A stack by thesisyear
Cognitive load over a long stretch
Semax with a defined stop rather than a standing prescription, on the reasoning that a compound whose only endpoint is how you say you feel is the easiest kind to keep taking without noticing whether it does anything.
thesisyear wrote this as a plan rather than a record. There is no dose log behind it, and nothing here says anybody followed it.
The schedule
| Compound | Dose | How often | Weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| SemaxThree weeks on, then off. The stop is deliberate: without one there is no point at which you find out whether the last three weeks were the compound. | 300 mcg | Once daily | 1–3 |
| NoopeptOral, which is unusual on this site. The Russian clinical literature behind it has not been replicated in English, and the profile says so rather than around it. | 10 mg | Once daily | 1–3 |
Read thisThis is one person’s plan, published by them. We did not write it, check it, or verify that they followed it — and one person doing something is not evidence that it works or that it is safe. Every compound above links to what the published research actually says.
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Written by readers, not by us. Nothing here is checked, and a confident reply is not evidence.
23 Aug 2026
The hard stop is the right call and the reasoning generalises. Anything whose endpoint is self-report needs a point where you are not taking it, or you never find out what the baseline was — and that is the failure mode of this entire category rather than of any one compound in it.
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