Racetams are a class of nootropics that all share a similar chemical structure. They are all known to exhibit cognitive-enhancing properties. Despite this, each racetam is different from the last, and the full pharmacological profiles are are often… Continue Reading
Overview Alpha-GPC (L-Alpha glycerylphosphorylcholine) is a naturally occurring nutrient that is a powerhouse among cholinergic compounds, and is among the best nootropics for memory. When supplemented, it’s been shown raise levels of acetylcholine in the brain. When compared to… Continue Reading
Overview Citicoline (cytidine diphosphate-choline, also called CDP-Choline), is a drug that is supplemented to raise levels of acetylcholine in the brain. Cticoline is one of the most effective and well-researched nootropics available, and is a capable nootropic drug on… Continue Reading
Problems Focusing? You’re Not Alone The ability to focus is something that many of us struggle with. There are a lot of different factors involved in cultivating focus which include attention, interest, motivation, and discipline. Sometimes, even the best… Continue Reading
Overview Acetylcarnitine is the acetylated form of l-carnitine, and in this form it provides more stimulatory and nootropic effects than l-carnitine by itself. This is due to the addition of an acetyl group, which allows it to more easily… Continue Reading
Overview I’m sure many of you reading this have heard of this combination before, as it’s a fairly popular one among the nootropics community. There is an increasing body of literature which demonstrates caffeine as a nootropic on its… Continue Reading
Overview Tyrosine is an amino acid typically found in cheeses and meats. L-tyrosine ultimately is used to increase levels of circulating dopamine in the brain. L-tyrosine is not a direct precursor to dopamine; it is first converted into… Continue Reading
How Nootropics Can Enhance Your Studying In this post, I thought I’d focus on how nootropics can be used to improve the efficiency of your studying. Studying sucks, let’s face it. I think it’s reasonable to say that almost… Continue Reading