My stack is as follows:
Piracetam: 4.6-5.2g/3x daily
Phenylpiracetam:300mg/1x daily
aniracetam:1.2g/3x daily
Pramiracetam:300mg/2x daily
Centrophenoxine:1.2g/2x daily (may up to 3x)
Noopept:30-45mg/8x daily
Coluracetam:15-25mg/3x daily (may increase to 5x)
Oxiracetam:800mg/1x daily
I have noticed a vast increase in productivity, logic, reasoning, and a positive social increase. I talk to people more often and with greater fluency. I've even begun to master the art of making people want to talk to me without saying much at all in the conversation. Which is very convenient because most of the time I'm multitasking thinking about something else such as theories of astrophysics and determining if something is not as it seems.
I understand though that everyone has a different standpoint on what is effective and what isn't, and how much the human body can truly take but I haven't experienced any ill side effects at all. I do not take choline, my renal and liver functions are normal, and aside from drinking occasionally and taking fish oil and a multivitamin, I don't take much else.
I rarely do drugs, if I do it's a bit of cannabis before going to sleep. I have a previous history of very extended drug use, but for being only 22, I'm sure there's a few on the forum that have far surpassed me.
Is there anyone here that takes as many racetams or synthesized drugs as me?
Or can anyone bring definitive proof that it's just not a good idea to take all of these at the same time? Because my understanding is that they're relatively safe, and considering such vast improvements I only see a reason to find something else to add on. And if I should add on, what are some suggestions?
Money is not an issue at all, I've seen a few people state that it's not very wise on your pocket to do what I do, but I figured since it's not an issue, it wouldn't be a bad thing.
I've been consuming this exact stack every day for 90 days and have finally decided to create an account and post after being a long time lurker. I greatly appreciate. any feedback and am thrilled to be a part of this community.