The toxicity of the drug is practically nonexistent, and so Piracetam’s side effects, even when taking megadoses (2500 - 4500 mgs: the “attack dose” suggested by some for first time users) are also mild to nonexistent; however, from what I’ve learned in my research, and from the close observation of those whom I’ve personally supplied with the drug, it seems to be important to provide one’s body with the proper nutritional support it will need in order to replenish, and to meet the increased demands for, acetyl-choline.
For this reason I supplemented my own Piracetam usage from the start with a steady regimen of pure choline citrate (which is an easily absorbed form of the nutrient the body needs in order to make acetyl-choline), but there’s a long list of common enough foods that will also provide a more natural source of choline, such as: soybeans and soybean products, egg yolk, butter, peanuts and peanut butter, potatoes, cauliflower, tomatoes, banana, milk, oranges, lentils, oats, barley, corn, sesame seeds, flax seeds, and whole wheat bread.
Having experimented and done enough research to be satisfied that the effects are very, very, real, and that any potential dangers are nonexistent or, at the most, negligible, this holiday season I gave out almost 500 grams of pure, high-grade Piracetam in the form of Solstice presents, often paired with an equal amount of choline citrate, to over a dozen friends and loved ones. Whenever and wherever my dwindling supplies of choline were unable to keep pace with my enormous out pouring of this potent little smart drug, I have at least been careful to provide all of the vital dietary information included above. The initial results, so far at least, appear to be mostly positive, and I can only hope that everyone will have the same fantastic results that I’ve obtained for myself in this ongoing experiment in cognitive enhancement via Nootropics. Good luck and Namaste.