Starting with nootropics can feel like diving into a sea of choices. You might be asking: “Will one supplement really cut it or do I need a nootropic stack for best results?”
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Nootropics, adaptogens, superfoods, biohacking – all buzz words that don’t add up to a whole lot if you can’t find a single peer-reviewed article or clinical study to support... more
Energy drinks. Literally nobody doesn’t know the name Monster® or Redbull®, and most of us know these stimulant-packed energy drinks don’t come without negative symptoms and ... more
When you’re feeling fatigued, irritable and sleepless, what’s going on inside your body? Or what about joy, relaxation, calm? Believe it or not, the way you feel doesn’t just... more
The rates of anxiety in our go-go-go, do-do-do, figure-it-out world have skyrocketed in the last 40 years. Anyone surprised? No. And as the rates have grown and the healthcar... more
The health and wellness industry has no shortage of pseudoscientific fads. Remember colloidal silver? Turns out that not only does it not do any of the things claimed, but it ... more
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Comparing Coffee and MTE®
How Coffee and MTE® work
Benefits of Coffee and MTE®
Coffee vs. MTE® Ingredients
Coffee and MTE® Pricing & Packag... more
Anyone who’s ever tried to quit coffee, nicotine, alcohol – any substance, really – knows the absolute nightmare that is detox. The withdrawal is real. You’re angry, overreac... more
Nootropics are plant-derived, bioactive compounds used to treat cognitive difficulties by boosting brain performance. Similar to adaptogens, nootropics are thought to help th... more
We all know dopamine as one of the brain's key feel-good neurochemicals. It’s a main player in a lot of mental-health related things like addiction, mood and even psychoses. ... more
The birth of MTE was really just the next natural step in founder Jeff Boyd’s quest for creating a healthy, happy life through nutrition. An avid foodie with an active lifesty... more
In some form or another, saffron has been interwoven with humans for at least 6000 years. Its scientific name is Crocus sativus, but the name “saffron” is most likely derive... more
Gamma-aminobutyric acid is, in fact, a nootropic, amino acid and neurotransmitter. As such, it is super interesting. Commonly referred to as GABA, because saying gamma-aminob... more
When life gets too stressful, we can start feeling irritated, angsty and unable to focus. That’s why finding something to help recalibrate and restore our minds back to balan... more
Bet if you are reading this article on your phone you’re probably doing so between TikToks. Or maybe you’re skimming the web for a solution to your distractions, which has onl... more
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