My personal experiences with Bliss!

[Primross]

Interesting. I did a search and found out I'm already taking one of the natural nootropics like Rhodiola everyday.

What are nootropics?

[Bloodburn]

What are nootropics?

I did a search on google.

[Primross]

Ok I'll.do the same ????

[lafemme]

I did a search on google.

You are smart.

[Muestereate]

Some of them indeed look interesting, like this one is to pack on muscle mass https://nootropicsource.com/shop/pow...tarine-powder/

I gave that link because their powders come back like 99.5 pure. The other nootropics sources are around 80 percent and some are only 50. I've seen lab results on a few of their powders. Not much of that information exists yet.

[Bloodburn]

Ok I'll.do the same ????

It is best to read from google search. There are too many information.

[Xcc]

Yes, B-vitamins seem to be what I've read most about in terms of how to help adapt to pheromone use.

[Bloodburn]

The one I take Rhodiola is known as adaptogen and is used to treat some anxiety so I guess it has the power to relax the brain.

Discussing about this and it sounds like Bliss has this property to treat anxiety?

[Xcc]

Bloodburn I've not used Bliss to improve my mood. However if you look up Bliss postings, you might find people who have used it to improve their mood.

[Bloodburn]

Xcc Yes, I've read that Bliss improves the mood but what I meant was would it treat anxiety and be a substitute of adaptogen.

[Primross]

Got it thanks!!

[Xcc]

Bloodburn Good questions. I don't know. Of course, perhaps you could test this out and report back...

[Bloodburn]

I don't have anxiety though so my test won't do anything.

[Xcc]

Bloodburn Understood.

[Scottie2Hottie]

Xcc Yes, I've read that Bliss improves the mood but what I meant was would it treat anxiety and be a substitute of adaptogen.

The short answer is no.

[Primross]

Not at all otherwise it would be used in a clinical setting

[Bloodburn]

The short answer is no.

Thanks.

[Bloodburn]

Not at all otherwise it would be used in a clinical setting

Pheromones are even unapproved by many scientists and here we are praising them that they do work.

[Primross]

Science usually does back them but not medicine