Why put up with having second-rate learning abilities?
Lucidamide is LifeLink’s brand of “noöpept — a powerful cognitive-enhancing (or “noötropic”) substance. Like many other modern
mental-improvement nutraceuticals, noöpept was developed in Russia, where it has been on the market since about 2006.
Noöpept is closely related to a category of mental enhancers
called “racetams” and shares their mechanism of action: it increases
the sensitivity of certain signal-receptors in nerve cells, and
increases the production of nerve growth promoters. But noöpept
is effective at far smaller doses than the racetams, and
therefore typically has fewer unwanted side effects.
The responses of different people to noöpept (and other
noötropics) varies considerably — it depends on genetic factors and
perhaps on personal history, as well. There is at present no
way to predict which noötropic will be ideal for a given individual.
So, to find out whether noöpept is worth using regularly, you
simply have to try it and see what it does for you.
For people who respond positively to noöpept, the following benefits are typically reported:
- Enhanced perception — visual, olfactory, and auditory
- Improvement in learning and memory
- Social prowess
- Clarity of thought
- Reduction of anxiety
- Faster, more accurate reflexes
- Improved sleep
- Better recovery from strokes
- Less impairment from alcohol
For people who experience unwanted effects from noöpept, the following side effects are the most common ones:
- Irritability
- Headache
- Mood depression
- Foggy thinking
- Sleep difficulties
Many users find that these side effects can be avoided by lowering the dosage or by combining noöpept with a “cholinergic”
supplement like CDP-choline (“citicoline”).