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Misc Urgent need to learn math, which nootropic?

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My highest mathematical education is Accounting and I am in need of learning algebra then I will move up to calculus (try within a 6 month span continuously). I need a drug that would be for extreme memory and retention. I have heard that Oxiracetam and Adderall would be best for this perhaps with the addition of Alpha GPC. I consider myself of average if not lower IQ only because I have not taught myself as I have never been as eager to learn as I am now. I know this will definitely bring my IQ up greatly.

I also have extremely bad brain fog, feeling like a zombie of which I have been having for several years now since taking LSD. Not sure if it was even that, I even took Oxycod and DXM once at the time era. So since bad brain fog type stuff and hppd. When I use the bathroom I see strong visuals on the floor like a bunch of squares. Or certain carpet textures may have a similar effect when walking (dizziness) its all really hard to explain and I'm trying to cure it.


I am in desperate need to learn mathematics so thanks for trying!
 
Focus on having a good study environment and habits first, active lifestyle and diet next, then worry about drugs to take... nootropics are not miracle substances. And Adderall may feel like a performance enhancer, but if you think you have brain fog now, wait til you are dependent on amphetamines.
 
What is wrong with those visuals? Are they normal post-lsd effects?
 
I have "brain fog", as well, from a non-hospitalized OD of dextromethorphan hcl. I took DXM every day for two weeks and on the last day, I took twice my normal dose and ended up in a ditch near a major road for 18 hours. I had constant nightmares for months after whenever I would sleep. The nightmares were so real and lucid that I was never the same after. I also had severe flashbacks for a few years, lessening each week for six years, when they stopped.

I still get visual snow and see geometric patterns in the sky and on walls, twelve years later. I can't do simple math and forget things constantly. I would see a psychiatrist if you feel you can't focus, but let him steer you in the right direction, instead of insisting on someting like amph. salts, which are insanely addictive.

Cheers.
 
Well, this is life) In your research on math you definitely need the
help and support of experts https://www.assignmentexpert.com/math at least until you remember the material, used to your IQ, there is also mentioned service which is really great. You will not spend the most time with starting your calculation isn't a bad idea.
I was learning mostly from the college and specialist assignments sample. In fact, I think that this is the best
idea to pass math test at all. And sure practice, and practice again.
 
No drug will ever bring you from being able to do basic accounting to calculus in six months. No drug will ever make you drastically learn math faster.
 
I've just started using phenibut when I study. It seems to help but I don't know whether that's just the placebo effect. Start off with low doses though

Caffeine pills can also give you a kick
 
I really don't think drugs will be the solution you're looking for. Nothing is going to work as well as practice. If you absolutely must, dextroamphetamine would probably be the most effective. I haven't found modafinil/adrafinil to do much. There's also racetams, but I don't have any experience with those.
 
if you are unfamiliar, it I'd recommend Khan academy to learn the math in an engaging and thorough manner. Can help you to reach your goal (https://www.khanacademy.org). It'll keep drilling you on your weaknesses until you learn the material. Drugs might help too, not sure. I rarely get any benefit from them over any period of time and am sceptical of performance enhancing claims for stuff like this, but others claim to get benefits from study aids.
 
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