Articles about anxiety, based on scientific evidence, written and reviewed by licensed nutritionists, physicians, and dietitians.
We’re living through an unprecedented event. The entire world is shut down as a precautionary measure to save people from contracting the COVID-19 virus. The solution has been to force people into the 14th-century practice of quarantining. This ancient practice that was originally meant for ships carrying cargo into Venice from infected ports has now …
Sarcosine – An Overview Sarcosine (N-methylglycine) is a precursor and derivative of the amino acid glycine. Physicians primarily prescribe sarcosine for treating schizophrenia, although it may also have some nootropic benefits for: Depression OCD Memory Neuroprotection Sarcosine works by activating the NMDA (N-methyl-D-aspartate) receptor. Researchers believe that it achieves most of its therapeutic effects through …
Vinpocetine – An Overview Vinpocetine is a synthetic nootropic that can be used for: Cognitive enhancement Alzheimers and dementia prevention Anti-inflammation Neuroprotection Neuroplasticity It is an analog of the alkaloid apovincamine, which is isolated from the leaves of Vinca minor, commonly known as the lesser periwinkle. It was discovered discovered in the late 1960s. Physicians …
Phenylpiracetam – An Overview Phenylpiracetam (AKA phenotropil or phenotropyl) is a phenyl derivative of piracetam. Piracetam was the original racetam nootropic, and phenylpiracetam is a newer version that acts quicker and has higher bioavailability. It is more potent and has a broader range of use. Nootropics users take phenylpiracetam for: Focus Improved Cognition Memory and …
