Picamilon | Miracle Compound

The Russians have come up with a winner. The scientists behind the Iron Curtain wanted to develop a drug that could go into the brain, but most drugs do not. So they hooked the drug up with niacin, a B-vitamin that passes the blood-brain barrier. The drug they hooked up was gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). GABA is a neurotransmitter that inhibits nerve impulses. Taking picamilon does not cause lethargy or impede muscle tone; however, it does calm an individual and lead to increased brain efficiency and increased cerebral vasodilation and blood flow. The investigators said:

Picamilon . . . was shown to induce a significant increase of cerebral blood flow in conscious cats.

Basically this is good news. Apparently the substance also prevents and alleviated headaches.

References

1. Site with information about Picamilon research.
2. Farmakol Toksikol. 1989 Jan-Feb; 52(1):23-6. The new cerebrovascular preparation pikamilon. [Translated from the Russian.] Mirzoian RS, Gan'shina TS.