I am a bit worried and confused after reading a few forum posts about piracetam.
The first is about actual impared cognition.
I took piracetam for a few months
The effects are devasteting
I feel like I have cement in my head
My concentration droped dramatically and, what is worst, my memory, which used to be my precious assett,
has big holes
My learning capacity plumbered
Does anyone know how to take piracetam away from my system, some kind of antidot
For now I take vitamin B6 It does diminish the negative effects a little
The funny thing is that , when I drink alcohol, firstly I am now more resilient (I used to get almost drunk from a beer) and I actually think clearly
I guess because of the high level of sugar induced by alcohol
BTW, when I drink Coca Cola(like 2 liters -sorry, I am from Europe) I actually feel good
But the damn thing is still in my head I can actually feel it
I have zones on my brain which are like full of concrete
Anyone knows an antidot
To be very clear : I did not take piracetam for ten years now, and it is still in my head !!!!!!!
PLEASE
But then the story starts to make less sense. He/she says
Just so you know, before I took piracetam, I scored 180 points at an Iq test, and I was told it was pretty high
This seems suspicious. If he/she scored 180 on an IQ test, i would think that, for one thing, they would know already that that is high, and that they wouldn't just be told that it is "pretty high". 180 is quite extraordinary and I believe it would qualify them to be on some sort of record list.
Then this
It seems that because of lack of choline, it did not metabolize, but instead added up in my brain
You will say it is impossible, just trust me, that is exactly what happened
I now realize that those "cement" areas in my brain are actually extremelly excited areas, full of piracetam
Which confuses me because I thought that piracetam was not metabolized at all.
Some people on the forum said that he may have schizophrenia, which seems possible. I read that schizophrenics often feel as though they have an implant or something similar in their brain. I don't mean to discredit the guy, but they story seems sort of unreliable to me...
Another post from another forum is more realistic and thus more frightening.
I'm a very rare case, but I took piracetam for 2 week and I now have muscle convulsions randomly, at different places of my body, at random times. sometimes twice in a minute, other times twice in an hour. it only lasts for a few seconds. i only took it for 2 weeks and the side-effects have been present for the last 3-4 months. i don't think its going away... eh.
But this is on an ADD forum and it is unclear if he was also taking adderol at the same time.
Are these anything to worry about? I don't want to attempt to improve cognition and end up damaging it beyond repair.