accelerants with less side effects

I want to get into accelerants to improve my productivity, but I'm scared of their addictive potential and side effects. Caffeine is fine but I'm looking for something stronger. Are there any drugs that have low side effects, low addiction potential, and are strong? Am I looking for something that doesn't exist?

Check out modafinil OP. Sounds like what you are looking for. Most amphetamines are too addictive, and leave you looking for that dopamine rush.

stop watching porn/fapping to it I've found that this has increased my focus and attention span greatly

>>486 not what I was looking for at all. I already fap only very rarely

>>487 look into 'smart drugs'

>>484 OP, the word you are looking for is "stimulants". Accelerants are for starting fires.

>>489 yes, sorry.

Methylphenidate (Ritalin) is pretty safe if you can tolerate a slight increase in heart rate and blood pressure.

- Modafinil - Amphetamines (Dextro, not Levo) Some mid-dopaminergic drugs like: - Nicotine - Phenylpiracetam And there's the difficult to handle drugs, like: - Cocaine - Methamphetamine Search for drugs that are agonist of: dopamine, norepinephrine and histamine. If you want a boost, you can mess with hormones (look into SARMS like Ostarine or LGD).

I took amphetamines multiple times (dextro and lisdex). Good stuff if you want to stay awake for 48 hours straight but they don't really help you focusing on stuff.

>>488 Also know as "research chemicals" There's a variety of stimulants available, plenty of methylphenidate and amphetamine analogues available, among others. Easy to acquire depending on your location. That said, they are drugs, and not necessarily well tested/researched drugs at that. Use at your own risk. YMMV.

>>495 I've used ritalin twice (snorted half a pill each time), when I had uni work to deliver next morning, and it worked as promised. Energy, somewhat improved focus, motivation. However, my friend who gave it to me, who has some form of ADD, said that using them frequently (4-5 times/week) left him feeling really empty and depressed, so he quit them. Now, I also don't think that using stimulants to study, if that's what you're doing, is a very good idea. This is because you want to cultivate discipline in yourself, and teach yourself how to learn without a crutch. Apart from the other obvious downsides with using drugs, that others and yourself have mentioned, I'm not sure that the studying you do on stimulants will continue to be as effective a few weeks down the line. Oh I've also heard about some people micro dosing LSD to improve creativity and increase motivation, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea. If anyone has any experience with this do share.

>>511 Ritalin is good for focusing on anything, as long as you either do smaller doses orally or only do large doses once in a while. Like any more powerful stimulant it will fuarrrk up your heart over time if you aren't careful with it. People talk about it like it's a weak stimulant, but it's not. It's just easier to handle than, say, coke. >>484 Modafinil is what you want. Look up flmodafinil if you don't want any legal issues, it's a relatively new unscheduled analog of modafinil.

coca leaves / cocaine in small quantities

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