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L-Theanine Experiment (1 Month)

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Yikes! I'm a bit disappointed and slightly surprised that there's no discussion nor consideration of research ethics appearing anywhere on that website.

You bring up a good point! We will be adding some outlines about ethics soon. Thanks for reminding us of the importance!

Re: L-Theanine Experiment (1 Month)

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Looks promising. While it may seem obvious, I would spell out what double-blind means, the problem it solves, and how it is used elsewhere. That then sets you up to point out how doctors use these study types, adding credibility.

Re: L-Theanine Experiment (1 Month)

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Interesting concept, shame it's limited to the US (understandable due to dubious legality of shipping unclassified chemicals between jurisdictions).

Been interested by the apparent 'attention enhancing' qualities of L-Theanine, although not gone as far as purchasing any. By coincidence someone got me into drinking green tea a couple of weeks ago, I haven't noticed any visible change. Although I expect my problem is concentrating on the right thing, rather than simply failing to concentrate.

Re: L-Theanine Experiment (1 Month)

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post #7

Interesting concept, shame it's limited to the US (understandable due to dubious legality of shipping unclassified chemicals between jurisdictions). Been interested by the apparent 'attention enhancing' qualities of L-Theanine, although not gone as far as purchasing any. By coincidence someone got me into drinking green tea a couple of weeks ago, I haven't noticed any visible change. Although I expect my problem is c…

From my personal experience, L-Theanine, coupled with caffeine, produces very serious results in terms of negating bad coffee effects, increased focus and productivity, and better sleep
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