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Comment · Tue, September 6, 2016 · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot

Fasoracetam discussion

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westy2036 · 5 points

Basically I wanted to spark an up to date discussion in fasoracetam as I am intrigued by the substance.

Hoping some people with some in depth understand of the substance can chime in (for example MisterYouAreSoDumb) but I do not know how to tag him.
Second I was wondering if anyone has any insight as to what the effects of taking phenibut and fasoracetam together would be. From what I have read it seems like faso isn't a GABA B Antagonist and upregulates those receptors via some other moa. So taking the two together would (at the very least) theoretically prevent tolerance build up/ desensitization??
Anyone feel free to comment with your experience/understanding of the substance

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janowski_d · 1 points

Do you have any staple nootropic for cognition? Like noopept or anything that you use on more or less constant basis?

u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Ceretropic & Nootropics Depot

Semax is what I use on a consistent basis for cognition. Everything else I am just trialing or cycling in and out.

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