This molecule is simply incredible.
If you guys have not given this drug a try, seriously consider it.
Unifiram works on a completely different level than sunifiram.
It's deep, relaxing, yet it provides you with a clarity that I have only experienced before on psychedelics. Unifiram reminds me of low dose LSD.
I'm talking really low dose, the kind of dose where there are no sensory disturbances, yet the clarity and mental energy is simply incredible - yet unifiram is even more -- in my humble experience -- cognitively enhancing than LSD.
It's the way that it enhances mental energy on such a profound level that you find yourself breezing through your day in a meditative state. I've not experience this on any other substance before. It doesn't feel pushy like piracetam or sunifiram - those simply push you through the day with a distinct vigor that the nootropic liason will know of. It feels like you're having a great day, every day.
If you want a nootropic that provides:
- Enhanced general mood & outlook
- Mental stimulation
- Improved patience & mindfulness
- Enhanced memory
- Faster cognitive processing
I'd say, look no further.
For reference, I've pretty much tried them all:
1. Almost all the racetams (Piracetam, oxiracetam, pramiracetam, aniracetam) except for Phenylpiracetam
2. All the classic ADHD stimulants. I am talking mixed amphetamine salts (Adderall), dextro-amphetamine (Dexedrine) and methylphenidate (Ritalin).
3. Non-classical stimulants: Modafinil, Adrafinil, Bupropion, Caffeine, Nicotine.
4. All kinds of nootropics: Rhodiola Rosea, Bacopa Monniera, Forskolin, Artichoke extract, the famous CILTEP stack, and much, much more.
A short note on each of these categories -
Number 1 is an excellent group of nootropics. I recommend them for every beginner to get an idea of nootropics, simply because of the research having been done of them and their very well known safety and dosing patterns. Piracetam, for most, work excellently at first. But somehow the effects drissle over time, and the effects of piracetam are only noticeable when used sparingly, and in high doses (at least, for me.) Oxiracetam however, is different. Oxiracetam is a very strong supportive molecule, I find that it enhances my dexterity, speed of thought, motivation and most importantly, mental and physical energy. Overall, I highly recommend it. Pramiracetam is great for muting emotions and for strong focus, though the "empty-head" syndrome gets old very fast. I have heard great things about phenylpiracetam in terms of physical energy and stamina, but I hear tolerance builds quickly. It appears to be a "once in a while" molecule, much like, in my humble view, piracetam.
Number 2 is a bit more tricky. You see, these are the type of drugs that are prescribed to teens world over. And for what? For the ability to sit down for extended periods of time reading, writing or doing some other cognitively demanding task. For most people -- and I will not mention ADHD since it's a very complicated disease and people have a lot of heated opinions about it -- stimulants are a net negative influence on their lives. I mention this because with stimulants, it's very important to note, that what you take, you must give back. That's simply the way they work. They (amphetamine-class here) pump out neurotransmitters and your brain down-regulates in response. Withdrawal is a fact with these drugs. Methylphenidate is a bit different, but the general jist is the same.
On top of this, I should mention that stimulants, for me personally, feel extremely dirty, I feel like I am cranking up the dial on my body, and vengeance is eminent - poor sleep, bad appetite, anxiety, heightened stimulation in situations that warrant no such stimulation, and so on.
Overall, I recommend people to stay away from strong stimulants, but your milliage may vary, and to each their own.
Number 3, the non-classical stimulants. I never liked them, not even nicotine, it was too nausea inducing and caffeine can give jitters and I find that I have to repay, somewhat, what I loan from caffeine as well. I must admit that I love the taste of coffee with milk. Generally though, I'd rather feel good without caffeine in my system - it's simply unnecessary. Also taken after 4pm (if I recall correctly) inhibits deeper stages of sleep.
Number 4, some of them worked sometimes, but it was very hit & miss and overall a disappointing experience. With the CILTEP stack I didn't feel cognitive enhanced in any way, unfortunately. As a matter of fact, I found my cognitive ability to be less than normal, and the mood boost wasn't significant enough to warrant any distinct positive remarks.
So - coming all together, I really recommend unifiram. Try with 16mg first and see how you like it. A 32mg dose is optimal for me - dosed several times per day. If you're interested, you'll have to experiment and try which dosing pattern works best for you. It's simply too subjective to tell people exactly what dose works for them.
I hope you enjoyed my post, and some of you reap the benefits of this magnificent drug.
Dare I say this is the molecule we've all been waiting for?
Edited by kassem23, 24 March 2014 - 05:53 PM.
