As Advertised
Seems to do the trick.
Dynamine™ is methylliberine, a purine alkaloid found in the kucha tea leaf. Its molecular structure is similar to theacrine (aka TeaCrine) and is believed to behave in similar ways in the body. Like theacrine, methylliberine may amplify feelings of energy, mood and focus by activating key neurotransmitters, and inhibiting adenosine receptors.
1. From the developers & innovators of TeaCrine comes Dynamine, the newest in fast-acting, high-impact energy, mood, motivation and focus (E-M-M-F).
2. Dynamine is a purine alkaloid found in the kucha tea leaf.
3. Early observations show Dynamine, while structurally very similar to TeaCrine, improves feelings of energy, mood, motivation and focus (E-M-M-F) with much faster onset of action.
4. Dynamine is safe for athletes. Have confidence adding DynamineTM into your regimen. It is now Informed-Choice, Informed-Sport certified.
So what are the differences of Dynamine Methylliberine vs. Theacrine? Compared to Theacrine, Dynamine Methylliberine is faster acting and higher impacting on energy, mood, motivation and focus. People taking Dynamine Methylliberine for energy report feeling the effects sooner than they would with Theacrine. Another one of Dynamine Methylliberine benefits is that it appears to behave as a negative allosteric modulator of adenosine receptors. Caffeine acts as a direct antagonist on the adenosine receptors, which is mostly responsible for creating feelings of alertness and wakefulness. Since Dynamine Methylliberine acts as an allosteric modulator, it reduces the sensitivity of adenosine receptors which should lead to reduced tolerance build up, compared to caffeine, a direct antagonist. Anecdotal reports show that Dynamine Methylliberine benefits may include activation of receptors associated with energy, mood, and focus as well as other neurotransmitters without an impact on the cardiovascular system.
As a dietary supplement, take one 100mg Dynamine Methylliberine Capsule 1-2 times daily.
To gain more insight, read the Dynamine Methylliberine reviews and experiences below.
Nootropics Depot offers 30 count or 90 count jars of high quality Dynamine Methylliberine capsules. Nootropics Depot's Dynamine Methylliberine has been lab tested for producty purity and identity.
Attention: *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a disease.
Seems to do the trick.
I love this stuff. I have used caffeine + l-theanine, theobromine, and theacrine previously. I'm NOT a fan of caffeine. It gives me brain fog during and after, and it severely disrupts my sleep and causes a strong crash. Basically, if I use caffeine it will either ruin my day in 5 hours or it will keep me up all night. I'm not a fan of theobromine either, from cocoa at least (not an extract) Theacrine is an excellent substitute for caffeine... but this too causes a mild crash and I can't re-dose this because of the long lasting effects. Methylliberine comes in clutch here. It does kick in after about 20 minutes like people say. I get a mood lift like I do from theacrine (but not caffeine) and 2-3 hours of energy. I took it at 9 pm tonight, for example, and won't expect getting to bed 3-4 hours after taking the capsule to be an issue. I think that I get more clarity from this from theacrine and of course more than caffeine. I get less jitters and less tension in my jaw from methylliberine than any other xanthine/urate I've tried combining it with theacrine and also with kratom and I think it does best on its own. I wouldn't recommend those pairs because it decreases clarity (for me at least). It has a specific use but for students who need that extra boost at night (I used to use nicotine for this) without sleep disruption, this is your fix.
Seems to do the trick.
I love this stuff. I have used caffeine + l-theanine, theobromine, and theacrine previously. I'm NOT a fan of caffeine. It gives me brain fog during and after, and it severely disrupts my sleep and causes a strong crash. Basically, if I use caffeine it will either ruin my day in 5 hours or it will keep me up all night. I'm not a fan of theobromine either, from cocoa at least (not an extract) Theacrine is an excellent substitute for caffeine... but this too causes a mild crash and I can't re-dose this because of the long lasting effects. Methylliberine comes in clutch here. It does kick in after about 20 minutes like people say. I get a mood lift like I do from theacrine (but not caffeine) and 2-3 hours of energy. I took it at 9 pm tonight, for example, and won't expect getting to bed 3-4 hours after taking the capsule to be an issue. I think that I get more clarity from this from theacrine and of course more than caffeine. I get less jitters and less tension in my jaw from methylliberine than any other xanthine/urate I've tried combining it with theacrine and also with kratom and I think it does best on its own. I wouldn't recommend those pairs because it decreases clarity (for me at least). It has a specific use but for students who need that extra boost at night (I used to use nicotine for this) without sleep disruption, this is your fix.
A nice boost. If you pair it with caffeine it gives you some added alertness for sure but I think it really shines as an afternoon boost say the 3:00pm slump of your workday taken by itself it will get you through the final hours of work without negative impact on sleep
I took one capsule, it worked in 15 minutes. It stimulates like coffee, but with no caffeine jitters. Unfortunately, it works for only one hour. I recommend this to people sensitive to caffeine or those who want to have a very short-lived stimulant that does not disrupt sleep at night.
Good product
These pills work great and are a good alternative to taking caffeine. I take them with l-theanine and food to prevent shaking and headaches.
Yes, dynamine gives me energy, but I have to put that energy towards something that's both physically and cognitively demanding; I can't just sit down and meditate or watch TV for 30 minutes without feeling anxious, but if I'm working at something, it's an effective stimulant and feels like a potent form of caffeine. That anxiety though!!! Gah! If I don't take L-theanine or KSM-66 with it, it's basically an anxiety attack in pill form. I don't get jittery or intestinal issues like I sometimes do with caffeine either; the effect feels very clean and steady. The ONLY bad side effect is anxiety, and I need to take that into consideration before I take any so I can anticipate it. It's not an every day thing like caffeine - there is a time and a place for it.
But I had already taken Teacrine earlier so hard to say.
Excellent for a boost in energy. Really works. I also use it pre workout and its been helpful.
It made me anxious, and gave me an extremely weird feeling, that I can only describe as over-stimulating. But it's a feeling that really freaked me out, and I don't want to experience again. It may work for some folks, but I'll avoid it.
By itself, it gives me anxiousness. Like, full on, "I left the stove on and I'm 2 hours from home" anxiousness. However, mixed with black tea and a little KSM-66 or L-theanine, it is MUCH better. A low dose, legally prescribed benzo is a great mix to write with as well, and even go for a run or long walk. It's short acting (2-3 hours max) but far more motivating and "smoother" than caffeine alone. (Though black tea goes great with it!) This is a supplement that you need to take with an objective planned and go to work within 15 minutes of ingesting. I've had the best results with a TINY bit of food in my stomach (like 1 granola bar or a banana). It can take some tweaking to perfect the dose, but I honestly went from hating it at first (almost even tossed it a few times!) to loving it if I need a cognitive boost to go with racetams and choline. This bottle has lasted me forever, but when it runs out, I'll be buying it again!
This product gave me a very bad headache and made me sick, each time I used it... I had flush over 27 pills down the toilet. A waste of money and time. And, it did not even work
The effect is subtle, at first there is a jolt of the feeling of being awake, then it quickly goes away in about 20 minutes and you feel slightly more focused. This helps for Workouts, but if you are planning on doing an all-nighter just grinding out work, then this is definitely not the product for you.
Not bad overall. Feels a little like caffeine but without the side effects, The effects are similar to phenylpiracetam in my opinion but shorter-lived. Seems to be a tolerance build up so it's best to cycle. I tried this to replace Adrafanil and I prefer this. Give this a try. I'd only use ND for this. This was delivered in lightning speed.
Anecdotal review shows when taken with Theanine, sustained mild stimulating effects with no jitters or crash. Slow tolerance build up. Good product.
Love using this product especially with studying and when I’m mentally foggy
pretty good. Clears up my mind for sure
Tried 100mg (recommended dose), seven days later tried 200mg, seven days later tried 300mg. Never felt a thing.
Dynamine is very similar to caffeine but different. I can't put my finger on it. I like it a lot.
Works as advertised for me. 15 minute-onset, nice peak/plateau until the third hour for me, smooth timely comedown happening around the 4th hour and effects wearing off after that. I took 100mg at 6pm with some reading/studying to do, and at 10pm I am able to unwind for the evening with some normal end of day routines before sleep. The effects are as bold as a 200mg caffeine anhydrous plateau without the 3h come-up and long comedown. It is an effective short-acting stimulant that I find suitable for studying or weekly bandpractice in the evening after a full day of work. It is a reliable early-evening pick-me-up that will not cause me any insomnia 5-6 hours later. Straight to the point.
