RE: Re: Colleen Piracetam - Dana

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Agreeing with one of the partents on " smells like gasoline, I do agree with

that. The Phosphadityl Choline Smells awful, tastes horrible. But choline is

so darn good for the brain. Yes, the Piracetam moves oxygen and sugar to the

brain and he says it is very refreshing. I am not sure what would happen if

you give your kid more than 4 ml. I use guidance from a professional

nutritionist. And started with 2ml and worked up to 4ml. I have been advised

by a nutrionist and by DAN! doctors (Dr. Bock) that they have used piracetam

and has been safely used for over 15 years in the US. It is classified as a

notropic, which means acting on the mind. Charlie could not army crawl with

a pattern, he dragged his left leg. 4 days later, he had the pattern down!

Also fine motor skills kick in...singing.

[ ] Re: Colleen Piracetam - Dana

Colleen...just curious for the sake of this group from a very distant

observation distance. It smells like gasoline? (agreed with the one

parent getting your child to take that -trooper or lack of taste

buds?) Your adult husband says that the small amount you give your

son makes it feel " like a cool breeze in a hot desert in his head? "

You mean it's like eating a York peppermint patty? And what the heck

happens if you accidentally give your child more than 4ml?

Since some of us learned the hard way from speak (my hand is raised -

can I put two up?) What long term for pediatrics do we know about

this stuff? Any studies?

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