Any drugs, herbs, or dietary supplements that improve trading?

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How about some EPO, THG, Deka or Nandralone, and maybe some Modafinal too!

All prescribed under a doctor's supervision of course!

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LSD is still numero uno for my trading! I see patterns so much better! It's like they jump out of the monitor in 3-D or something...dude!
 
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Gingko biloba is a natural supplement that is supposed to improve memory and mental performance. Anyone using it or recommend it? A lot of people drink coffee every morning because caffeine helps them stay awake. I find that caffeine causes me to become anxious and take a lot of impulsive trades while trading. Are there any other stuff out there that does not have side effects, but are beneficial in improving mental functions?

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An extra-large coffee with lots of sugar, and a six-pack of donuts. That's my new trading diet.
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Why not, Throw in a bagel while you're at it and some candy bars to see if you can really invoke a carb-induced stupor.

I found that when I went on a low carb diet, my mind became much sharper. So, while I have no drugs, herbs, or supplements to add, subtracting lots of carbs helped me.
 
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Why not, Throw in a bagel while you're at it and some candy bars to see if you can really invoke a carb-induced stupor.

I found that when I went on a low carb diet, my mind became much sharper. So, while I have no drugs, herbs, or supplements to add, subtracting lots of carbs helped me.
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Whoa! I hope you're not a carb bigot. While I agree with your take on simple carbs, remember that there are carbs and then there are carbs.

Complex carbohydrates are the best source of sustained food energy. If your diet is restricted to foods high in protein and fat you should be careful. First, if you are an Atkins devotee today, then you are a candidate for colon cancer tomorrow (not to mention heart disease and stroke risk). Second, too much protein in your diet can damage your kidneys over time. Further, if you are not getting enough carbohydrates to fuel your physical activity, then your body will break down the fat and protein in your diet and convert it into energy. This is inefficient and will cause you to tire rather than boost your energy level.

Also, keep in mind that dietary fiber essentially comes from (complex) carbohydrate-rich foods. I don't know about you, but an ample amount of dietary fiber keeps me "in the flow," and in the right state of mind.

Indeed, sedentary or bed-ridden people should restrict their carbohydrate intake and their caloric intake in general. Everyone else should get the majority of their calories from complex carbs such as vegetables, fruit and whole grains. With due respect, if you think otherwise, then you are misguided.

Regards,

Thunderdog
 
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LSD is still numero uno for my trading! I see patterns so much better! It's like they jump out of the monitor in 3-D or something...dude!
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Great idea! Mind as well throw in some shrooms to enchance the effects. Probably make trading more fun.

But seriously, I was expecting someone to offer some good advice. I'll think I'll try some ginko. If it works out I'll let you guys know.
 
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Whoa! I hope you're not a carb bigot. While I agree with your take on simple carbs, remember that there are carbs and then there are carbs.

Complex carbohydrates are the best source of sustained food energy. If your diet is restricted to foods high in protein and fat you should be careful. First, if you are an Atkins devotee today, then you are a candidate for colon cancer tomorrow (not to mention heart disease and stroke risk). Second, too much protein in your diet can damage your kidneys over time. Further, if you are not getting enough carbohydrates to fuel your physical activity, then your body will break down the fat and protein in your diet and convert it into energy. This is inefficient and will cause you to tire rather than boost your energy level.

Also, keep in mind that dietary fiber essentially comes from (complex) carbohydrate-rich foods. I don't know about you, but an ample amount of dietary fiber keeps me "in the flow," and in the right state of mind.

Indeed, sedentary or bed-ridden people should restrict their carbohydrate intake and their caloric intake in general. Everyone else should get most of their calories from complex carbs such as vegetables, fruit and whole grains. With due respect, if you think otherwise, then you are misguided.

Regards,

Thunderdog
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I agree with moderation, and for carbs, lean to Low Glycemic Index carbs... fruits, veggies, whole grains, etc. I did low carbs to shed some pounds, but can't see doing it for a lifetime. However, my life is definitely "lower" carb than it was because I just feel better that way.
 
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