I Tried $400 Brain Boosting Pills

Some call this the real-life limitless pill (from that Bradley Cooper movie). I wanted to try it, as well as a few other brain-boosting supplements, also known as nootropics and see how it would affect my productivity and performance.
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[@leonjhendrix]

Important clarifications: 1. This is NOT a sponsored video, I reached out to the companies and some gave me a discount code cause why not. 2. Apparently this came across like a long infomercial to some people. That sucks. If you think I was dishonest, that's fine. Continue to be skeptical, I'd do the same. 3. Don't make purchasing decisions just based on this video. If in doubt, don't buy. Clearly, I'm an idiot who's just documenting my newbie experience here. This is not a review video. It's more like an introduction to the topic as I explore it myself for the first time. Some people asked for my final opinion on nootropics and frankly speaking, I don't have one yet. I'll continue using them at times (they're all sitting on my shelf now, so why not lol), but as of right now I don't like the idea of taking substances I might depend on later. That's why I've never started drinking coffee. Who knows, might change. Make your own opinions 😁

[@laurabenjamin]

​ @Leon Hendrix Thanks for taking time to clarify, as I do think it's important for creators to find well-aligned sponsors. I can't speak for others but the disappointment and "infomercial" feeling for me was that your number 1 option also happened to be the one that had an affiliate checkout code. It's easy to read that as, rather than an impartial review of different nootropic products, you're potentially receiving an affiliate bonus for having positioned their product as the "best" or "#1" answer out of those you tried. Whether you went into it with that intent, or even are receiving an affiliate fee or not, the impression is made by the sequencing of the video and the one product being the only one with a discount offer. If it had been otherwise clarified in the story, or had there been multiple links / ways for people to try all of these at a discount, it would likely have been received much differently. It didn't come off as totally dishonest or disingenuous, and you're not an idiot - you've obviously been successful in your career so far. Just look at this feedback as data for how different people can read angles into your communication that you hadn't necessarily considered or intended. Keep up the great work.

[@lilsimon420]

cool video, keep it up!

[@angelcruz5960]

I think the same I don’t like taking supplements/substances that might cause me to depends on them, don’t drink caffeine to wake up, don’t take caffeine when going to the gym, I don’t always take my “gym” supplement. I only take them once in a while to get a “boost”. I think it’s because I like knowing how far I can go on my own.

[@angelcruz5960]

To me it’s did not seem like you were dishonest but I couldn’t tell if you were really serious when giving your insight on the pills

[@danielgonzalez-yp7hi]

Yes but what can this offer that crack cant ?

[@sendycatthekiller6483]

"I bought Brain Boosting Pills" "Oh so you're smart now?" "No, I'm still dumb but faster."

[@KiH2]

lmao

[@syhrl9693]

More like dumb but with 16x faster stimulation...

[@lowvibes5623]

Being smart is just about knowing how things work, if you understand them faster, then you're indeed "smart".

[@almighty9662]

Ur comment is underated

[@ShinSheel]

It's very true. I did modafinil for a while and it absurdly convinced me I am more smart and productive, but actually the end result wasn't much better or worse.

[@BangkokZed]

I purchased the $400 Brain Boosting Pills and I realized that I'm so stupid to spend money on something like this, so the pill really helps.

[@PartyboyDanny]

4.2m views for taking a $400 brain boosting pill and you think he’s stupid? Bro you’re lost

[@juanpaz7991]

Jajajajajajaja

[@notmyname3422]

Hahahahaha

[@TopLife-Channel]

Underrated comment. People need to buy those pills to realize that smh.

[@davidlabarca]

Nice one!

[@Noiconnotag]

I can pretty much assure you those 400$ pills contain maybe 3-10$ worth of substances. Most likely stuff you will find in a premium pre-workout blend (mainly creatine and l-citrylline) with magnesium threonate/malate, theanine, and maca.

[@kindershub9631]

I find that creatine helps me focus a lot

[@fbi1961]

@@kindershub9631literally has no effect on focus

[@AlkalineGamingHD]

@@fbi1961 Not according to some studies.

[@vikassm]

These Studies don't account for the emperors new clothes

[@MD-zm6sn]

@@fbi1961 Nah shut up dude creatine literally makes your brain better at everything.

[@sommersonne9466]

I think I‘ve found a gem of a channel! These videos are really good. quick and witty. Well done!

[@HowToMolly]

"My wife commited suicide because of drug abuse." Here are some $400 drugs.

[@Dammy1998]

lmao but why tho😂😂

[@teejay9189]

Truly inspiring

[@Reth_Hard]

Using your ex-wife that committed suicide because of drugs abuse for selling a 400$ drug that can ruin people financially in just a few days... What a great guy! 👍

[@jasai2021]

Ahahahaha

[@danielsurvivor1372]

He explained why he made em tho

[@kanemartin2249]

Buying “smart pills” for ten bucks is definitely a great idea

[@areasebig3412]

Definitely a big brain move

[@acefromwithin2079]

And with a butterfly packaging

[@servalsays9906]

Selling “smart pills” for ten bucks is an even better idea

[@houstonsheeler2458]

that's a bigger big brain move then some of lazarbeams

[@truegamer8474]

That's the reason they sell it....cuz if someone feels that it's safe to buy a brain pill for 10 bucks from a sketchy website....then they surely need one

[@johnmansour7711]

Incredible Video. Editing is perfect. extremely entertaining and informative at the same time. keep it up.

[@michaelbertolino8937]

Contact the name above 👆 he'll guide you prupaly 🍄🙏

[@zenvibing8888]

Value packed and hilarious editing!

[@believe8263]

I tried some of those $400 pills and though I didn't really feel better mentally I did grow a 3rd arm in the middle of my chest, which allows me to eat while driving a stick shift, so there's that.

[@51256]

Mommm nice

[@marvindg070]

Please share the product🤣

[@polvocorrupto]

Welcome to Futurama.

[@Thebrokenjaw]

Basically the same shit as speed 🤣🤣🤣😭😂😂💯💯

[@isaacjackson9228]

@@Thebrokenjaw 🤣🤣🤣

[@steve8234]

I found this drug back in the 90s that made me very energetic, motivated, and it made me feel like the king of the world. I could talk to girls better too. It was a white powdery substance that you snorted.

[@non-ofyo-business3399]

Theres an even better drug its more crystal like though

[@Jake_Hamlin]

@@non-ofyo-business3399 melts better too

[@arayahcartagena3052]

Lmaoo

[@kishananuraag]

Very inefficient! I inject directly into the system

[@benjisiv3101]

you had me in the first half

[@9c2avignesh82]

i love how he managed to stay he is reciting even though he was reading the points he wrote. love him keep going

[@BossMovesOfficial]

The different areas of your brain are kinda like your muscle groups. If you want to grow your biceps you need to target them with curls. The more you work out a certain muscle, the more you can increase blood flow to those muscles and you will begin to build a "mind to muscle" connection. This connection eventually will give you greater control over that muscle and more sensation there. The same concept can apply to the brain in certain ways. Memory for example, if you want to flex your memory muscle you should target memory by playing memory games, or by learning memory building exercises and practicing them routinely. Focusing intensely on the processes of memory, without any distractions, is similar to physically flexing your muscles. Now find a way to increase the blood flow to these areas of the brain while you also target the areas with a solid workout and your set up for success. A good healthy diet that promotes blood flow to the brain is your best bet. But if you want to take it up a notch you can get "smart pills" or "brain pills" to aid in the process of working out the target areas. But you need to do your research to find out exactly what the smart pills do to your body, and decide whether or not that particular process is even beneficial to improving the target area of your brain. Otherwise taking a pill that momentarily increases "brain power" is like smoking meth. Eventually your body will become dependent, and with dependency comes very many harmful side affects. Obviously you don't want that 🤣

[@stanleyconnor6898]

😎👍

[@bearcatdog858]

This is spot on. I am extremely passionate about intelligence and have studied the training of fluid intelligence and nemory for months, and indeed studies, often confused as "you can't train fluid intelligence only specific skills", show that fluid intelligence is highly compartmentalized and thus a general and highly diverse approach is likely the key to increased "g" / general fluid intelligence. While studies are very early on the more important and larger areas of the brain such as the frontal cortex, unless I'm mistaken the memory center of the brain, The Hippocampus, has even been shown to replenish it's own brain cells throughout the entire human life-span rather than solely in childhood, and there have been vague hints for the cortex as well. It may turn out this "adult neurogenesis" is extremely negligible, but hopefully that also means that rven beyond the neuroplasticity of surviving brain cells, adults have just as much potential for training intelligence as children, barring the extra EXTRA boost kids get during early childhood that is. Furthermore, the brain alone consumes roughly 20% of the human body's total oxygen, and it has apparently been observably proven that cardiovascular exercise can increase IQ, so I'm personally taking up a weekly sprinting routine to hopefully up my blood-oxygen levels for the fluid-intelligence benefits.

[@thehousehacker]

My rule of thumb when determining if a supplement is effective. I go into it assuming that it wont work, but if any difference is noticed it would mean that the effect is sufficiently strong to overcome my doubt (which acts like a reverse placebo)

[@leonjhendrix]

Interesting approach!

[@horribleIRUKANDJI]

good point

[@623pieman]

That’s a good way to go about it, but you should also be aware that a placebo can have an effect even if you’re told it is a placebo. Remaining skeptical is still a good idea though

[@karlangelooliveros9308]

Any suggestions for us about what to take?

[@thehousehacker]

@@karlangelooliveros9308 Unfortunately, in the realm of nootropics, no. But I haven't explored to deeply on those. I have messed with other things like NAD, NMN, and resveratrol to name a few. I will say its extraordinarily rare when I am convinced something works

[@8546Ken]

Reminds me of an Uncle Remus story I heard as a kid. The one guy sold the other guy some "smart pills". He tried them and said "These are nothing but sugar pills". The first guy says, "See, you're getting smart already."

[@dzenishadzic664]

Yeah but Remus is doing fantastic. I always buy his exhausts

[@erikjon8432]

😂

[@aladinhegic3306]

Try adderall hah

[@golden7382]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nathaniel205]

😂😂😂

[@mozartiano123]

Just found your channel and I'm glad for it. Good job, man.

[@HankDaDank]

i really liked this video i felt like it was very well paced an interesting subbed

[@mobgoblin9023]

More accurate title: Trying adderall Alternatives to see wich one kicks the best 👌

[@matt.lehodey]

Modafinil.

[@PlexiumGames]

nothing actually works as well as adderall lmao.

[@kingsway.183]

@@PlexiumGames concerta

[@jonroe8070]

@@PlexiumGames Vyvanse works better but dosent feel as good for me atleast

[@Szczuraphine]

Crystal meth

[@grantarmstrong2968]

For anyone curious about consistently trying these brain enhancing drugs, I highly recommend that even with the lower dosage brain enhancers you use sparingly only when you feel you need it. The brain naturally adapts to its internal environment, so if you use caffeine and a drug cocktail to make the perfect head space to work. Eventually your brain will expect that as the norm and you will have serious difficulty functioning without constantly using these drugs. There is no drug that will teach you how to learn a language in a day or juggle chainsaws or something. Intelligence isn’t a momentary state but rather a skill achieved through mental training and practice

[@rakeenraccoon4094]

Does this "brain adaptation" also happen with stimulants for people with ADHD?

[@jordy_kill1298]

@@rakeenraccoon4094 yh i wanna know too

[@akshatghoshal6098]

@@rakeenraccoon4094 I dont see why not

[@GetSomeGringo]

@@rakeenraccoon4094 your mind absolutely dose, the chemical balance it restores to an add riddled brain eventually returns to it’s original state if the dose isn’t increased incrementally

[@1cecreampize197]

yeah now i cant sleep without caffine

[@AllTheGo0dNamesRGone]

I've currently made one and self-testing. Mostly a dopamine stimulator. Tastes absolutely terrible but 100% works to boost mood, focus and motivation. The 3 main things that dopamine does. Although it definitely needs some ironing out as there are ingredients that seem to be mostly pointless from what I've gathered and others I'd rather put it in. It's only the beginning stage and has a lot of work still to go. The eventual plan is to turn it into an "energy drink" type thing for students, entrepreneurs etc.

[@michaelbertolino8937]

Contact the name above 👆 he'll guide you prupaly 🍄🙏

[@aleksejkokarev6472]

Brother send them to me i'll be your drug tester

[@michaelbertolino8937]

@@aleksejkokarev6472 contact this legit plug ASAP he'll guide you prupaly 🍄🍫🙏

[@michaelbertolino8937]

@Trip_world1_

[@mominakhawaja5903]

Woahh that's so cool! Best of luck to you, Duck.

[@Thumper68]

Hard work, honesty, quality you can’t lose.

[@ATRestoration]

I lately discovered that if I go to sleep 30min earlier, then I need 1-2 hour less sleep. Also I feel more energetic then. The body heals itself in the middle of the sleep, so sleep is super important.

[@johannsebastianbach9003]

The pill actually works, I always take it during exam, but it only lasts 4 hours, that's why I would bring an extra, but yeh it might be considered cheating but hey its working

[@ATRestoration]

If you go to sleep bofore you are tired, take the cold shower in the morning and exercise every day you will be sharp and healthy without any pills. For example, I did regular swimming workout, then I noticed that my brain worked better. Its is quite logical: when swimming the brain is at the same level as heart, the blood flow to the brain is very good resulting sharper thinking. All the processes in our bodies are related to blood circulation, if this works well then anything else will work too. The pills, coffe and energy drinks are like a loan, that you have to pay back in the future. And the payday can come unexpectedly.

[@DekkarJr]

I find that i feel awful if I sleep more than like 6-8 hours.

[@tyalla2008]

@@DekkarJr If you are an adult, you are not supposed to sleep less or more than the range u gave

[@tyalla2008]

@@johannsebastianbach9003 I have a girl in my class that took 2 pills for memory boost and cognitive boost. Only thing she got was anxiety Its quite a 50/50 (more like 70/30) but one thing 100/0 is water. Just drink it a lot before important stuff

[@mrnicocandelas]

I tried Alpha Brain regular for a few months, it was great. I bought the black label, like you expecting better results I didn't feel anything I still have most of the Black Label bottle. I will mix and match and return to regular. I completely agree with your review very insightful and helpful in confirming that it was the bottle, I'll eat more carrots.

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

EARLY! thanks for the upload Leon (: keep it up!

[@leonjhendrix]

Will do!

[@neighborhoodcaptain790]

Wow I didn’t know Graham watches KZbin videos

[@neighborhoodcaptain790]

Hey Graham, if you see this, I have some interesting video recommendations for you to react to. -Drew Binsky seeing how much 10 dollars can get him in various countries around the world -Ali G learning about economics

[@nick.bortolotti]

omg my two fav finance and business youtuber lol

[@jordanleo]

Did you smash the like button?

[@Things321]

I enjoyed the Elon contradiction. Turns this into an interesting exploration on nootropics yet not necessarily selling them per se.

[@leonjhendrix]

Yup, just experimenting

[@nabilrise1551]

@@leonjhendrix was this exploring the 2 storyline framework? I recall I've seen this channel talking about it(its 2 guys in Vegas forgot their name)

[@Bajalifestyle]

@@leonjhendrix Elon is not an entrepreneur, he's a government tool. All his companies have benefited directly from government policy and protection..even Bezos is suing NASA to prove this...

[@allgameriot1291]

Elons definitely on adderol

[@PierSilver]

@@Bajalifestyle and... that's not an entrepreneur? You don't think many of the bigger industries are taking subsidies as well? Weapons meat, automotive just to name a few. In Italy FIAT got 27 billions in 42 years as direct help (you can google that), not counting indirect ones.

[@KYDUH]

This video is amazing man

[@JSevillejo_ph]

This video just made me subscribe to ALL notifications. I take Rosea and now I'm just interested in exploring what other stuff you mentioned here.

[@sambrandner]

“The deeper you go into just one thing, the higher the returns get.” Underrated statement that is the backbone behind every great success story.

[@burnerjack01]

Sunk all I had into a new mechanical typewriter company. Went as deep as I could. No returns yet, but I'm totally committed.

[@cutratecontractor1000]

Go for it man

[@ajinomoto5788]

specialist vs generalist

[@Dataclysm]

The company I work for went bankrupt but was then bought out by 1 of the best in our industry so I decided to stick with them. I am now the top performer with the changes they made and what I did. That statement really did mean a lot to me too.

[@hansmeiser5812]

I really wish i haven't been nose-picking while reading your comment. ⛏️ Now i have a bleeding nose and i'm still not a millionaire. 😫

[@JoshGDS]

Me: how were you able to make a brain boosting pill? Manufacturer: the secret ingredient is placebo effect

[@rael2840]

Fr

[@Forgetful678]

The real boosted brain here is the inventors

[@tashagordita5430]

Yeah lol I remember I told my sister once " to stop your hiccups take a spoon of orange juice" and her hiccups were gone and I was like hehe

[@geddavis3234]

It’s just caffeine which does help productivity and focus but just get a coffee instead of wasting money on overpriced pills.

[@codyhughes1147]

So many are but theres some you can really feel. And im usualy a total skeptic because yes placebos are so common.

[@PavPetukhov]

Awesome video. Super funny, and those three points are actually make perfect sense!

[@danielmladenov2733]

Tbh I think that the pills actually don’t do anything but you are productive because you read the description of it and you get motivated.

[@shanoysewelle8462]

Placebo effect?

[@w1z4rd9]

@@shanoysewelle8462 Likely

[@icolater27]

I tried the $400 pill and then with the extra brain power it gave me I realised that speeding $400 on a pill is was the stupidest thing I ever did !!

[@daybreak106]

I tried the $400 pill and then with the extra brain power it gave me I realised that living in this horrible reality was the stupidest thing I ever did

[@zxeroxtill2677]

@@daybreak106 lol you just bought overprice vitamins, glad you realized it was a waste of money

[@houdammari9809]

@@zxeroxtill2677 He didn't buy Anything, It's a Joke...

[@jumawan80]

😂

[@shaunsteele8244]

it's actually like 7 pills, so... still stupid lol

[@AlgoCurioso4]

I think that the placebo effect is an important variable here.

[@wislata]

difference in believing and being is quite small

[@itzameh2233]

Mind over matter

[@rikukurkela8954]

@@wislata actually often it is not small there was once a study where patients with pain were given pills that had no pain releaving substance but they were told that there was and after it they all said that it helped

[@wislata]

@@rikukurkela8954 taisit lukee väärin ku ollaan niiku samalla linjalla tässä:D

[@ledomc2007]

You can’t placebo your way into being able to focus for hours longer

[@AWESOMEHEARTBEATS]

Dope beat amazing production 👍🔥🙌

[@RequiemFPS]

Awesome video man

[@thisisasignthatyoureamazin620]

Psilocybin mushrooms: "look what they're doing to copy a fraction of our power"

[@m0zzar353]

on god, just microdose. no need for a 400 dollar pill, instead you can buy a gram for 10 bucks and have a week of micro dosing and get better results

[@youngchap4941]

@@m0zzar353 I just got a mushroom stack... Lion's mane, shitake, reishi, and many more. On the note of magic mushrooms definitely agree I don't have to buy them cuz you can find them so easy I'm bought to grow some also witch is definitely worth it

[@m.m.4609]

@@m0zzar353 Lol you're comparing mushrooms to nootropics / racetam family. thats cute. it means you have absolutely no idea what racetams/nootropics are

[@HeyItsDylanXD]

@@m.m.4609 you have no idea what microdosing is.

[@masondykstra9464]

@@youngchap4941 they definitely can cause negative effects on your mental health as well

[@Me-eb3wv]

The best brain booster is sleep 😋 The best part is that it’s completely free :3

[@user-ov2fc5sd1e]

Free but not easily attainable for some people, especially GOOD QUALITY sleep

[@vinnytheplayer5500]

Not if ur in school

[@learningnew732]

@@vinnytheplayer5500 school making me dumb because of only 8 hours sleep and it's not even deep because school work 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@irfanrami9434]

@@zaiten2012 exactlyy

[@irfanrami9434]

@@learningnew732 8 hours is a lot of sleep wdym

[@problemsfan4132]

as someone who takes adhd meds, watching you take another pill after just getting a buzz from the first one made my circulatory system hurt.

[@problemsfan4132]

update after finishing this video: What The Hell

[@voidargent2119]

stgggg

[@ggaz683]

What type of ADHD med do you take? Because Adderall and Ritalin are wayyyy more effective than pretty much any nootropic formula.

[@problemsfan4132]

@@ggaz683 I think I posted this comment when I first started taking Focalin (and being medicated as a whole). I've adjusted my dose a few times since, but the side effects were still unsavory at a dose meant for elementary schoolers. I recently switched to Vyvanse. Even though I'm still on a tiny test dose, at least it isn't making my blood feel carbonated anymore xP

[@alperenakkuncu1417]

Can we just appreciate how great this video is.

[@GeorgiaPeck]

1. Effectiveness vs efficiency 2. Macro focus 3. Sleep diet exercise. The tool box you need. We can learn a lot from seeing the patterns of people who have achieved, focusing on their one thing and doing it so well. Thanks for another awesome video, Musk is an enigma

[@briandemian9709]

Musk is clearly something out of this world hahaha

[@Vtinnnnn]

Hi did you eat today?☺️ Drink water☺️ i love you😳

[@GeorgiaPeck]

@Clau007 very valid point! Looking in an outsider often isn’t the case of what is going on behind the scenes

[@copykaktus4193]

Not really.

[@EE-ky5nt]

@Clau007 Yeah he's obviously a figurehead. I'm not saying he's not an amazing engineer, but he is made to be some superhuman Iron man type figure, and there is a reason people like that only exist as superhero archetypes.

[@nukalaipasaka]

“I took some brain pills today.” “Oh then you must be very smart!” “Nah, I’m still dumb, I just do dumb stuff more efficiently.”

[@stefanschleps8758]

This video was a farce. Nothing more than a commercial, from a guy afraid of caffeine no less. Not a word of useful information or even direction. No mention of the following. No Modafinil. No Hydergine. No Vasopressin. Not even a mention of Phosphatidyl Serine. There are a few more that are highly effective, and inexpensive, and safer. I began a study and experimentation with some Nootropics in 1977. This experimentation continues through this day. I didn't mention all of the ones I am familiar with. (A warning! Used indiscriminately some of them can have serious adverse reactions.) Caveat Emptor! Do your own research, remembering "cerebral plasticity and neuronal pruning". Good luck.

[@ani110]

@@stefanschleps8758 sir stop

[@nukalaipasaka]

@@stefanschleps8758 what

[@Legacy_Music]

@@stefanschleps8758 dnc didnt ask

[@BankBurgur]

This was a coppied comment smh

[@zoeywinston6826]

LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life. I became a better version of myself This experience gave me a lot of confidence about my self and my body. A bunch of bad thought / behavior patterns were broken. One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands a lot. It gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine, this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip: Everything is alright. The main reason for the trip was my severe depression and it definitely helped me (although it's not gone). Before all I could do was lay in bed. Now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before."

[@georgewilliams1062]

Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it’s just so hard to source here

[@Jerryberger9235]

Psychedelics are the reason why i didn’t take my life when i was at my end. I was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity and even though i still battle anxiety and depression, I’m doing better everyday and will never think in such a self destructive way again.

[@sarahh321]

@@georgewilliams1062 [_James_tray] Got psychs

[@georgewilliams1062]

@@sarahh321 Where to search?? Is it IG?

[@nishaelvert1104]

@Kyle Russell Last year, I took shrooms at Las Vegas thinking it was going to hit like an edible or something. Shit was scary at first but amazing once you start getting deeper into your thoughts

[@heidekathrine4433]

It's really wonderful to come across people who freely share valuable information online. You never know what kind of knowledge you might stumble upon that could have a lasting impact on your life.

[@manuelolaf772]

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[@elsebabette1727]

What specific type of investment are you referring to? I'm aware that making money through investing is not as straightforward as it may appear.

[@manuelolaf772]

Cryptocurrency trading appears to be quite lucrative. Despite the constantly changing nature of Bitcoin, it's evident that the cryptocurrency community is here to stay. John Joseph, you're doing an excellent job.

[@user-dl8gu3kq3k]

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[@manuelolaf772]

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[@BrianCatalano]

I wonder how much of these effects are a placebo. That being said, I love macuna pruriens for a dopamine boost during editing... I may have just convinced myself they work? Great video as always, Leon!

[@leonjhendrix]

Likewise! I think placebo is usually more powerful than we think

[@lancetheking7524]

@@leonjhendrix it's very effective in everything

[@FirstSynapse]

Well placebo effect accounts for about 40% of the effect size in any drug trial

[@incription]

im gonna sy 100%

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Even if it is placebo if it works

[@metaspherz]

Seriously, the placebo effect is well represented here. I propose that most of the successful people noted in the video were already successful prior to taking any 'super' pill. Sure, they probably took vitamins and minerals plus a few other well-known mood-enhancing stimulants that have been available for decades in the typical health food store, but I rather doubt that they could name a single legal substance that had provided them with truly enhanced mental abilities outside of caffeine. I'm also sure that many of those persons also lost a lot of sleep, ate poorly, and only exercised occasionally too while they were pursuing their passion! There is no magic pill for success, despite what the marketing on the bottle asserts. It all involves hard work, discipline, persistence, and a can-do attitude...with a little luck and being in the right place at the right time thrown in for good measure. Other than that, having a marketable talent or a healthy inheritance helps too...

[@RandomInternetStranger]

This is very true. I don't think it was entirely a placebo, and there was clearly caffeine in most if not all of the pills used in this video. Perhaps actual medical substances were used, like the ones in ADHD medicine and the like. I'm sure as hell not taking any of these without properly and thoroughly testing them for every chemical they have.

[@Leos74]

i mean.. Steve Jobs was a big fan of some heavy drugs so..

[@gujono.eiriksson8553]

Nothing works. Alcahol has no effects. No one has ever used drugs.

[@SourCyanide]

​@@RandomInternetStranger look up the effects of beta alanine. it's something I stay away from but it definitely has a noticeable effect and makes me feel like a crackhead

[@Doartproject]

true

[@Goofy_ahh_Andrew]

Thanks for the free NFT screenshots! 🤗

[@martinobarrett7976]

youre amazing bro big up from JA

[@RealJamieBarclay]

Really interesting concept, I've always toyed with the idea of taking "focus pills", but as you alluded to in this video, unless you're already in a pretty good state with yourself, it's like putting a small plaster on a gushing wound. They should only be used as boosters to productivity, not cures for procrastination.

[@leonjhendrix]

Exactly. Fundamentals first, then you can think about cranking up the speed etc. (if it works for you at all)

[@christophermichaeljordan7568]

“Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.”

[@RealJamieBarclay]

@@christophermichaeljordan7568 Overcoming procrastination is perhaps the most important thing I've ever done.

[@malan07]

@@RealJamieBarclay tutorial=needed

[@ClassicClown]

i would argue with this, But I'll do that later

[@ernestogonzalez9897]

I appreciate that little piece of advice at around 5:40 about zoning in on one skill set instead of spreading yourself thin across a bunch of ventures. I find myself being interested in many things and sometimes I need the reminder to stay in my lane lol

[@mr.non-obvious7872]

Lol the cat kicking him in the face won me over 😆

[@hippocrates72]

8:45 1. Effectiveness 2. Macro Focus 9:08 & 9:16 3. Sleep, *Diet,* Exercise

[@andreidonstein7121]

Another “piece of art” KZbin video i am so happy that people like you exist !

[@duri_sk]

Man, this video is just so amazing! Really entertaining to watch and at the same time informative and helpful. Thanks a lot for it!

[@chandanreddy842]

I found your channel yesterday, and I am in love with your videos. Top tier content, with an amazing sense of humor that keeps the information fresh and interesting!

[@michaelbertolino8937]

Contact the name above 👆 he'll guide you prupaly 🍄🙏

[@gagansingh9950]

Thanks for your help ❤😊

[@Iron-Bridge]

Sorted out my sleep, exercise and nutrition. It's an ongoing battle. The real game changer for me was researching my own possible mineral deficiency like magnesium and zinc. I'd encourage people to start with that. A lot of my brain fog, slowed muscle recovery, fatigue and lack of motivation was influenced by a severe magnesium depletion.

[@MONKEYSCHANNEL327]

I concur... magnesium and zinc are like super nutrients. They effect collectively around 600 functions in our body. So the "sleep diet and excersice " advice was pretty spot on. Limiting alcohol will always help you preserve magnesium in your body and limiting sex and especially matsturbation will limit the amount of zinc and other nutrients you waste.

[@MONKEYSCHANNEL327]

We are born with everything we need to be great

[@yoshidayui7774]

Magnesium makes me suffer

[@DylanBFishkeeper]

Getting a blood test done can reveal a lot. On my first visit to my current Primary Care Physician, she was very thorough in getting to know my personal health: she went over dietary habits, physical activities, and sleep schedules and asked me for information about energy levels, ability to focus, and general mental status. She also ordered some blood work and reviewed family history to get the best idea for where I was and what I could do for the healthiest lifestyle. To end the trip she drew some blood and ordered me to come in for a review once the labs came back. I had been slightly lethargic, but it hadn't felt too crazy or like it was really impacting me during the day. After going through my blood work, she zeroed in on some areas and next appointment gave me suggestions to adjust my diet. Zinc, vitamin B, and vitamin D were the big 3 I needed, and following her recommendations had a MAJOR impact on my focus and productivity. From work to the gym, it was huge: the thing is, though, it wasn't some magic pill or life hack, just knowing what your body needs and respecting that each day. It also wasn't an overnight change and it took a few weeks to get my levels to the right spot, but the difference with hindsight was so stark.

[@DylanBFishkeeper]

@Michiel W For some reason your comment only loaded after I replied to OP. Depending on how helpful your PCP is, you can ask them to do some blood work to see what your levels are as you're not sure how well your diet is covering your nutritional needs. Mine isolated a few key nutrients I was deficient in and was able to recommend dietary changes and supplements I could take to cover for them. Alternatively, you can also look at daily recommended values for a person of your build and compare that to your typical weekly diet to see where you're likely over/under. Weekly outlooks are better than daily as you get a better macro view of your habits and it can help you plan to fix it (meal prepping is great for both saving money and getting a well-rounded diet).

[@Reactionize]

The most serious issue with over-supplements is that they're not checked. the govt doesn't really monitor product testing or ingredient integrity; however, they are doing keep a watchful look out for chemicals that enable attention claims concerning healing specific conditions."

[@UYII-tx7un]

The fact that they're not checked is a blessing and a curse. It's a curse because of the un-healthy things people put in pills and tell others to buy, the blessing is that people put stuff into pills which actually works and tell others to buy. If most goverments see supplements/drugs/medicine that actually works they ban it and take control over it.

[@ishrendon6435]

@@UYII-tx7un i don't think the government cares about safety tbh most government approved medicines are dangerous 😳 all studies show ove 60 percent of prescription medicine are harmful but theyre approved by medical experts. Its horrible

[@m.m.4609]

The products you can buy online are mostly tested and even offer lab certificates. Also, the racetam family has 0 to no side effects. don't let some youtube videos fool you, study the actual research.

[@TheCurtisdavies]

great vid man... new subscriber

[@davide_lit]

Loved at 3:48 with the background music, the zoom in, the color grading hahahha everything was perfect

[@TommyCraze]

great high quality content my man! love the editing

[@nukalaipasaka]

Almost 3 million subs but still no likes. Impressive

[@pimpmykek3213]

hi tommy

[@zeeroeth]

Leon is the most underrated KZbinr imo. He offers so much value and if I could invest into youtubers like stocks, I’d strike it rich investing in him.

[@leonjhendrix]

❤️

[@genius6084]

i'd invest into hamza, icecold jt, kelly wakasa and him and a couple of others too

[@zeeroeth]

@@genius6084 hamza is the only one of those I recognize but I’ll make sure to check out the ithers

[@genius6084]

@@zeeroeth good decision, great guys

[@zeeroeth]

@@genius6084 thanks man!

[@ivartheboneless806]

I'm diagnosed autistic and adhd (it's mild autism) I had restless legs and racing thoughts and was depressed all the time and I fixed all of that by stopping all my medication like my antidepressants and sleep pills I started working out and taking cold showers that I hated but pushing through it made me realise I'm in control of my restless legs and racing thoughts and my body and I learned to relax

[@lamebubblesflysohigh]

I tried Pyridoxine (vit. B6) at nootropic doses at uni once and it worked flawlessly. I was sharp, extremely focused and I even remembered passwords I forgot over a decade ago. The only side effect was trouble falling asleep. BUT it stopped working after like 2 weeks. My body got used to it. I tried it again this year after 12 years and it did nothing :-/

[@michaelbertolino8937]

Contact the name above 👆 he'll guide you prupaly 🍄🙏

[@shinobi3673]

That's me with every nootropic I try. Works great; stops after weeks; never, ever works again!

[@financialwolf]

Loved this video man! Super interesting stuff

[@noahbodhi8657]

As a psychedelic psychologist who's passion is studying consciousness I took a look at their stacks. While they don't put amounts, there are some ingredients that are certainly effective to a certain degree. It is cheaper and more effective to buy the individual ingredient supplements and keep a journal of how they effect you to create your own stack. I am very surprised to not see adrafonil in a single one of their stacks. Adrafonil, or the better prescription version modafonil, is probably the most potent nootropic on the market. I didn't see noopep, nor any choline stacks. The marketing is insane with these products.

[@severihirvaskoski4542]

what pill would u recommend if you had to pick one from the market? decent price and effective yet natural/safe ingridients

[@sk00pidis]

There are very valid reasons for not using modafinil...The wide spectrum of negative reactions with other common/widely used medication + bad side effects reported in medicines like Modiodal for example , make the substance not that desirable in nootropics. Don't get me wrong it works great, but I would definitely check with a doctor first.

[@Zuentax]

can you check my stack ? :)

[@toberkel1997]

@Corey Cobb Tried these pills, but they feel like nothing compared to aderall xD Gonna stay with aderall

[@nicoraba]

Are there studies about interactions of this kind of nootropic with ssri/snri?

[@Shimainuu]

I wonder if these would work for me kind of like you said Joe Rogan needs it for sentence improvements.. I stutter sometimes due to thinking too fast and wording out the sentences in my thoughts while also speaking halfway of what I was thinking in the first place I'm curious to know if it would actually stabilize that problem

[@josephpugh9210]

Because of this video i went ahead and tried Bioptimizers "World Domination". Im 8 days in and i must say these products are life-changing. I have bipolar disorder and find it hard to get out of bed to begin with. Over the last 8 days ive been so much more productive, happy, and motivated to get up and go about my day. I never wanted to take SNRI's for it and now i dont have to. Everyone around me says they love my improved mood. I also lost 10lbs in 8 days just from being able to go about my daily life. Im thuroughly impressed. @Leon Hendrix: Your video saved my life no joke. Im dead serious about that. I thought i was done for. I was hopeless, and filled with despair about how my life was going. Now im the happiest ive ever been. Thank you for this video! ❤️

[@maxdrvn]

wow, I was thinking of trying it too. sounds promising, although for me it'll have to wait. I'd rather first make sure that I nail every single health habit to get the most of it, or at least make sure its not a placebo effect

[@abdmed4269]

@@maxdrvnhave u tried it?

[@ggaz683]

You got scammed. I went to their website and read all of the ingredients, its like 1-10 dollars worth of ingredients sold at $400. If you cant tell these are con men then idk what to tell you.

[@josephpugh9210]

​@Hahaha-ew5xn it works for me so thats all i care about.

[@dantan85]

'Disappointments comes with expectations' I think trying new things like this or doing anything in life: if you dont expect anything, you cant be disappointed. I've bought so many cheap things with the mindset they are all trash, but a lot of them actually was worth the purchase.

[@DJayAce4]

1. Effectiveness > Efficiency 2. Macro Focus 3. Health = Sleep/diet/exercise This is really simple and to the point, yet extremely solid advice, I like it! Going to figure out a nice way to put this up on the wall somewhere where I can see it. Thanks! Also I take a pill that already outperforms all of these, it's called Adderall lol. I take a low dose though, started a year ago. Only taking 15mg extended release, so not too powerful. Pretty much the difference I feel is that I just don't get groggy in times that I used to get groggy. I'm sure if I took a higher dose I'd feel more of the focus part of the drug. I just don't want to become dependent in feeling a certain way all the time. I just like the fact that I don't get groggy, nothing else feels different really, so I think I'm going to stick to 15mg.

[@zervont3046]

Yeah but yourr Asian so it doesnt matter

[@wadavis2011]

It’s a trip how everyone’s brain is different. I got diagnosed as an adult recently with ADHD (32yrs old) and I take 40mg Adderal extended release daily. I can almost not focus or be productive on days I don’t take it or forget to take it. My life had always felt like I was running in a race with my shoelaces tied together that I could not untie. And all my life everyone passing me by would just tell me to untie my shoes, or that I was lazy because I wouldn’t just untie them. Now, I was able to get really good at running with them tied, but getting diagnosed and medicated made it to where my laces were now untied. I’m still not the fastest, and I now have to learn how to run again, but the difference is night and day. I was almost resentful at first when I finally took the dive to get diagnosed as it made me wonder what all missed opportunities I may have passed, or where I could’ve been as an adult with my shoes not tied together. Wierd rant but just trips me out how the brain works, and how everyones brain is different.

[@DJayAce4]

@@wadavis2011 I love the metaphor you used. "My life had always felt like I was running in a race with my shoelaces tied together that I could not untie.", nice... Definitely a great way of describing how stuck one can get when having ADHD. Yeah the mind is such a powerful thing. There's a lot of truth (within reason) when people talk about being able to manifest something tangible into their life through the power of attraction and belief. Like if you think it, and it will come. Although there's more to it than just willpower and positive thinking, but the mind is very powerful in that since. I'm 31, and I can tell you that I really wasted the first decade and a half of my life. I really did, and I'm still trying to get out of the habits I have created over the years that have held me back for so long. I'd say Adderall, even though I initially stated in my op that all it does is get rid of the grogginess I used to experience. That's somewhat untrue, because even though I don't feel any extra effects. Since I have started taking Adderall, the rate at which I have felt progression in my life has gone way up. I am being more proactive rather than reactive to my situation. I am now actively working at bettering myself and the root of what has held me back, rather than just always reacting to it. Not sure if that's just a coincidence or a direct result of taking Adderall, but I'd like to think Adderall has contributed.

[@Poopmyjorts]

@@wadavis2011 this comment I think is my pushing point to go get medical advice for me. I’ve always thought I had add (not adhd) just very hard to focus a lot and I end up missing a lot of things. I try to just stay caffeinated all the time since it seems like the only thing close to a solution

[@wadavis2011]

@@Poopmyjorts do it! I held up doing so for so long due to the stigma of talking to a psychiatrist and getting diagnosed. I would read so many stories of the drs just telling people to stop being lazy, to try to organize better, or being treated as a junkie trying to get a fix! But finally I took the dive and set up the appointment. And trust, that was one of the most difficult calls I had to make. I felt like a failure for not being able to fix my life without medication! I was told all my life that I was lazy, too unfocused, too hyper, always in my head, and worst of all, that I had a lot of potential that was wasted. The process is long and tedious to boot. Took me multiple psychiatrist & psychologist appointments $$, and over a month to do! But man, am I glad I dialed that phone! At first I was sad, and angry at realizing that none of that was my fault, and that I my brain just needed a little help. Worse even is that my parents were told many times that I should probably get tested for adhd and they would get mad at the teachers for even mentioning it, and refused to get me diagnosed. Who knows where my life would’ve ended up. I would never trade my life for a different one and all the challenges made me a stronger person. It’s like when athletes train in the mountains with less oxygen, so their body is more prepared at sea level. Adderal for me was like moving from the mountains down lower.

[@nortongreeen]

Leon, I love your video !! I watched your video about passion (which I can hugely relate to) and you talked about that you are more of a yellow person and kinda also into comedy and entertainment and all, and one can definitely see it in this video, super exciting and authentic. Keep up the great work man!

[@user-bh9lp7ev6t]

If i want to buy this capsule, please tell me the idea, where shall i get this capsule? I want to try this capsule

[@AsoftDolphinn]

that mad dog at like 4 minutes is a stimulate eyebrow thing

[@heathbecker420]

I took noots my buddy imported from asian pharmacies, back in college (2002 ish). They definitely improved my focus and motivation however I am also a chronic insomniac and getting my brain to shut off and allow for restful sleep was near impossible so I quickly discontinued their daily use to not go insane from lack of sleep.

[@shonnansan7355]

Your storytelling, humour and ideas are great. One of the only youtubers where i feel like i learned something at the end of the video !!!

[@leonjhendrix]

Thanks!!

[@foralex0516]

First time watching Love this guy

[@Yandera82]

great vid!

[@BellyKingTheOne]

You have to make more of these videos man, you inspire me every time. Keep'em coming!

[@leonjhendrix]

Been busy hiring and building out a team to make more videos moving forward 💪🏻

[@BellyKingTheOne]

@@leonjhendrix I’m really glad you did, your content is so insightful. I’m excited to see what’s next 🙂

[@NathanKwadade]

@@leonjhendrix Yeah keep it up 👍 Btw does Nootropics really work???

[@soothsayer7208]

plot twist: its all just cocaine. literally everything is cocaine and leon is in one big fever dream where each product has a different price point and looks different. its just COCAINE

[@jeantowerofficial]

bro is elliot alderson

[@agnesyakubu2334]

Bitcoin is the future, investing in it now will be the wisest thing to do , especially with the current rise

[@agnesyakubu2334]

People will be kicking themselves in a few years if they miss this precious opportunity to trade and invest in binary options this period

[@agnesyakubu2334]

I have been trading under expect Dylan J Mason platform, he made me $23,000 with an investment plan of $4,000

[@AbubakaCalo]

The first time I told my wife that i was investing in forex trade, she was angry and told me that I will lose all the money I invested in it

[@josemanuel947]

Realmente funcionan. Antes de tomarlas parecías ser tonto completo y después solamente medio tonto. Enhorabuena, el experimento fue todo un éxito. Sigue tomándolas

[@alex-kw8nf]

You actually have like a limit where you can productively focus,thats why finding the perfect dose for adhd medication can be difficult. i once heard of a kid that had a too high dose and instead of focusing on work he was counting his arm hairs

[@qbb01]

Mate, your content is amazing and I love your sense of humour. Keep it up!

[@fuschi5189]

You make really good content man, I hope the algo picks up on this. Selfhelp content made entertaining without it feeling too cookie cutter or drawn out like it does with Graham Stephan for example. Keep up the good work.

[@53sf6ws-wg1jg]

Haahaha Leon thanks for this one. The Elon Meme you got running through this is hillarious and gave me a good loud laughter. And you finish on a great baseline: sleep, diet, exercise. I take this one home. Thanks again and all the best to you

[@mrchickenchicken2080]

I feel like it does absolutely nothing but just makes you feel confident in your stidying

[@TheBruceKeller]

Man, I really need to start selling my own nootropic stacks once the supply chain issues resolve(esp the racetams). I'm sure these stacks have some good components, but I'm also sure it's probably marked up insanely.

[@10_98L]

Okay??

[@10_98L]

Dream will love this

[@tylermurch]

Its about the ability to get into flow state and cutting out distraction for me. L theanine actually works pretty well for getting into flow state. Also, the FocusAid drink works pretty well for me too. Choline is another one that seems to be a key ingredient in many of the nootropics

[@halcyon3116]

L-theanine makes me tired

[@DekkarJr]

Choline is made into acetylcholine - your brains memory chemical - It also helps your brain communicate with all of your skeletal muscles( the ones you can control, - not the heart ) so that helps your muscle memory and the control of your entire body in general . I take Alpha Brain, the 40$ product and many of it's ingredients inhibit aceytyl cholinesterase (like Huperza A from the Huperzia Serrata plant - used in herbal eastern medicine), the enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine. So your brain has way more acetylcholine floating around! I haven't tried focus aid but I will have to try it now! :D Huperza A has a similar pharmacology to memantine - a prescription drug that is used in treating alzheimers disease! Eggs are a great source of choline, one of the highest food sources of it btw - that's part of the reason why they are so effective as a breakfast food IMO. Plenty of protein and a ton of choline.

[@Kyle-uz1rp]

LifeAid Focus is great, I mix those with copious amounts of caffiene, brainforce (doubles that alpha gpc + ashwinaga root) Then I just pray my adhd doesnt hijack my increased productivity.

[@twoinoneoneintwo.songsmash5161]

try choline with 100mg ginseng, ginko biloba and Guarana all on 100mg then see the magic without sideeffect.

[@marktyler2068]

@@twoinoneoneintwo.songsmash5161 I have tried all of those and they all have huge downsides - at least for me.

[@Leonmiller407]

Has anyone tried Performix? When I take it I feel a heightened sense of awareness and energy to last the entire day and most of the night. I’m an over the road truck driver and I can complete an 11 hour driving shift and not even feel tired. The day flies by.

[@mannualfpv6293]

so ive had that 'zoned in feeling' only once before, and it was because of a song which is crazy to me, the thing is- i lost the song and i only listened to it once, the feeling is really something

[@Praharshkstudios]

Why do I feel like Leon's insurance is at least 10 times everybody else's

[@xarrowverse]

Hi Leon, I definitely considering this for the deep concentration! Thank you so much, I subscribed and appreciate the hard work.

[@AMindInOverdrive]

haha reminds me of when red bull came out first (I like the taste of it). I didn't realize how powerful it was; I was at a table quiz in a pub with people I work with. I had a 10mile drive home, so I was not drinking beer, so I was drinking glasses of red bull, as if they were soda. I must have had 4 or 5 (maybe more) of them over a couple of hours, but I was jumping my leg, tapping on the table, getting really anxious. People were looking at me asking if I was ok. I felt fine just couldn't sit there any longer, had to leave. It was getting late, so I went to bed when I got home, but couldn't sleep ... was WIDE awake. Pu on my track suit, went to the garage at the bottom of our yard and punched the punchbag around for what seemed like an hour. Thought 'well I must be tired enough to sleep now' - Went back to bed....still wide awake LOL

[@FantomZap]

Thank you, very nice video

[@ODDWRIGHTSHORTS]

Whether I’m into nootropics or not, this was a really well told and entertaining “journey”. Top stuff!

[@MetaRun1]

You’re absolutely right about the second secret, and it’s something I’ve learned by reading on my own and listening to people in the design world. The sooner you can find your niche, the better. And that niche is the intersection of what you’re good at and what you find interesting. The reason why it can be so off putting is because you’re essentially exposed to the same type of problem over and over again which sounds... not enjoyable. Very monotonous and boring. And a number of people change too soon just because they’re just going through a rut. But the benefits you reap by being an expert in a field are absolutely worth it. It’s obvious that you’ve found your niche, Leon, and it’s even better since you’re in your early twenties. Keep at it brother!

[@leonjhendrix]

Spot on comment!

[@user-yf8iv3ml1p]

Amazing video

[@Vj-mi7fi]

Are these pills healthy ? If used regularly is there any side effects ? Because everything comes with a cost .

[@StaufferGarage]

This was incredibly helpful to see your opinion on all of these options. Also, your content is incredible!

[@MENACE_VENOM]

Why do you've 1 like on your comment?

[@HiHi-ek1dd]

Hi

[@MENACE_VENOM]

@Your Worst Nightmare 14*

[@MENACE_VENOM]

@@HiHi-ek1dd hi

[@MENACE_VENOM]

@Your Worst Nightmare 14* done >3

[@JohnS-er7jh]

cool video, but I dont' see some of these on Amazon. I am suspect when a supplement maker only sells direct on their website. But then again I don't always go by online reviews either (some companies just pay for fake reviews).

[@mikail8301]

My experience about productive people and their approaches is that, most important thing is to study yourself to understand yourself what is good to you and what is not which is coming by trying and using different methods, ways etc, cuse you find a lot important advices but a lot of successful doesn’t give any attention

[@GrantNavarre]

Great video and it was great to meet you last night. Keep it up! I agree we’re always looking for a pill 💊 but the normal boring stuff is what’s best for us.

[@leonjhendrix]

Absolutely!!