Oxiracetam Working principle and clinical research

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Oxiracetam Working principle and clinical research

One of the most interesting aspects of oxiracetam powder is its lack of documented serious side effects. Even when taken in high dosages it has been shown to be safe and non-toxic, and when taken responsibly it has an exceptionally low rate of side effects.
The most commonly reported unpleasant side effect of oxiracetam, and indeed of all racetam-class supplements, is a headache. Headaches are usually related to either high dosage or choline depletion, therefore, adding a good choline source to your regimen or reducing the amount of oxiracetam ingested can often eliminate the problem.
Users taking particularly high doses of oxiracetam have also reported temporary indigestion and gastric distress that was alleviated by reducing dosage.
Because it does have mild stimulant properties, oxiracetam could potentially interfere with normal sleep cycles if taken too late in the day. Side effects of insomnia and nervousness, while rare, have occasionally been reported. These effects can be successfully ameliorated by taking oxiracetam earlier in the day or adding aniracetam which has anti-anxiety properties.