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If you've ever wanted to increase your cognitive performance and boost your memory and learning capabilities, you may have already looked into purchasing Noopept. Noopept is the most powerful Nootropic. People often wonder about what the best Noopept stack is, and this article will help you to understand more about which stack could help you.

Noopept, or GVS-111, is a Russian developed Nootropic substance based on the original racetam Nootropic, piracetam. Noopept is much stronger than piracetam – up to 1000 times more powerful! One of the main things that Noopept has been studied for is its ability to provide a neuroprotective effect. This means that Noopept can protect your brain from stress. It is also a very strong Nootropic, providing boosts to cognitive performance and memory enhancement.[1]

Noopept is up to 1000 times stronger than piracetam

1.    Noopept is 1000 times stronger than Piracetam

When scientists were originally developing Noopept they were trying to create something much more powerful – and they succeeded! Noopept is commonly said to be 1000 times stronger than Piracetam. Noopept has all the effects of Piracetam but stronger and more effective. People usually take Noopept at a dosage of 10-30 mg, while the standard dose for Piracetam is closer to 5grams daily! The best thing about Noopept is that it’s based on piracetam so it has all the benefits of piracetam, but it's just “buffed up” and stronger, with added effects (see below).[1] Continue reading →

Is Phenibut bad for my body?

Phenibut was developed by Russian scientists in the 1960s as an anti-anxiety and anti-stress substance for psychiatric children. It was later included in Russian astronaut’s standard medical kit in case of situations that were high-stress but that required the astronauts to be able to still function normally.

Clinical studies have found that phenibut is definitely not bad for your body when used in normal doses. In fact, it is used to alleviate stress and feelings of anxiety while still allowing the user to function normally.[1]

Phenibut has tranquilizing effects

Phenibut is commonly prescribed for anxiety treatment and as a sleeping aid in Russia. It is not used as a medical substance in the West, but it can be bought as a supplement. Phenibut is known as a GABA-agonist and it specifically targets GABA-B receptors to achieve its effects, as well as stimulating dopamine production (increases mood).

This is a very interesting mechanism and similar to the mode of action of many other anti-anxiety substances including benzodiazepines. At higher doses, phenibut is thought to also target GABA-A receptors – the same receptors that are targeted by alcohol.[1]

How long does it take to feel phenibut?

According to experiences posted on Erowid.org, Phenibut usually takes around 60 to 90 minutes to feel the first effects. The full dose will usually only be felt around 2 hours after taking phenibut. This is backed up by user reviews on the internet. People are aware that phenibut has a fairly long onset time. The effects of phenibut also last quite long.[1]

What Phenibut does

Phenibut is a Russian Nootropic that is most commonly used for boosting mood, reducing feelings of stress, and helping to promote healthy sleep. Phenibut has a pretty complicated way that it interacts with the body, but interestingly, it is similar to the way that alcohol works (by binding to GABA receptors. In this article, we will guide you to the right serving directions for taking Phenibut. If you’d like to read more about it, we’d recommend reading our Phenibut article under the product description.

What is the history of Phenibut?

Phenibut, with the chemical name β-Phenyl-γ-aminobutyric acid, is sometimes also called Noofen or Citrocard. It was originally developed in Russia at the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences. It is included in Russian astronauts’ medical kits as an anti-stress substance that can be taken without affecting performance[1].