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took 5 mg of dihexa four days ago, haven’t done anything since but I’ll probably take some more today. The first hour in a half I took it I was very overstimulated I could hear even the smallest background noises around me which my brain usually tunes out. I started stimming like an autist aswell lmao and started making connections to things I never really made connections to before. I also had this overwhelming desire to take in as much information as possible and pay attention in class. My brain was moving so fast though that everyone around me seemed to be talking in slow motion, I could also easily multitask during this time frame. Like I said previously this was only for the first hour to an hour and a half. after that I had a huge crash and when classes were done I took a nap, but even when I napped it’s like I was still conscious, in my dreams I was making rational decisions and was lying often to the people in my dreams, convincing them not to do something they would regret ect. Anyways after I woke up I didn’t really feel overstimulated like I was before more like I was functioning at my peak mental clarity I just felt like an enhanced version of my normal self. Those effects lasted for a a full day but after that it’s been a decline, I feel more tired and it’s harder for me to focus in school.
On a separate note, I took this test it’s not a real IQ test or anything but I thought it would be a good metric since your working memory can’t improve by taking a test multiple times to fraud results as you can with other sub tests. it’s hard capped no matter how many times you take it, unless actual improvement to brain function have been made. This digital version is good especially since the numbers repeated are always randomized so you can’t just study the numbers that will be repeated. https://cognitivemetrics.com/test/CAIT_DS
When I took it in the past I got 121, when I took it on Dihexa I got 137
On a separate note, I took this test it’s not a real IQ test or anything but I thought it would be a good metric since your working memory can’t improve by taking a test multiple times to fraud results as you can with other sub tests. it’s hard capped no matter how many times you take it, unless actual improvement to brain function have been made. This digital version is good especially since the numbers repeated are always randomized so you can’t just study the numbers that will be repeated. https://cognitivemetrics.com/test/CAIT_DS
When I took it in the past I got 121, when I took it on Dihexa I got 137
