Piracetam has been the only chemical with the claim of "restoring the magic" that has ever worked for me. I strongly recommend it to others from my own personal experienceMy personal regimen is taking 2.5g an hour or so before I plan to roll. I've yet to have a non-magical roll on piracetam + MDxx.
If you do not have these struggles to begin with, you may have no benefit from piracetam, as you have not the barriers for which it overcomes.
oh yeah, SWIM was at the multiple-pills-no-roll stage too (like, 13-20 an evening). Now he can get off on half a pill if he doesn't smoke up or drink first. But aniracetam was the first step out of the rut, and what a terrible place that rut was...
i joined this forum specifically to say that i just bought the stupid large bottle of piracetam from amazon. the 501pill bottle.
a lot of things ive been reading on this forum have convinced me. not so much for "bringing back magic" but for the help in day to day activities. this is phenomenal.
I thought piracetam was pulled because it wasn't fda approved anymore.
I thought piracetam was pulled because it wasn't fda approved anymore.

Piracetam can be easily purchased as cheap bulk powder for a serious fraction of what amazon will charge. Do not support these kinds of online businesses
Why waste you money?
A year or so ago I procured over 200g for 25$.
In my honest opinion it's not worth it, but if you're going to but it anyway at least don't waste your money people 8(
The effectiveness of Piracetam really depends upon your mental state IMO. If you have relatively "happy" life, I don't think piracetam will do much. If you have constant problems with anxiety, inability to concentrate and general depression, piracetam can be a godsend.
The effectiveness of Piracetam really depends upon your mental state IMO. If you have relatively "happy" life, I don't think piracetam will do much. If you have constant problems with anxiety, inability to concentrate and general depression, piracetam can be a godsend.
That may be your opinion but it is not science.
Honestly, no. There is plenty of available evidence but since you asked I will shed some light.Care to explain how it seems to work for some people, but not for others?
They do not. Drug receptor and enzyme targets, their affinity for those targets, mechanisms of action, half life, metabolic processes and byproducts, and excretions are different for every drug. There is also the important placebo factor to be considered.Don't all mental meds work that way?
Then by your logic I can assume you have some anxiety, depression, and/or other mental issues?Finally, Piracetam seems to work for me. It helps me concentrate, reduces anxiety and makes me feel better. That's all I care about!![]()