Book Description

What exactly are nootropics? Nootropics are generally called "smart drugs" because they improve brainpower. but, more than 80 unique substances can fall under this broad category and they are wildly distinctive and generally useless. They include Adderall for ADHD, psychedelics, and even coffee. Do nootropics actually work? Choosing one as a complement is a muddy picture, however some nootropics DO work. most "smart pills" are stimulants -- short-acting chemicals that give you a boost in focus and attention for some hours. The nootropics that we have good evidence for, such as Adderall and Modafinil (sometimes used to help humans recover from a coma), are prescribed drugs. The "smart drugs" that aren't prescription-based or illegal have little or no proof suggesting they work. The substance must... Help the brain function under disruptive conditions, such as hypoxia (low oxygen) and electroconvulsive shock. Protect the brain from chemical and physical assaults, such as anti-cholinergic drugs and barbiturates. Increase the efficacy of neuronal firing control mechanisms in cortical and sub-cortical regions of the brain. Possess few or no side effects and be virtually non-toxic. Enhance memory and ability to learn. Research indicates getting omega-3s from fish is better than simply taking drugs, but if fish is simply too tough to get, put together, or eat, then the drugs are an awesome 2d alternative. Omega-3s are the real "smart drugs" in that you could not sense the results the day you consume them, however you may be in much better cognitive shape a few years from now than in case you had never added them in your diet. If you're interested in increasing your Brain Power and Memory capacity . Scroll back up and buy now!