Piracetam (Nootropil) used for Dysautonomia in other countries


Well, I did say in my past blogs that I will find the medication that some from other countries use for, "Dysautonomia". I am not sure if it is the cure but,I am learning from the Doctor who is teaching me about Dysautonomia that it works and, from other resources in, other countries.

I also have relatives in Europe so, I had an Aunt do some research for me recently and, speak to their medical field in their area. According to her, "Nootropil" is what they use for "Dysautonomia" and that you need a prescription for it.

After hearing that I did, more research. I searched the internet and found Nootropil here in the, USA. We call it "Piracetam-Nootropil". When I looked up what we used it for I was very surprised to what, I read. It was not used for Dysautonomia but, for other things and other medical issues.

We call it the anti-aging "Brain Drug". I read an ad that said: "Wake up your brain! - With Piracetam (Nootropil)" It is the "Smart Drug"
yup! To my surprise.

For some information to my readers: *Piracetam (Nootropil) improves brain function and stimulates the central nervous system without any toxicity or addictive properties.

As I searched further to see what it does medically I found that it was used for certain health issues as in Parkinson Disease, Dyslexia, Alzheimer's, Anxiety, Dementia, Depression, Epilepsy, Insomnia, Migraines, Multiple Sclerosis, Schizophrenia and, Stroke.

So pretty much it helps the Brain and the Nervous System which is part of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS).

I am still researching this medication and trying to learn more about it. You can ask your doctor about Nootropil. Just a reminder: ("I am not a doctor" so, check with your doctor first.)

*I spoke with the Doctor who is teaching me about Dysautonomia and she says that some with Dysautonomia  take Nootropil for relief. This is what she said:  You should only take 25 mg of  Nootropil. I know they come in big dosages but you will have to cut it down. You take it for a week. You do not use this medication for a long period of time. Only when your symptoms are horrible.

To my reader's: Let your doctor know about this medication. Tell them what others from other countries are using it for. Give them knowledge so they can research this further and find out how it works for those with, Dysautonomia. I will still continue to read and study up on this Nootropil that helps some with Dysautonomia.

I will be writing more about this medication soon. I will keep you all posted. Thanks for reading my blog and if you have any question's please send me an e-mail.

This is good news! : ) Keep up the good work for all those who are writing about Dysautonomia and about themselves, who have it. You are the ones that are giving people like myself,inspiration to write and, help. Our time is now. There is hope. Never quit. I know I won't quit on you. After all, you deserve good health.

Once again, if you have questions, please feel free to send me email.

xoxo Miss Vivian C. Roberson (Publisher of "Le Dysautonomia Mania")

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