Category: Racetams

Phenylpiracetam — Stimulant Nootropic: Effects, Dosage & Experiences

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Phenylpiracetam, also known by its Russian pharmaceutical name Phenotropil, was developed in Russia in the 1980s as a piracetam derivative, with the hopes that it would display additional stimulant activity.

Reviews

Coluracetam Review: A Nootropic With Antidepressant Properties

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he drug piracetam is often regarded as the first truly nootropic drug, due to its ability to promote healthy brain function and cognition without potentially debilitating side effects.

Fasoracetam

Fasoracetam: How This Nootropic May Help You Focus Better

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Fasoracetam is the newest racetam and one of the most potent nootropics yet discovered. It is currently being studied as a non-stimulant ADHD treatment, but it may also work as an antidepressant nootropic.

Nootropics

Best Nootropics for ADD & ADHD: 10 Alternatives to Adderall®

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Find out the top 10 nootropic alternatives to amphetamines in Attention Deficit Disorders – with or without Hyperactivity – and where to legally obtain them.

Nootropics

The Story and Science of Piracetam

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iracetam, the original Racetam was created as a cognitive enhancer. It is similar to GABA, a neurotransmitter from which it is derived, and it has been used to treat cognitive decline.

Aniracetam

A Scientific Overview of Aniracetam

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niracetam is a fat-soluble and supposedly more potent analog of piracetam. Anecdotally, it is claimed to facilitate associative thinking and creativity, as well as to reduce anxiety and depression.