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Oldschool45B
10-12-2011, 10:26
I saw on one of the SOF pubs a few years ago a pill for memory and focus that was developed for people in our line of work. I ordered it and used it and it worked well when you were dragging ass. Does anyone remember those adds and what the company was? I thought they were produced by Phillips Nutrition but cant find the add in any of my back issues.

Or does anyone have any recommendations for this kind of thing?

swatsurgeon
10-12-2011, 11:17
provigil or nuvigil??

ss

PedOncoDoc
10-12-2011, 11:22
As SS said (provigil and nuvigil) - also, the stimulants used for ADHD (e.g. Ritalin) improve performance in the general population - thus some crazed parents will try to get their kid labelled ADHD so they can have an academic edge.

Caffeine (also a stimulant) works for me.


Some feel gingko biloba supplements also help.

Vinny_ND
01-25-2012, 21:34
There are plenty of supplements created by the nutraceutical industry. It's of course targeted to the general population, but specifically those who are in university cramming for exams or working where memory is key.

CanPrev has something called Mind-Pro , which averages about 80 dollars for 120 capsules.
http://www.canprev.ca/products/ingredients/mind_pro

Another is made by Advanced Orthomolecular Research (AOR) called Ortho Mind.
http://www.aor.ca/html/products.php?id=111

They're excellent products, but they are expensive.

Sarski
01-26-2012, 00:37
As SS said (provigil and nuvigil) - also, the stimulants used for ADHD (e.g. Ritalin) improve performance in the general population - thus some crazed parents will try to get their kid labelled ADHD so they can have an academic edge

Caffeine (also a stimulant) works for me.


Some feel gingko biloba supplements also help.

Or use it themselves. No, sir, I am not a parent. ;)

greenberetTFS
01-26-2012, 14:56
Something new!........:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

Vinny_ND
01-26-2012, 18:01
Some of the ingredients in Gungho like niacin (increase blood circulation), ashwaganda, and eleuthero I've seen being used in naturopathic medical practice.

Sucralose isn't nice since it has a chlorine atom attached and its metabolism is unknown, and sodium benzoate actually decreases energy (it inhibits the mitochondria function). Sodium benzoate's purpose is a food preservative. I've seen them in anti aging skin creams (irony is that it actually ages the user more).

Has anyone tried ruckpack? www.ruckpacks.com, it was created by member of marsoc. That I would consider more naturopathic than gungho.

greenberetTFS
01-27-2012, 07:52
http://ruckpacks.com/monterey-herald-news/

Do you believe this?........:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchin

Dozer523
01-27-2012, 08:03
http://ruckpacks.com/monterey-herald-news/

Do you believe this?........:rolleyes:

Big Teddy :munchinSure I do Teddy. The young Lieutenant commander is RIGHT THERE hawking (pushing) his crap for profit in his Sailor suit. It's gotta be true why else would he risk his career by violating Navy Regulations on the proper wearing of the uniform. But . . . if he can capture thatt 1.5% of the industry (2.25 Mil) screw the regs. I hate these guys.

JJ_BPK
01-27-2012, 08:39
I think the reporter elaborated the tail by using "special forces",, and the young LtCmd didn't correct her.

If I read his badges and ribbons correctly, his is an aviation crew member?

Badges:

U.S. Navy/Marine Corps Paratrooper
U.S. Marine Corps Naval Aviation Observer/Navigator

Rack:
Navy Marine Corps Medal
Air Medal
Joint Services Commendation Medal
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal
Combat Action Ribbon
Presidential Unit Citation
Meritorious Unit Commendation Award
National Defense Service Medal
BTDT Ribbons (6)



Does MARSOC have a badge ??

Richard
01-27-2012, 08:53
Dulcolax helps you remember all kinds of $**t!

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin