http://www.antiaging-systems.com/apruses/hyderginetab.htm
Since we live before the era when "doping" tests will be conducted on academics and intellectuals for brain enhancers, I intend to see what highly-subjective qualitative effects might be noticeable.
Hydergine was selected on several criteria. First, a few big-brain celebrities (Albert Hoffmann, Ray Kurzweil) are associated with it. Second some clinical evidence exists for its effects (David Pearce of hedweb.com cites a double blind review ). Third, it is supposedly non-addictive. Fourth, it's relatively cheap.
As it was Saturday, sunny, and summer, I went to the beach. Maybe it was the waves, but brain was thinking well. Coming home, crashed into stupor. Maybe brain is too large a system to study by introspection. Bring on the portable PET scanners.
