There are many well-known “nootropic” substances that either don’t work as well as advertised or don’t work at all. Find out the five most overrated nootropics on the market.
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Metformin (Glucophage ®) is an anti-diabetes drug that has the potential to prevent cancer and extend human lifespan to 120 years and beyond.
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Noopept is a small nootropic peptide from Russia that is getting more and more popular among college students. Find out the effects, how it works, how to use it and where to buy it.
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Phenylpiracetam, also known by its Russian pharmaceutical name Phenotropil, was developed in Russia in the 1980s as a piracetam derivative, with the hopes that it would display additional stimulant activity.
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The ability to critically understand & judge the data from a study is crucial in making decisions on whether a new drug is safe & effective.
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Nootropics are substances that enhance memory and cognition with low to no side effects.
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This beautiful magazine advertisement from Eduardo A. Cánovas depicts the brain, that is, the primary target of Tonibral, one of the many names by which the p-acetamidobenzoate salt of DMAE was being sold, from the early 50s to the late 70s.
We already know by now that DMAE is basically useless…
