Aniracetam is a nootrop supplement which was developed in the 1970's by the Hoffman-La Roche (Belgium) company. This supplement is also part of a class known as Racetams, which are particularly noted for their ability to help increase and improve a number of cognitive processes. Aniracetam also exhibits anxiolytic properties and enhances mood alongside memory and focus. This supplement has been well-studied for a number of years and is known to be generally very well-tolerated with minor side effects and a very low level of toxicity.
However, before embarking on a supplementation program with Aniracetam powder it can be helpful to understand what the benefits are, how this supplement actually works, potential stacks, side effects, etc.

Aniracetam is a fat-soluble molecule in the racetams family, anecdotally touted to be more potent than Piracetam and more catered to creativity and holistic thinking as well as reducing Anxiety and Depression.

Aniracetam is a compound in the group of racetams due to its common pyrrolidone structure. It is one of the more common Racetamic structures. It is fat-soluble and thus needs to be ingested with fatty acids. Additionally, Aniracetam is Cholinergic.

Aniracetam acts as a positive modulator of some excitatory receptors known as AMPA receptors and decreases the rate of receptor desensitization. This typically manifests as a controlled and prolonged neurological stimulation effect. Since AMPA receptors differ in structure across the brain, different AMPA modulators affect the brain in different ways

Used as the parent compound to derive a class of drugs known as the ampakines which are being investigated as nootropics and neuroprotective drugs for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative conditions