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The body has all the tools it needs to induce improved performance. What if there was a way we can signal our bodies to kickstart these processes, unlock your brain’s potential, and live a life that is “Limitless”?

In this episode, we brush up on Nootropics and their outstanding effects on the body, allowing individuals to optimize neurology and physiology through nutritional enhancement.

We get into the subject with Mark “Mr. Noots" Effinger himself, scientist and co-founder of Nootopia, as he relays the benefits of nootropics, his motivations for starting the company, the early and final stages of the product and its experience, as well as a little bit about his fascinating life and history.

One thing that is entirely riveting about Nootopia is their dedication to deep customization–people can get the product tailored to their physiology, preferences, lifestyle, diet, meds, activities, and more, and finetune it long after to improve customization overtime!

Check out the full discussion here.

HIGHLIGHTS

[0.00] Nootropics’ Effect on Our Neurotransmitters

[2:33] Show Start

[3:04] Introducing Mr. Mark Effinger, “Mr. Noots" and Nootropics

[5:06] Optimizing Physiology and Neurology to Improve Performance

[8:10] Mr. Noots, His Motivations, and Before Nootopia

[17:35] Nootopia, Addiction, and Moderation

[20:31] Higher Performance for High-Performance Individuals with Nootopia

[26:22] Beginnings of Nootopia, Brain Flow Variations and Specific Optimization

[38:50] Tailoring Nootopia to Customer Physiology and Neurology

[49:31] An Aside to Musical Theater and Spontaneous Adaptation