Plasticity peptides in strength training?

[ashenlmao]

I'm juggling the thought of peptides that increase brain plasticity for use in powerlifting. Since I figure a lot of strength training has to due with neural adaptations, peptides like Semax and Selank could be interesting to use. I've used both but never paid any attention to their impact on my lifting, so I'm thinking I'll make a stack with them in pretty hefty doses alongside noopept, alpha-gpc, nicotine, ritalin, lion's mane, aniracetam, DHA, and uridine.

Anyone who's tried a stack like this for strength before have any comments? Or if anyone who's more knowledgeable than I can say this is a stupid idea. We'll see if anything interesting happens. Worth a shot at least.

 

[Ateam2023]

I'm juggling the thought of peptides that increase brain plasticity for use in powerlifting. Since I figure a lot of strength training has to due with neural adaptations, peptides like Semax and Selank could be interesting to use. I've used both but never paid any attention to their impact on my lifting, so I'm thinking I'll make a stack with them in pretty hefty doses alongside noopept, alpha-gpc, nicotine, ritalin, lion's mane, aniracetam, DHA, and uridine.

Anyone who's tried a stack like this for strength before have any comments? Or if anyone who's more knowledgeable than I can say this is a stupid idea. We'll see if anything interesting happens. Worth a shot at least.

 

[Ghoul]

Look into Dalfampridine if you're trying to find something to "recruit" more CNS power to muscles. "Dalstep" from India pharma. Keep the doses VERY low. Too much "enhanced nerve conduction"= seizures.


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