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.@magicmind sent me a sample of their "productivity drink" in return for an honest review — which I'll give once I've done the full 5-day trial — but for now I just want to appreciate the very pretty packagingpic.twitter.com/URR1IkZoPl
And no, I'm not conducting any sort of real experiment here and I won't be able to tell you whether or not it "works." (My morning routine isn't really stable enough to even try!) But I'll give you my impression, as a nootropics virgin and coffee obsessive
This would seem to be the type of product that a placebo comparison is necessary for in order to come to useful conclusions about its efficacy, especially given the nice packaging and marketing
Meh, the ingredients are very well studied. If you can confirm they are present then the odds of it not working in general are very low. Although ofcourse there will be non responders.
What's in the "nootropics." Seems kind of important.
Here's the bottle and a link to their ingredients explainer — I don't know much about nootropics, so I can't really speak to it! (L-theanine has been recommended to me many times, but I have no idea how much is in the matcha.) https://magicmind.co/pages/learn#top pic.twitter.com/PaetH7u5cX
Brutal honest feedback on effects appreciated (mood, energy, and how much ‘in flow’ you feel). Also great to take for a few days / don’t take it for a few days and compare.
I like it ALOT!
"The World's First Productivity Drink" 19th century Vienna: "ahem" https://magicmind.co/ pic.twitter.com/PITIoEpgB6
That packaging would make *me* more productive!
@kdlafrance for your swipe file
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