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Arcalion is actively composed of Sulbutiamine. It is chemically similar to Thiamine (Vitamin B1). It can be used for treating symptoms of weakness or fatigue. It can also be used for treating deficiency of Vitamin B1 and poor concentration. The active component, Sulbutiamine present in it is a popular nootropic, which has shown to improve memory, focus, mood, and motivation. It is also available as a dietary supplement. Arcalion is available in the form of oral tablets.

The active constituent Sulbutiamine was discovered in Japan while developing useful thiamine derivatives with better bioavailability. It was first marketed by France in 1973 under the trade name Arcalion. It is a schedule H drug and belongs to a category of drugs called Antiasthenic drugs/Central stimulants. The molecular formula of Arcalion is C32H46N8O6S2 and the molecular weight is 702.89g/mol. Sulbutiamine is produced synthetically by binding two molecules of Vitamin B1 together. Vitamin B1 dissolves in water, while its synthetic form, Sulbutiamine dissolves in fats. Due to its fat solubility, it can cross the blood-brain barrier more easily as compared to other thiamine derivatives.

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  • It elevates your mood and enhances your energy levels.
  • One month Arcalion treatment improved symptoms of anxiety, severe depression, anxiety, and fatigue in a majority of people.
  • Arcalion may help to prevent tissue damage.
  • It may help to improve memory, sexual performance, and digestion.
  • It can also help to improve nerve and muscle function.

The mechanism of action of Arcalion is not fully understood. However, it is believed to have several effects on the brain. It increases thiamine levels in the brain. It increases the activity of glutamate and dopamine (D1) in the decision-making areas of the brain. It enhances concentration and boosts mood by altering the way glutamate acts on dopamine. It is also believed to improve the glutathione levels, which helps in reducing cell death in the brain. It improves memory function by increasing the activity inside the hippocampus (area in the brain which is involved in the formation of new memories). The peak effect of medicine can be seen within one to two hours post oral consumption.

  • The oral tablets of Arcalion can be taken with or without food, or as directed by your physician.
  • The correct dose of this medication depends on numerous factors such as a person’s age, health, and medical history.
  • Arcalion600mg dose once a day can be used safely for about four weeks.
  • Read and follow all the directions for use mentioned on the prescription label carefully.
  • If you have any doubts or questions regarding its usage, ask your physician or pharmacist.
  • Arcalion should not be used if you have a history of allergy to its active component, Sulbutiamine or any other inactive component present in it.
  • Its interaction with alcohol is not known, so avoid alcohol consumption while taking Arcalion.
  • This medication may contain inactive components such as glucose, lactose, and sucrose. Thus, it not suitable for consumption in persons who are intolerant to these constituents.
  • Avoid consuming this medication for an extended period. Its long-term safety is not known.
  • Before starting Arcalion, inform your doctor about all other medicines that you are taking including herbs and supplements.

Minor and major side effects observed by people taking Arcalion include

  • Headache
  • Anxiety
  • Insomnia
  • Tiredness
  • Nausea

These side effects are mild and they do not last for a long duration. In case your symptoms worsen or continue for a long period, contact your healthcare provider. A serious side effect/effects are generally not observed by persons using it.

  • Adequate scientific information regarding its safety during pregnancy and breast-feeding is not known. So, avoid taking this medication during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
  • This medication should be used with caution in persons suffering from psychiatric disorders, including bipolar disorder as there are chances of drug abuse.
  • Higher doses of Arcalion 200 mg can produce euphoria and sleep disturbance.
  • Seek immediate medical help in case you suspect an overdose.
  • Take the missed dose as soon as you recollect. Skip the dose if it is almost time to take the next dose.
  • Do not consume an additional dose to make up for a missed dose.

Is Arcalion safe?

It is safe for consumption if you consume it for a short period of time. A dose of 600mg daily is safe to consume for about two months. The commonly observed symptoms with Arcalion include headache, nausea, tiredness, and difficulty in sleeping. These side effects are mild and temporary. A serious side effect is rarely observed with this medication.

How long does it take for Arcalion to kick in?

Arcalion 200 mg contains Sulbutiamine as the active constituent. Generally, people start experiencing the effects of medixine in 30 to 60 minutes post oral consumption.

What is Arcalion used for?

Sulbutiamine, the active constituent present in this medicine is mainly used for weakness, fatigue, to increase athletic performance. It may help to improve memory and sexual dysfunction. It is available on prescription.

How long does Arcalion take to work?

The exact mechanism of action of Arcalion is not clearly understood. It is known to improve the thiamine levels in the brain. The peak effect of this medicine can be witnessed within one to two hours post oral consumption. The duration for which it remains active in the body is not determined clinically.

Is Arcalion a stimulant?

Sulbutiamine, the active constituent of Arcalion is a synthetic derivative of Vitamin B1. It is fat-soluble and thus crosses the blood-brain barrier. It is believed to improve thiamine levels in the brain and assumed to be used by athletes as a stimulant.

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Claude Bass |

I was experiencing extreme tiredness for the last few days. My friend suggested me to take Arcalion. It is a dietary supplement; it is similar to thiamine Vitamin B1. I purchased it at a cheaper rate at Samrx. I got good results. It is an online pharmacy selling medicines approved by regulatory agencies such as FDA and WHO at discounted rates.