Nootropics Fasoracetam Powder with High Purity 99%
Posted by freemexy on October 5th, 2019
Fasoracetam is a powerful Racetam compound with a chemical structure of (5R)-5-(piperidine-1-carbonyl) pyrrolidin-2-one.
Primarily it has attracted the interest of nootropics enthusiasts searching for ever stronger analogues of the original racetam, Piracetam.
Fasoracetam improves general intelligence while attacking anxiety and apathy, which, as much as a lack of ability, can stand in the way of reaching one's full potential.
These are also frequent concerns for patients diagnosed with ADHD which explains the interest in researching its effects for this disorder.Fasoracetam powder
Fasoracetam prevents learned helplessness. In animal trials, rats given the drug were substantially less likely to remain immobile when submersed in water than those who were not. They were also more motivated to rescue themselves from merciless electrical shocks on their feet.
While human studies have yet to be conducted in this area, it was found to increase "the number of GABAB receptors in rat cerebral cortex without affecting the binding properties of adrenoceptors and 5-HT2 receptors."
Bebefit and Effect of Fasoracetam
Improves Memory and General Cognition
Animal tests suggest that fasoracetam effectively prevents memory problems and reduces amnesia and forgetfulness. Though there is no publicly available data on similar experiments using human subjects, many users say they experience substantial memory improvement when taking it. This claim is borne out by the compound's action in the brain; like other racetam nootropics, fasoracetam increases the amount of acetylcholine, the neurotransmitter most responsible for memory, learning, and cognition.
Relieves Anxiety and Depression
Fasoracetam improves mood, reduces anxiety, and lifts depression by acting on two of the brain's most powerful mood-influencing chemicals, glutamate and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). By simultaneously up-regulating GABA, which is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, and suppressing the excess production of the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate, fasoracetam provides what users describe as a smooth, non-jittery feeling of improved mood, relaxation, and calmness.
There are no publicly available studies on fasoracetam's effect on mood, anxiety, or depression in humans, but many users say they feel more calm, less anxious, and less depressed when taking the supplement. Animal testing also bears out this claim, showing that subjects given fasoracetam in stressful situations were less prone to learned helplessness and other syndromes indicative of anxiety and depression.
Potential ADHD Treatment
The only publicly available human study on fasoracetam suggests that it has powerful potential as a treatment for ADHD. The study, which involved 30 subjects between the ages of 12 and 17, tested the efficacy of fasoracetam in treating ADHD among adolescents who demonstrated a specific mutation in the glutamatergic gene network. This mutation is strongly associated with ADHD and is present in a significant percentage of adolescents with the disorder.
The subjects who took fasoracetam over the five weeks of the study showed marked improvement in all clinical measures during the trial, and reduction of ADHD symptoms persisted in post-trial testing.
Increases Creativity and Motivation
As more and more people test fasoracetam's nootropic effects, anecdotal evidence of its ability to enhance creativity and increase motivation is building. Many users report that fasoracetam not only makes them feel more spontaneously creatively inspired, it also helps motivate them to start, carry through, and successfully complete creative projects.
Though not backed by research data, these user self-reports are credible in light of fasoracetam's mood-boosting properties and ability to increase the production and release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is largely responsible for learning and cognition.
Reduces Social Anxiety
Many fasoracetam users report a marked reduction in social anxiety, similar to that experienced when taking phenibut. User self-reports include feeling less inhibition and dissociation, more motivation to interact, more confidence, and better verbal fluency. Though there is no human research data to confirm these effects, they could be logically expected given fasoracetam's actions on the production and release of GABA, glutamate, and other brain chemicals.
