Andrew Huberman· PhD
The alertness component comes from epinephrin, traditionally from caffeine stimulation. The acetylcholine stimulation traditionally comes from Coleen donors or alpha GPC, things of that sort.
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The alertness component comes from epinephrin, traditionally from caffeine stimulation. The acetylcholine stimulation traditionally comes from Coleen donors or alpha GPC, things of that sort.
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whereas things like Alpha yohim binding caffeine will mostly serve the role of increasing levels of alertness but not tightening your focus things like Alpha GPC and l-tyrosine tend to serve the role of less elevation and alertness but more tightening of focus