PRL-8-53 10 mg, 60 caps

PRL-8-53 – support for memory and learning processes

PRL-8-53 (chemical name: methyl amino ethyl benzoate) is a laboratory-made supplement created in the 1970s primarily to improve memory and enhance cognition and was first synthetized by Nikolaus Hansel at Creighton University. PRL-8-53’s memory-enhancing effect has been replicated in several animal studies.

These studies’ authors believe that PRL-8-53’s ability to enhance cognition comes from its action on neurotransmitters in the brain (especially acetylcholine). Clinical trials show acetylcholine activity is linked to significant learning and improvement in memory formation.

One of PRL-8-53’s main benefits is its ability to boost dopamine and, in turn positively affect memory formation. (research)

The one human study on PRL-8-53 also confirms its potency as a memory enhancer as it demonstrated the ability to enhance learning and help in retaining verbal information. (research)

It’s always important to remember that cognitive enhancers like nootropics, no matter how innocent they may seem, can profoundly alter cognitive function for both good and bad.

Even modulating the cholinergic system as is the case with PRL-8-53 can have adverse effects in certain people and lead to a mild headache, increased anxiety, and possibly even alterations in other neurotransmitters like serotonin production.