I did an attack dosage once and I definitely noticed stronger effects from my Piracetam, but that was after following the dosages for about three weeks. For the first couple of weeks I stuck to the recommended dosages that I found which was about 1,600 to 2,400mg (2-3 capsules). Currently I'm taking about 3,200 to 4,000mg (4-5 capsules).

The only reason I followed the dosage like that was I wanted to be sure that my body was completely adjusted to the stuff before taking a high attack dose. Main reason was because I couldn't sleep well the first few nights I took it, and I didn't want sleeplessness effecting me.

(02-23-2013 8:36 PM)GStarZ Wrote:  I did an attack dosage once and I definitely noticed stronger effects from my Piracetam, but that was after following the dosages for about three weeks. For the first couple of weeks I stuck to the recommended dosages that I found which was about 1,600 to 2,400mg (2-3 capsules). Currently I'm taking about 3,200 to 4,000mg (4-5 capsules).

The only reason I followed the dosage like that was I wanted to be sure that my body was completely adjusted to the stuff before taking a high attack dose. Main reason was because I couldn't sleep well the first few nights I took it, and I didn't want sleeplessness effecting me.

Its the complete opposite for me I tried two pills AM, mid, and night and i was droswy as fuck. But I do feel a difference

(02-23-2013 9:11 PM)AnthonyJFranks Wrote:  Its the complete opposite for me I tried two pills AM, mid, and night and i was droswy as fuck. But I do feel a difference

Drowsy? It could be the Aniracetam, a lot of people talk about being drowsy for the first several days of taking it. Maybe try taking half as much Aniracetam as normal for the next few days and see if you build up a tolerance to the drowsiness?

(02-23-2013 9:11 PM)AnthonyJFranks Wrote:  Its the complete opposite for me I tried two pills AM, mid, and night and i was droswy as fuck. But I do feel a difference

How's the Nootropics been treating you?

(03-09-2013 8:59 PM)GStarZ Wrote:  ,

How's the Nootropics been treating you?

I feel a difference its not NZT but you notice a good spike when it comes to your brain. I'm a little snappier when it comes to math calculations, writing, and speaking also my memory is better. I've read various forums where guys are getting better results but I've decided to take it twice a day and since im taking 1.6G a day. I'm taking the 800mg pills from Smart Drugs. I will say I've had better results eating on a full or stomach. Some people suggest eating on an empty stomach and not only did my head hurt like hell but so did my stomach.

Dont know about stomach pain but choline supplementation might alleviate headaches with racetams.

(03-10-2013 6:30 AM)AnthonyJFranks Wrote:  I feel a difference its not NZT but you notice a good spike when it comes to your brain. I'm a little snappier when it comes to math calculations, writing, and speaking also my memory is better. I've read various forums where guys are getting better results but I've decided to take it twice a day and since im taking 1.6G a day. I'm taking the 800mg pills from Smart Drugs. I will say I've had better results eating on a full or stomach. Some people suggest eating on an empty stomach and not only did my head hurt like hell but so did my stomach.

Nice, so it's giving you good results? That's good to hear, and concerning the headaches when taking on a empty stomach what pills were you taking? Smart Drugs for Thought is pretty good about their shipping, and their customer service is better than what I would have expected. Have you tried contacting them regarding the headaches or anything?

i think i'll have to try the piracetam or pramicetam.

I searched this thread because I found "vasopressin" in here. I had just read an article that talked about oxytocin, estrogen, and vasopressin levels and how they effect female sex drive. BTW vasopressin was supposed to activate the Thinking cognitive process in contrast to the thinking cognitive processes, making women less sexual when they had high vasopress/ low estrogen / low oxytocin.

Smart Drugs for Thought recently released a third party COA for their Adrafinil (look into it, it's actually a pretty good nootropic that could be helpful).



They've also released a series of new products (Tianeptine, Sunifiram, Idebenone, and Uridine). I'd definitely recommend giving Sunifiram a try if you've already experimented successfully with nootropics. It's a pretty potent and is really fast acting, for me personally I noticed its effects the first day that I tried it. I've since worked it into my normal stack as part of my mid day supplements.

Been a while since I've been here, and I hope everyone has been doing alright.

(05-09-2014 5:24 PM)GStarZ Wrote:  Smart Drugs for Thought recently released a third party COA for their Adrafinil (look into it, it's actually a pretty good nootropic that could be helpful).



They've also released a series of new products (Tianeptine, Sunifiram, Idebenone, and Uridine). I'd definitely recommend giving Sunifiram a try if you've already experimented successfully with nootropics. It's a pretty potent and is really fast acting, for me personally I noticed its effects the first day that I tried it. I've since worked it into my normal stack as part of my mid day supplements.

Been a while since I've been here, and I hope everyone has been doing alright.

Adrafinil is supposed to be harsh on the liver.