DOSE:

7200 mg

oral

Piracetam

(daily)

BODY WEIGHT:

180 lb

I’m into nootropics, antiaging, and supplements in general. I’ve been taking Selegiline and Phosphatidylserine for a long time but I heard about Piracetam so I had to try it.

The first night I took 2400 mg and went to sleep. I had the most amazing vivid dream! It was truly wonderful, unlike anything ever... so I was jazzed and I continued with the Piracetam at 2400 mg 3x/day for several months. I didn’t have such vivid dreams but the effect was that my brain hemispheres started working together. I’m an intuitive/thinking person by nature, Myer’s Briggs ENTP. Intuition is right brain and thinking is left. That’s all fine but at puberty men lose the communication between hemispheres and that is the biggest problem for any NT male. I got it back with Piracetam. Planning went from drawing flowcharts and straining to get things done to just doing them naturally. Meeting and getting along with women went from a strained thing to just naturally telling them what I think and feel. Life got considerably better. I started remembering names of people I went to grammar school with and all sorts of pleasant childhood things. I started writing poetry and some of it is very well received. The downside was that I felt very tired a lot of the time and sometimes it was sort of a sudden onset tiredness… I started taking Choline Bitartrate with every dose of Piracetam to the tune of about 1:2 and the tired thingy went away pretty muchly… I cannot get enough choline from eating eggs if I take large doses of Piracetam afaik.

I had some of my female friends try some Piracetam and they reported that it did nothing. That makes sense to me, women have good communication between the brain hemispheres.

I’d say that Piracetam is good for men and nearly essential for Intuitive-Thinking ones…

Exp Year: 2011	ExpID: 91076
Gender: Male
Age at time of experience: 66
Published: May 31, 2011	Views: 37,188
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