Finally finished my latest cognitive protocol and the data is wild

Posted by ligandden in General Discussion

Hey everyone I just wrapped up a four week observation cycle running selank alongside semax with my usual lab subject. I was honestly skeptical going in because previous mental focus trials yielded pretty mediocre numbers on tracking tests. But this time the focus metrics and task completion times improved by nearly thirty percent. My subject showed remarkable stability during high stress analytical tasks without any of the typical afternoon fatigue crashes we noted previously. Dosing was kept consistent every morning right after the initial baseline checks. I am genuinely surprised by how clean the data looks compared to past runs. Everything was reconstituted using standard bacteriostatic water and stored properly in a dedicated lab fridge. I am curious if anyone else running similar cognitive sequences has noticed this kind of sustained output toward the end of a month long block.

6 Comments

clinicalhead

What time of day were you administering the doses? I usually find morning is best for these but timing matters a lot.

stackgal27

Did you run them simultaneously in the same syringe or keep them separated by a few hours?

ambernotes

That is a huge jump in performance metrics. Did you notice any weird sleep disruption during the final week of the run?

ligandden

Always right around 8 am right after the fasting blood glucose check and before any heavy cognitive work began.

ligandden

Actually sleep tracking remained super stable which was a huge relief since semax can sometimes rev things up too much if dosed too late.

assayhead

I tried running them together last year and the pip was awful for a few days so separating them might be the secret here.