Description

INTRODUCTION

The nootropic PRL-8-53, a synthetic supplement has potential benefits as a powerful intermediate term memory booster. Currently marketed as a nootropic research chemical, PRL-8-53 is derived from Phenylmethylamine (Benzylamine) and benzoic acid. This nootropic compound was invented by Dr. Nikolaus Hansl in 1970.

KNOWN BENEFITS

– Memory

PRL-8-53 is thought to improve intermediate to long term memory. In the published study for PRL-8-53, there was evidence of improvement in long-term “word acquisition” during a memorisation task.

– Geometric Pattern Exercise
– Improved Mathematical Abilities
– Improved Verbal Fluency

USER EXPERIENCES

Users reported memory improvement with doses ranging between 10 and 20 mg. They easily recalled specific words and even entire concepts after taking PRL-8-53.

Some users had a deeper focus when understanding new material and struggled less when explaining recent subjects.

PRL-8-53 is a confidence builder, improving motivation for studying and reducing anxiety during social interaction.

The users also had improved reaction time during sports and video games.

Most experienced no side effects. Reported side effects are minor and only last a few hours, which included overheating and insomnia. The insomnia is sometimes caused by sudden hunger or even vivid dreams.

RESEARCH DOSAGE

The effective dosage may vary. In human studies, PRL-8-53 was given a single dose of 5mg, orally, and was not based on weight. According to PRL-8-53 users, doses between 10 and 20 mg were effective and well tolerated. More evidence and empirical testing are needed to determine an ideal dosage for PRL-8-53.

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