Nootropics Powder Pramiracetam for Boosting Brain
Ever since the discovery of the racetams in the 1970's, the racetam family of compounds has been a compelling route for people trying to improve general cognition, memory, and learning capabilities.
In the world of nootropics, the racetams are the go-to nootropics for boosting brain power. While there is some variety of racetam forms, and not all racetams are as well understood as the parent compound, one of the more widely known and studied is Pramiracetam.
Pramiracetam (N-[2-(dipropan-2-ylamino)ethyl]-2- (2-oxopyrrolidin-1-yl)acetamide) is a GABA-like compound derived from the original racetam. The chemical difference between the two is that Pramiracetam has a dipropan-2-ylaminoethyl group rather than an amide.
pramiracetam is remarkable for high oral-bioavailability and high potency. For this reason, users take Pramiracetam in smaller doses than it's prototype.
This more potent racetam is sometimes taken as an alternative to weaker racetams for people who don't feel they give them the sense of well-being that they are after or people who don't want to take as much powder as less potent racetams can require.
Applications
Users typically take Pramiracetam powder in doses around 250 mg a few times a day with meals. As with most racetams, many people take a choline source along with it. Some say taking choline along with the proper Pramiracetam dosage can improve the overall experience.
Pramiracetam Usage
Pramiracetam is a nootropic drug derived from piracetam, and is more potent (i. e. Lower dosage is used). It belongs to the racetam family of nootropics, and goes by the trade name Remen (Parke-Davis), Neupramir (Lusofarmaco) or Pramistar (Firma). Pramiracetam is used off-label for a wide range of applications.
Pramiracetam is a lipid-soluble moleculte and a exhibits a high-affinity choline uptake (HAUC)--thus, supplementation with choline or cholinergic substances (e. G. Alpha GPC) is recommended. [medical citation needed] Pramiracetam has a similar chemical structure to aniracetam but is 15-30 times stronger than aniracetam and the majority of racetam derivatives (e. G. Oxiracetam). [medical citation needed] Pramiracetam is thought to increase the long term memory of users and is used in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Although the mechanism underlying this response has not been fully elucidated, an increase in neuronal membrane fluidity has been posited as a potential mode of action.
