When finding more information about nootropics it is common to use either anecdotal reports or studies. Unfortunately, this is hardly sufficient as much more information about nootropics is in the countries where they have been developed, researched and prescribed by doctors for certain conditions.
That is why my team and I are translating video reviews of a famous Russian and Ukrainian doctor on various nootropics. This is not marketing but educational video as it was originally filmed by Polismed.com - a health community devoted to give more information about various pharmaceuticals and how doctors recommend using them.
Just to show you what I mean, below is the video on Hopantenic acid - an active ingredient of many nootropic drugs that are widely prescribed by Russian and Ukranian doctors for various conditions including ADHD and developmental difficulties in small children:
0:41 Ingredients of Pantocalcin
1:21 Pantocalcin for neuroses, panic attacks, headaches, vegetative vascular dystonia, and memory
1:55 Pantocalcin for epilepsy and tics in children
2:18 Pantocalcin for children with enuresis, hypoxia, and ADHD
2:38 Pantocalcin for speech development disorders and stuttering
2:51 Form of release and dosing of Pantocalcin: 250 mg and 500 mg tablets
3:02 How to take Pantocalcin
3:24 Length of treatment with Pantocalcin
3:32 How to take Pantocalcin for memory
3:59 Taking Pantocalcin before or after food.
4:08 Tatking Pantocalcin in the evening
4:14 Repeating a course of Pantocalcin.
4:28 Stopping Pantocalcin
4:48 Pantocalcin for children
5:04 How to administer Pantocalcin to children
5:20 Dosing guidelines for children
6:13 How long is the Pantocalcin course for children
6:36 Side effects of Pantocalcin: allergies
7:25 Children vomiting from taking Pantocalcin
7:45 Pantocalcin overdose
8:38 Contraindications for Pantocalcin
9:02 Drug interactions with Pantocalcin
9:37 Analogues to Pantocalcin
9:55 Pantogam or Pantocalcin: which is better?
