Nootropic

Centrophenoxine

Also known as: Meclofenoxate, Lucidril

Evidence

Choline compound and anti-aging nootropic. Reduces lipofuscin and supports acetylcholine.

Last reviewed June 2026 · Evidence graded from peer-reviewed research, not editorial opinion. Educational only — not medical advice.

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Primary uses

Anti-aging
Memory
Choline supply
Lipofuscin reduction

How it works

DMAE precursor
Reduces lipofuscin accumulation
Acetylcholine support

Dosage

Typical range: 250-750 mg daily
Timing: Morning
With food: Optional
Duration: Long-term benefits
Special populations: Cognitive aging

Forms

Capsules

Safety

Common side effects

Headache
GI upset
Insomnia

Contraindications

Seizure disorders

Evidence notes

Anti-aging nootropic

Grade B: Some human trials support key claims; further confirmation needed.

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