Phenylpiracetam is a Russian nootropic developed in the early 1980’s. In Russia it is known as Carphedon or Phenotropil and is administered as a prescription drug. Initially it was designed to be a nootropic that would also improve physical stamina. Phenylpiracetam is structurally identical to. Piracetam save for a phenyl group added by adding a phenyl group to the
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Rhodiola Rosea is considered a natural nootropic. It is also classed as an adaptogen. Adaptogens can help the body and brain deal with environmental and internal stressors as well as working to tone the adrenal system which can result in lessened fatigue, improved mood, less anxiety and more jitter-free energy. Anecdotally there is a wealth of evidence that Rhodiola is
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The process of turning food into energy is vital to survival. Metabolism, therefore, is one of the most basic and important functions. The brain, by the way, is the central processing unit for the entire body. As a result, it is one of the most energy demanding of all physical systems.
During the process of extracting energy via ATP through metabolism
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Uridine is classified as a pseudovitamin and nootropic that stacks well with choline or fish oil, (especially DHA) for improved cognition. Uridine is also used as a substrate from which cytidine is synthesized. Cytidine is related to cytidisine phosphocoline (citicoline or CDP choline).
Supplementation of uridine seems to be in the 500-1,000mg range, with the lone human study using the higher
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Probably the most well-known type of nootropics are the cholinergic supplements, especially the racetam family. Cholinergics aren’t the only class of mechanism of action for nootropics by a long shot. Most always, nootropics affect the functioning of one or more neurotransmitter systems or specific subreceptors. AMPAkines are in some cases some of the most potent of all the different > View article
Did you know that one of the most neurotoxic and potentially lethal chemicals are released as a result of stress? The hormone cortisol is related to chronic stress and can have a very negative affect on your physiological, emotional and cognitive functioning. Stress affects all your major systems and can even alter thyroid and adrenal gland activities which can lead
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