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The_Chemist
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ulter said:
I dont understand? My Dr told me that Nootropyl (piracetam) is a prescription drug available only from a Dr? Is he wrong?
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I dont understand? My Dr told me that Nootropyl (piracetam) is a prescription drug available only from a Dr? Is he wrong?
The_Chemist
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Maybe Im thinking of Deprenyl?
AristotleBC
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macrophage69alpha said:there are several significant changes
mostly related to ingredient dosage- number of caps increased to 120.. daily dose increased to 4. some of the ingredient dosage remain the same because increasing them would only benefit a very limited group who would be dosing higher anyways. particularly those with alzheimers or other degenerative conditions.
choline bitartrate replaced by the considerably more effective choline dihydrogen citrate- amount also increased amount by 50% per cap ( doubled over daily dosage) (choline depletion was an issue for some with earlier version)
amount of vinpocetine significantly increased/per cap and daily.
overall 2-oxo and other dosages increased- not per cap but over daily.
while price remains the same-- so would say thats a significant improvement
Hey that's awesome guys thanks!
macrophage69alpha
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juve said:
1.25mg/cap
ideal for the 4/day dose (for most people).. though those with age related degeneration may dose higher under the supervision/reccomendation of their physician.
dakotasioux_74
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Can anybody comment on Glucorell R and how well (or not so well) it works?
macrophage69alpha
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bdog527 said:
no. galantamine is a weak irreversible AChE inhibitor, though its main function is the upregulation of nicotinic receptors
