Phenibut for Stress

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Issac Thorne

Last Updated January 9, 2022

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Phenibut Isn't Just for Severe Anxiety

Many pages on this site focus on moderate to severe anxiety, but that's not everyone's experience with anxiety. Sometimes anxiety is more of a mild, day-to-day stress that doesn't justify the use of expensive prescription anti-anxiety medications. Why get hooked on Xanax, Klonopin, Valium, or some other overly powerful drug when it isn't necessary?

The great thing about phenibut is that there is a phenibut dosage for just about every person and situation.

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Taking Phenibut for Stress

Unlike its other uses, using phenibut for stress usually requires a lower dosage. We recommend a dosage of 200 to 300mg no more than twice daily for stress relief.

More severe, social anxiety or panic attacks often warrant a higher dosage.

The anxiolytic and nootropic (“smart drug”) properties melt away stress without making you drowsy. In fact, you should immediately notice a stronger focus and “flow state” when taking phenibut for stress.

As always, it is our recommendation to start with a low dose to assess tolerance. At a low dosage, you can use phenibut for more consecutive days without risking adverse phenibut side effects.

Phenibut will usually start to work within a few hours of your first dose.

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