if you can handle a 250 dose without getting side effects like cognitive dulling or stiff-neck then that would work. but be careful about stacking with other nootropics... for example of you took coluracetam, which enhances choline uptake, then you're enhancing the uptake of choline on top of giving yourself a 250mg dose of CDP... so make sure to do your research carefully when you stack that kind of dose with other nootropics
Well i wanna enchance the choline uptake, you imply as many people seem to do that 250 mg is a big CDP Choline dose, however i wanna remind that there are human studys on alzheimer patient who took 1, 5 gram of citicholine
who was accepted by the patients, its offcourse hard to know if they got tired during the trials, but it doesnt count as a side effect im pretty sure
With that in mind i have accutally hold back the dose by stacking with only 500 mg Citicholine powder in 10 mg Clarityn syrup and xylitol-dropps!.
(Second-generation antihistamines, like Lotradine (Claritin), do not cross the blood-brain barrier and do not cause drowsiness)
However maybe citicholine can activate a clarityn drowsiness anyway ore enchance eachothers sedative effects by helping eachother pass BBB? (if so im glad) since im noticing a fast sedative effect within 10 minutes, the person im giving this combination to more or less goes in and out of a sedative/dormancy state for 1 and a half hour, im not sure how long it takes to recover in energy again from a uridine? boost that reddit claim are behind getting sleepy https://www.reddit.c...ake_you_sleepy/
Taking acetyl-L-carnitine by mouth might improve mental and physical tiredness in older people"
Stacking Citicholine and ALCAR is a known combination, doesnt nessesary mean that its combined cholinergic effects will make you getting drowsier than you allready is by my Citicholine/Clarityn combo, only time will tell cause going to add ALCAR 1000 mg to the stack,
and if we are really lucky maybe? ALCAR infact could as a bonus counter the possible Uridine sleep effect (which is a positive thing for neuroprotection on the other hand, so its worth the drowsyness)
Edited by Storböle, 22 October 2023 - 10:20 PM.