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RACETAMS & PEPTIDES
CHOLINE SOURCES
VITAMINS & AMINO ACIDS
RACETAMS & PEPTIDES
CHOLINE SOURCES
VITAMINS & AMINO ACIDS
Centrophenoxine
There are 497 studies on Centrophenoxine and counting.
Centrophenoxine is also known as [4-Chlorophenoxy] acetic acid 2-[dimethylamino] ethyl ester
Benefits
- Reduce Oxidative Stress
- Executive Function
- Neuroregeneration
- Neuroprotection
- Cognition
- Memory
Centrophenoxine is also known as [4-Chlorophenoxy] acetic acid 2-[dimethylamino] ethyl ester
Purity
We are obsessed with quality control. All our ingredients are sourced from the USA and tested by independent third party labs to ensure purity. You can view the test results in our Certificate of Analysis.
Summary
Centrophenoxine is a cholinergic compound that has been studied for its potential use as a treatment of neurological conditions, such as dementia and Alzheimer’s. Centrophenoxine, like some other nootropics, displayed a neuroprotective effect in both animal-model studies and human studies. While improving general cognition, centrophenoxine was found to also reduce oxidative stress in dementia patients, suggesting its potential for use as an anti-aging supplement.
Selected Community Experience
“There is no doubt that thinking is easier with Centrophenoxine. There’s less noise in my head, it’s easier to verbalize thoughts, I’m more present and accessing information faster. I’m getting better scores and solving puzzles easier on my brain games app. While these observations are somewhat subjective, it’s doing exactly what I want it to.” - Marc W.
References
Effect of centrophenoxine against rotenone-induced oxidative stress in an animal model of Parkinson’s disease
Gerontopsychological studies using NAI (‘Nürnberger Alters-Inventar’) on patients with organic psychosyndrome (DSM III, Category 1) treated with centrophenoxine in a double blind, comparative, randomized clinical trial
Behavioral alterations in rotenone model of Parkinson’s disease: Attenuation by co-treatment of centrophenoxine
Evidence for centrophenoxine as a protective drug in aluminium induced behavioral and biochemical alteration in rat brain
Centrophenoxine improves chronic cerebral ischemia induced cognitive deficit and neuronal degeneration in rats.
Further evidence of centrophenoxine mediated protection in aluminium exposed rats by biochemical and light microscopy analysis
