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Nootropics and phenylpiracetam

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This is a brief one :)

I am still stuck waiting for an ADD diagnosis, because my incompetent GP didn't bother to answer their questions and I had to chase things up. In the meantime, I've been looking up nootropics (cognitive enhancers). Phenylpiracetam looks extremely promising and I've ordered a batch.

Has anybody got experience of any of the racetam drugs, or nootropics in general?

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Eek 8 months for a diagnosis? (Going by your last post.) Will ADD diagnosis help with the head symptoms?

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My symptoms mimic ADD more than anything else. (There's some mild chronic fatigue too, but that's less of a priority.) Since nobody believes I have a brain injury, I'm going for an ADD diagnosis instead - at least that way I'll get something rather than nothing. It seems reasonable that ADD treatment might help.

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