Noopept Gvs-111 157115-85-0 Prohormone Powder for Alzheimer′s Disease Memory Enhancement

Noopept Gvs-111 157115-85-0 Prohormone Powder for Alzheimer′s Disease Memory Enhancement

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Noopept Description

Noopept is the brand name for N-phenylacetyl-L-prolylglycine ethyl ester , a synthetic nootropicmolecule.

Noopept has a similar effect to piracetam, in that it provides a mild cognitive boost after supplementation.

Noopept also provides a subtle psychostimulatory effect.

Noopept has a much lower standard dose than piracetam (10-30mg, compared to 4800mg), and it provides a general neuroprotective effect after supplementation. This neuroprotective effect occurs during various states of cognitive trauma, including oxidative stress and physical trauma.

There is, however, no evidence to suggest Noopept provides benefits for people with no cognitive ailments. More studies are needed to determine the main mechanisms responsible for Noopept’s neuroprotective effect.

The only human study comparing Noopept and piracetam suggests the two have a comparable effect, once the smaller effective dose is taken into account.

Function:

Enhances brain activity,strenthens memory,increase ability to fucus,increase the ability to learn

Noopept is not a racetam (due to not having a 2-oxo-pyrrolidine skeleton),but is generally grouped together in the same category because it shares similar mechanisms of action with the racetam family, mainly modulation of the acetylcholine system, as well as modulation of AMPA receptors. It has close ties to the popular racetam family of nootropics that are known for their benefits on cognitive ability as well their neuroprotective properties.

What makes Noopept a valuable nootropic in your toolbox is that its effects are felt almost immediately after ingestion.When compared to traditional racetams, it has been found to be, according to studies, 1000 times more potent than the prototypical racetam drug, piracetam.Noopept is a prodrug for the endogenous peptide cycloprolylglycine.As a result, Noopept can be taken in comparably smaller doses to produce the same results as that of Piracetam.

Memory and Learning

Noopept is a nootropic supplement that’s been getting a lot of attention lately.Noopept’s most emphasized benefit is how it can enhance memory and improve the learning process. Noopept, like Piracetam, assists with memory formation, but with additional benefits not present in the latter, which are memory consolidation and memory retrieval.

Noopept facilitates the proper management of all forms of stimuli as they are processed by the brain, which allows for better retrieval of memory. In other words, signals being processed by our senses are more streamlined as they are transported into our brains in the form of memory.

Through the continued use of Noopept, you will notice that you are able to process more information and be able to process them for use in your daily activities. You might even recall names, places, maybe a word spoken in a chance encounter, a song title that you thought you have forgotten before, and so on. Memory lapses will be a thing of the past, or at least kept to a minimum.

How to Take

Recommended dosage, active amounts, other details

To supplement Noopept, take 10 – 30 mg, once a day, for up to 56 days at a time. More research is needed to determine the optimal human dose for Noopept.

Precautions

1. Adjust the dose for patients of liver dysfunction.
2. It can deteriorate the symptoms of Huntington's chorea.
3. Patients who is allergic to this drug or other pyrrolidone-class drugs are not allowed.
4. Safety range: 0.3~1.8g/d.

Absorption and Serum

Despite most animal evidence using injections as a method of administration, Noopept appears to have bioactivity following oral ingestion in humans.

It can cross the gastrointestinal tract in rats following an oral dose of 50mg/kg, where it possesses a Tmax of 0.116 hours (7 minutes) and reaches a Cmax of 0.82mcg/mL in serum; the authors noted that the serum concentrations and excretion kinetics of 50mg/kg oral Noopept rivalled that of 5mg/kg injections.

When looking at brain concentrations, the Cmax of 50mg/kg in rats after oral ingestion (human equivalent of 8mg/kg) reaches 1.289mcg/mL at a Tmax of 0.115 hours (7 minutes); due to the lack of difference between serum and neural concentrations it is said Noopept can easily cross the blood brain barrier.