What are Nootropics?
Nootropics are also known as "Smart Drugs" they're a type of cognitive enhancement supplement that promotes an increase in cognitive performance. Like the movie Limitless, it works by signaling neurotransmitter pathways in the brain allowing the user to acquire a heightened sense in concentration, focus, and memory.
How are they used?
There are many reasons people use Nootropics. For example, it could be anything from a student cramming to study for upcoming exams, or a CEO building up a company and just needing that extra focus and drive, or it could be something as simple as feeling like you lack the ability to focus on a task hardly being able to get stuff done.
Types of Nootropics?
They come in a few different forms you have Natural Nootropics which compounds can be found in plants and get manufactured as brain supplements, or you have synthetic Nootropics which are synthesized in a lab and are commonly
acquired by a doctor's prescription.
Natural
Caffeine
Creatine
Omega 3
Ginkgo Biloba
Andrographis Paniculata
Panax Quinquefolius (Ginseng)
Bacopa Monnieri
Rhodiola Rosea
Green Tea & L Theanine
Synthetic
Armodafinil
Modafinil
Citicoline
Piracetam
Ampakines
Cerebrolysin
Adderal
How Safe are Synthetic Nootropics?
Even though it may seem like a magic pill that will give you the boost to get stuff done, the safety of synthetic Nootropics heavily depends on the person taking these supplements as they can have various negative effects for anybody if not taken correctly, that's why it's very important to be moderated by a medical professional while taking any supplements like this, some of these effects can range from restlessness, panic attacks, severe anxiety, chills, headaches, psychosis, paranoia, or much worse.
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