Nootropic Pharmaceutical powder Piracetam for improveing intelligence

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Pharmaceutical Nootropic powder Piracetam for improveing intelligence

Piracetam is a nootropic supplement, it won't make you more intelligent per se, but especially when combined with a choline supplement, it has the ability to improve your memory quite substantially. Piracetam has stood the test of time making it a popular choice for those that want to enhance their cognitive abilities.

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Dosage:

Piracetam has a large range of effective doses. A low baseline dose of 400 mg is the bottom of most suggested servings, while 800 mg is the median which many people take in a single sitting. This amount can be repeated three times a day with zero toxicity effects.

Although not applicable to every individual, the standard dosage of piracetam is 1600 mg thrice a day in the starting. This dose may vary if the patient is a child. The recommended piracetam dosage varies based on the reason of use, usually ranging from 1.6-9.6 grams daily (2-12 pills daily). Some people report better results when taking 1-2 pills per hour for 4-6 hours or taking 4-8 pills at once for the first few days to notice an effect.

Effects:

What piracetam does, in layman's terms, is increase the communication between the left and right part of your brain by increasing the blood flow between these two parts. Essentially, your logical thinking part of your mind will share more with the more imaginative part of your brain. This is why it increases memory in the brain. You can feel the fluidity of your thoughts increase, ideas seem to flow, if nootropics don't increase memory, I can certainly say they put your thoughts on a higher level.

Piracetam's effects are considered less strong compared to its more recent descendants but still remains a very popular choice for a well-rounded nootropic supplement. Many individuals use piracetam as a supplement to boost mental performance.

Memory and Learning

Perhaps the most commonly reported benefit of this supplement is an improvement in the areas of learning and memory. As early as 1976, articles in journals like Psychopharmacology began to report that daily doses of Piracetam above 1200 mg could cause noted improvements to working memory and overall recall.

A 1991 study in the New Zealand journal Drugs Aging found that Piracetam facilities memory and new learning via callosal transmission. The same study also found that the supplement improves cholinergic activity.

Sensory Perception

Increased Acetylcholine activity due to Piracetam use is also linked to enhanced sensory perception. Many users report experiencing improvements in the ability to distinguish small details in sight, smell, and touch.

Users have also described an enhanced ability to recall previous visual, auditory and olfactory experiences and connect them to other memories. This is one of the things that a first time user of Piracetam may notice right away, especially an increase in the vibrancy of colors.

Mood

Heightened motivation is another benefit connected to this nootropic. In many cases, individuals have reported an increase in their energy, both mental and physical. Several studies have also examined the effects of Piracetam on individuals diagnosed with depression, with a number of promising results reported.

Research indicates that cerebrovascular disease can cause depression symptoms, especially in old age. When administering Piracetam to elderly stroke patients, the improvements in brain circulation may also have the added effect of lessening depression and brightening mood.

Furthermore, there are a significant number of anecdotal reports online suggesting that Piracetam may lessen symptoms of general anxiety disorder, social anxiety and sleep disorders. There has been limited research into this area and it is not clear what the mechanisms of action are.