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Across 1,407 answers, 4.1% gave the top answer (a 10/10 or “changed my life”) and 57% said it helped a lot or more.

On this site · 3 answers

Surveys with all five answers · 867 answers

Surveys without “made it worse” · 537 answers

  • Life-changing
  • Big help
  • Slight help
  • Did nothing
  • Made it worse

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Only answer if you've tried L-theanine. What did it do for you?

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1,407 answers in total: 1,404 from surveys and 3 from this site.

On this site · 3 answers
  • Life-changing: 0%, 0 votes
  • Big help: 33%, 1 vote
  • Slight help: 0%, 0 votes
  • Did nothing: 67%, 2 votes
  • Made it worse: 0%, 0 votes
Surveys with all five answers · 867 answers from Nootroflix (2022)
  • Life-changing: 3%, 26 votes
  • Big help: 50%, 432 votes
  • Slight help: 30%, 258 votes
  • Did nothing: 17%, 145 votes
  • Made it worse: 0.7%, 6 votes
Surveys without “made it worse” · 537 answers from the SlateStarCodex 2016 nootropics survey and the SlateStarCodex 2014 nootropics survey
  • Life-changing: 5.8%, 31 votes
  • Big help: 57%, 305 votes
  • Slight help: 34%, 183 votes
  • Did nothing: 3.4%, 18 votes
  • Made it worse: Not asked

Survey answers are converted to these five answers. Each kind of questionnaire gets its own chart, because not every survey offered every answer. In Nootroflix (2022), the SlateStarCodex 2016 nootropics survey, and the SlateStarCodex 2014 nootropics survey, a 10 out of 10 rating counts as “changed my life”.

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  6. 6L-theanineThis page3.7%1,407 votes

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