Enchepabol

Derived from Vitamin B6, Encephabol is a water-
soluble drug otherwise known as pyrithioxine or
pyridoxine disulfide, but perhaps best-known by
its generic name Pyritinol. It is a semi-natural
drug developed by Merck Laboratories and
commercially distributed for use by those with
cognitive function issues. In many European
countries, it was used to treat children with
learning disorders.
What is Encephabol?
Encephabol is a stimulant that targets the central
nervous system and belongs to what are
categorized as anti-alzheimer's drugs. Common
uses of the medication include treatment for
memory impairment and dementia as well as
relief from hangover.
Encephabol has been available as a prescription
as well as an OTC drug in several countries and
used to treat various cognitive and learning
disorders among children. In European countries,
the medication has been approved as a
symptomatic treatment of chronically impaired
brain function in dementia syndromes and in
supportive treatment of sequelae of craniocerebral
trauma.
Encephabol Benefits
Many people find the use of Encephabol to be
very beneficial especially in terms of treating
hangover. However, the actual main purpose of
the medication is to help increase mental
function, due to the nootropic compounds present
within that may bring such results.
Encephabol Side Effects
Encephabol users are likely to experience sleep
disturbances as a result of increased excitement.
There are also cases where the user would
experience loss of appetite, headache as well as
tiredness. Rashes on the skin and an irritation in
the mucus membranes may occur as well. Other
side effects of Encephabol may include itching,
nausea and vomiting. In very rare cases, it has
been found to cause acute pancreatitis and
photoallergic eruption.
As a precaution, pregnant women and lactating
mothers should use this with care. This nootropic
is generally safe for use on the elderly and
children.
How does Encephabol help brain function?
It is unclear as to the exact mechanism of action
of Encephabol. It is believed, however, that the
medication increases the ability to deliver glucose
into the brain. The brain is incapable of using fat
as a source of energy, unlike the other parts of
the body, and instead uses glucose, which it is
incapable of storing. It is believed that this
increase from Encephabol in glucose uptake, in
theory, would result to an increase in energy and
thus an increase in the brain function.