Centrophenoxine
Centrophenoxine is most often used for
Last Updated:October 13, 2024
Centrophenoxine is a cholinergic compound with a DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol) component, and acts as a better absorbed transporter of DMAE into the brain. It is sold under the brand name Lucidril but can easily be bought over the counter or online.
It is effective in reversing some of the signs of aging (particularly waste product buildup in the brain) when taken for an acute period (high doses for a month) and can act as a general neural enhancer and protector when taken continuously at a lower dose.
- Centro
- Lucidril (Brand Name)
For therapeutic usage in reducing lipofuscin (for the aged) 3-6 doses of 250mg centrophenoxine is generally touted.
For younger individuals seeking neurological enhancement and neuronal protection, 1-3 doses of 250mg suffices.
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