Aniracetam review {Nootropics – smart drugs}
Aniracatam is the second drug within the racatam family, discovered in the 1960s and it was used as a
way to further the research in improving memory formation and learning ability. At the beginning the
drug was primarily used for the purposes of treating Alzheimer’s disease and senile dementia and in fact
it’s still sometimes used as a prescription drug in some countries today but we can use it as a nootropic
because it not only improves memory formation but it’s also a very fast-acting nootropic. Aniracatam
compared to piracatam impacts your body much quicker, within 30 minutes of administering, it has a
shorter half-life but it enters the bloodstream much quicker and that means that it can improve concentration
and focus even for small periods. So there’s a number of different benefits with Aniracetam. The real benefit is
that it excites specific receptors called AMPA receptors, and these receptors are often responsible for releasing
a chemical called BDNF Brain-derived Neurotrophic factor and this improves memory formation, it acts like
fertilizer for the brain so you can remember things better and you can improve your learning ability.
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One of the side effects of Aniracetam is headache which is rare, but sometimes occur when people are
lacking in choline. The best choline source supplements are Alpha GPC Choline, CDP Choline (Citicoline).
Another thing to be to keep in mind when you’re taking Aniracetam is that it can be very stimulating,
and so people can find that they can’t go to sleep if they use Aniracetam too close to bedtime.
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