189 a while back, but it's low dose though. I felt a slight mood lift but nothing really big. It took weeks. Did you ask if higher doses did him better?

 

[scriptedlife240]

Yeah, I actually remember messing around with NSI-189 a few years back, I didn't go as high as 300mg daily, stayed around 80mg split into two doses, as much as I dont buy it, some people say there's this lowkey cognitive brightness, but for me it felt more like a mood stabilizer than anything else.

 

[dj humble]

I met this 35 year old guy the other day, he had no degree, no work history, and he said his memory was so bad it took days just to learn the name NSI-189. He told me he was starting a self-experiment with 200–300mg daily, no extra supplements except Rozerem, and said the taste reminded him of PRL-8-53. He's hoping something finally changes. Has anyone here tried something similar or seen results with NSI-189?

I tried it a while back at around 100mg and noticed a bit more mental clarity, but it was subtle. Nothing too drastic. Everyone seems to react differently, so it's kind of a hit or miss. Not really sure...