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nootropics in general, racetams in particular, how long b4 residual effects are completely gone

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#1 cylon

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Posted 21 February 2015 - 12:05 AM


Please feel free to correct me in regards to the following but based on what I've read over at examine.com and elsewhere, the half lives for the various racetams are as follows

Aniracetam 2 hrs

Phena, Prama and Pira 4-5hours

Oxiractem the longest  at 8+ hours

Others?

 

Based on personal experience only with Aniracetam, even though it has a short 2 hour half life, I still notice residual effects in the evening if I take a single modest dose first thing in the morning.

So what are some estimates on how long before the various racetams are completely eliminated from the body?

 


Edited by cylon, 21 February 2015 - 12:05 AM.


#2 Flex

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Posted 21 February 2015 - 11:15 AM

Cant say whether the reacetams would interfere with each other in the liver, so would prolong the metabolism of Aniracetam.

An other possible explanation could be a receptor desentitation.



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