Seeking input on a "Brain Brew" from someone familiar with Nootropics

I'm just curious if a beer including Nootropics (smart drugs), such as Piracetam and Choline is possible, chemically. Nootropics are known to increase several aspects of brain function from memory to cognitive ability in people as well as lowering alcohol tolerance. A batch of beer containing Nootropics is an interesting idea I came up with recently and have found absolutely zero information on. I'm not entirely sure if it's even possible to create but it could be something worth pursuing.

Get drunk quicker off fewer beers while improving your day to day brain functions and memory. Sounds like the ultimate student brew to me. It's just hard to get the proper information to see if this is something that can be done and if it's safe. Hopefully someone out there will know a little something on the subject.

Some drugs are alcohol alcohol soluble however some will not work the same in the presence of ethanol. Just for the mods- They are legal and unregulated in the US...It is polymorphic in respect to being soluble in alcohol AND water. Found this online -study of ethanol and Piracetam in mice and rabbits...Cant find the anything except abstracts from early 80's.
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Also according to wikipedia it can be used to treat alcoholism which is interesing.

good luck

ive always wondered if anyone has tried to brew with kava before?

You could brew with Ginko...do people still use Ginko? I know it was all the rage like 15 years ago.

I'd bet pretty heavily that the yeast will go ahead and take the compounds up and metabolize them. Our basic metabolism is not that different from that of yeasts. One would probably have to pastuerize the beer and THEN add them.