We often get many questions about best nootropic stacks. Here at Peak Nootropics, we always try to answer these emails as efficiently as we can. The problem is that finding the best nootropic stack for each individual can be difficult as the goals of the user may differ
This article will outline some of the best nootropic stacks for memory, focus
> View articleIf you really want to kick it up a notch, you may decide to use an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor as a nootropic or even add it to an existing stack. One of the most successful nootropic formulations, Alpha Brain uses an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor as one of its primary active ingredients. This article will go over the benefits and downsides of using
> View articleWe decided to offer a beginners guide to help people understand a little more about how piracetam works. Piracetam is one of the most well-known nootropics and we have chosen to review it because not only is it very popular, but it also has similar effects to other members in the racetam family. Before taking any supplement or drug,
> View articlePiracetam is probably the most well-known nootropic drug from the Racetam group, as well as among from other members of nootropic families. By being the first Racetam ever developed, Piracetam has gone under numerous studies for safety, effects, and toxicity. All studies have suggested that this nootropic substance is regarded generally as safe. Yet, like any other substance being developed,
> View articleMany people including scientists are confused about the exact method of action of centrophenoxine. In several countries outside of the US it has been approved as a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. As a nootropic supplement, it is essentially a more efficient and bioavailable form of dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) and may have a whole other spectrum profile of cognitive effects.
Our company, being a large nootropics distributor, gets contacted by people from all walks of life. One such type of people includes professional athletes, a large number of them being professional MMA fighters from all different genres. Many of the athletes that contact us are athletes looking for a nootropic or stack to help them not only in the cognitive
> View articleDo nootropics really work? If they did why isn’t everyone using them? These are real questions that people ask and there are answers to be backed up by real research. This article is meant to go over a list of nootropic studies that have been performed on humans that show real evidence that nootropics work to improve cognitive performance in many including
> View articlePyritinol is one of the less mentioned nootropics. This semi-natural vitamin nootropic has been used in Europe for decades to treat a variety of conditions including Alzheimer’s. Even though it is not yet popular as a nootropic, it can add some depth and value to an already successful
> View articleNote: This is a guest post from Stephen McLaughlin at www.nootropics4college.com and does not necessarily represent the opinions of Peak Nootropics. Personal experiences with benefits and side effects of various nootropics may vary.
I originally had high expectations for what is now my favorite nootropic, sunifiram, and they were
> View articlePeople are often stuck choosing between alpha GPC and CDP Choline (citicoline). The prices and dosages are similar for both supplements and both work to improve the level of acetylcholine. This article will outline some of the features of both as well as the pros and cons of choline and acetylcholine supplements.
Choline is the
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