For the guys that do perform exercise and their diet model is correct and they pay attention to everything else,

a very low effective dose of the Lyraglutide 0.6 to 1.2 milligrams, which is way below what they

recommend for people with type 2 diabetes, in combination with a small amphetamine to keep you focused

or some sort of neutropic or whatever to keep you going that would

probably be ideal and i would not even take amphetamines like is you know modafinil's awakefulness drug

yeah it's not really classified as an amphetamine but you have the the pentramine and subitramine

and all these effigrine basically is a, you know, is an amphetamine.

I've noticed recently, I've been experimenting a little bit with the combination of modafinil

with a dopaminergic drug like amphetamine.

And I've noticed actually there's a, so, you know, the problem with raising an amphetamine

dose is that the higher you raise the amphetamine dose, the more adrenaline you get and less dopamine sort of effects. So a lower dose of like five milligrams

of dextro-infetamine is probably ideal to get the most dopaminergic effect. But sometimes

you get the dopaminergic effect, but you actually want to be stimulated also. But you don't

want to abuse the amphetamine and you don't want to abuse your dopamine receptors. You don't want them to downregulate. So you got your dopamine, but you

want to be awake. Sometimes it's really useful to add modafin on top of that. I've noticed recently,

very useful together because you're not abusing that dopamine receptor. Modafin, it tends to work,

it's thought. It's still a little bit of a mystery, but mainly, like, far off

through noraphenephyran. It has some dopaminergic effect, but it's not so direct.

No, it's very much like 50 milligrams or something. I'm actually using a draphenol.

Oh, isn't that liver toxic? I don't know if it is or not, but I haven't been, I've just

been experimenting very short term like three or four times, but I've't been, I've just been experimenting very short term, like three or four times,

but I've been using adraffinal, which is shorter acting. I don't know. Why would it be more liver toxic than what happens? It's a pro drug that is broken down in the liver and I thought it had

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