Pramiracetam - Caveat lector
Pramiracetam, also known as CI-879, is another
chemical relative to piracetam, and has a similar
effect in improving the operations of the
neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Like oxiracetam,
pramiracetam appears to be more potent than
piracetam. Although pramiracetam seems to be
more potent and effective, it is less common than
piracetam. Pramiracetam is newer, less tested,
and less available. Parke Davis is working
through the maze of FDA approval of
pramiracetam to treat Alzheimer's disease. If
pramiracetam becomes legally available, it will
probably be used not only for Alzheimer's
disease but for cognitive enhancement as well.
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