Yes, for most people. 85% of 55 people who reported on Aniracetam for memory say it improved. 15% noticed no change and 0% say it got worse. That is below the typical result for memory (90% across 29 options).
Ranked #18 of 29 for memory.
“Aniracetam: Anecdotally I could feel instantaneous mental improvement within 2-3 days... The most significant improvement was attention... organization, and confidence.”
“This is the first time i've ever taken something that truly has improved my cognitive capacity. My mind has never been so clear.”
“Since I've been on this stack and changed my mindset and outlook in my life, everything has improved significantly.”
“I wasn't feeling or noticing ANYTHING different about my cognition, memory, or just overall awareness...for about 3 weeks, and nothing changed.”
Conclusion: The most effective intervention for dementia available is symptomatic treatment for vascular dementia. Antipsychotic treatment for dementia alleviates cognitive dysfunction less effectively than does symptomatic treatment. Alternative therapies are also effective at present. Further research on causes and very early diagnosis of Alzheimer disease is warranted.
Information only — not medical advice. How we count